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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Björn Helgason
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:54 AM
To: Beta forum
Subject: Re: [Jbeta] Deleting temporary files
I decided I wanted to give debug a go
Started debug and set the stops on the moo verb
load 'c
/Alex
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Björn Helgason
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:54 AM
To: Beta forum
Subject: Re: [Jbeta] Deleting temporary files
I decided I wanted to give debug a go
Started debug and set the stops on the moo
Debugger (WAS: RE: [Jbeta] Deleting temporary files)
AFAICS this style making use cover name for nearly every primitive
verb/conjunction, and remotely resemble any J code I've ever seen. Apart from
readability problem, a side effect is that possible special code is defected.
Is this style
I decided I wanted to give debug a go
Started debug and set the stops on the moo verb
load 'c:\users\bjorn\j602-user\temp\1.ijs'
13!:3 '* 0:0'
moo 10 10 10 10
|stack error
*coname[0]
I can not remember any case where debug has helped me nor trace for that
matter
I love the trace and
Now I can not get rid of the J sessions
|stack error
*coname[0]
|input interrupt
*coname[0]
|stack error
*coname[0]
I had to use Windows task manager after trying J break several times
2007/12/19, Björn Helgason [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I decided I wanted to give debug a go
Started debug and
---Björn Helgason wrote:
I can not remember any case where debug has helped me nor
trace for that
matter
Just wanted to say that I use debug quite a lot and find it really helpful
although I'm probably only using a small portion of its functionality. My code
tends to have quite a bit more
My use cases are similar to yours, early on your
list, Oleg.
I do not use package manager because when I
experiment with it, I often get J errors from the ui,
and I have to spend far too much of my time looking
up documentation on how I am supposed to be using it.
(Presumably I should write up
Raul Miller wrote:
I wrote:
I do not use package manager because when I
experiment with it, I often get J errors from the ui,
Correction, i meant project manager, not package manager.
I use project manager all the time and it works fine for me - but
perhaps I don't use all the facilities.
I tried it running from the J602 bin to make sure I did not get anything of
mine included and it worked as you said it should. Apparently I have
something around I have done sometime in the past which is overriding this
feature. I found that I could delete a file from the open dialog by right
Can we clarify what is easy way to delete a temporary
ijs file? One easy way to just delete any temp files
is to use a file explorer (or finder) to open the
temp folder, select and delete the files.
This gives much more control and would prevent
destructive action of misunderstanding of whatever
---Don Guinn wrote:
Then in the Release Notes is the sentence, Menu
File|Open creates
and opens a non-existent file name. What does that mean?
It means you can type the name of a file that doesn't exist into the
edit box and it will be created and opened.
So instead of going File|New to
Can't explain it. I've tested it with dbeta, Library 6.02.007 on Vista
(Jwdw Jwdp) and XP (Jwdw) and it works fine for me.
A couple of suggested improvements though:
File|New ijs creates a new file ready for editing. However a new file
created using the File|Open method starts off ReadOnly. If
This is the old behaviour. But the new beta should create the file. Are
you sure that you tested this with the new system?
Don Guinn wrote:
Sounds neat. Just clicked open, went to a subdirectory in user, typed in a
new name but when I clicked open it said file not found.
On Dec 13, 2007 5:46
I think so. But I can't tell for sure as I have no way of being sure. Other
things act like the new beta. Just installed the new beta over the old one.
Maybe something slipped through for me.
On Dec 13, 2007 7:05 PM, Chris Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the old behaviour. But the new
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