Brian
As you remarked earlier gtkwd.ijs is missing,
which is why the require fails at the beginning of pousse.ijs.
This doesn't fix your problem but at least explains it.
I suppose my problem lies elsewhere.
fyi, the ~ symbol is resolved in jpath.
Seems like definitions in stdlib.ijs and
I wasn't clear.
Functions like script need to tell people which files are missing
otherwise time gets wasted.
On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 9:34 AM, david alis david.a...@gmail.com wrote:
Brian
As you remarked earlier gtkwd.ijs is missing,
which is why the require fails at the beginning of
End users seldom use script or scriptd directly. They use load or
require that should be able to echo the name the missng files.
I guess that script failed and did not give any helpful diagnostic
messages was because the package was not built by project manager in
that platform.
Anyway, I think
i'm almost there ...
On my Win7 I ran (beware line breaks):
jt'c';'C:\Users\david\j64-602-user/test.jt';'C:\Users\david\j64-602\addons\';'games'
('C:\Users\david\j64-602-user/test2.html')jattach
'C:\Users\david\j64-602-user/test.jt'
(returns 131617 chars written).
mailed test2 to myself
Opened
I guess the base folders should match so that
jt 'c' addons' ; 'games'
so that it should be decompressed as
jt 'x' addons'
the games folder will be created under addons automatically.
If it still fails, there might be some binary files inside games
directory that jt cannot handle.
David,
I was able to transfer the ~addons from my Mac to my iPad without getting your
errors. I used monadic jattach, not dyadic, though.
For me disillusionment struck with the following error appeared
load'~addons/games/pousse.ijs'
not found: /j/addons/games/pousse.ijs
|file name error:
Hi Brian
monadic jattach just uses the default file
name of '~temp/jattach.html'
What do you get when you list files in directories?
1!:0'j/addonns/games/*'
I'm having loads of fun reverse engineering my way
to figuring out how J works on iPad. But I wouldnt
mind a little bit of help. An
1!:0'j64-701/addons/games/*'
┌──┬─┬───┬───┬──┬──┐
│pousse│2012 3 11 3 26 16│136│rwx│d-│drwxr-xr-x│
└──┴─┴───┴───┴──┴──┘
1!:0'j602/addons/games/*'
1!:0'~/j602/addons/games/*'
On Sat, Jun 23, 2012 at 11:08 AM, david alis
and what's actually in the pouse directory on the iPad as well as the PC?
On the iPad the games directory should show up when you run
1!:0'j/addons/*'
and pousse should show up when you run
1!:0'j/addons/games/*'
Assuming that's the case, what shows up when you run
1!:0'j/addons/games/pousse/*'
David,
I made one error in downloading and so there are some extra directories and
files that show up around Pousse.
1!:0'j/addons/*'
++--++---+--+--+
|games |2012 6 23 9 4 22 |136 |rwx|d-|drwxr-xr-x|
Have there been any updates to the transfer process since this thread
started? When I last looked the J code was not untangling properly.
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 2:09 PM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com wrote:
You see the attachment jattach.html in your email message. Tap it and you
I believe my last posting with the jt.ijs script works properly. Please try
it. If it fails, let me know details and I will fix it. Be sure to use my
last posting, as there were many earlier ones with various problems.
Rather than try with a big folder of stuff, you might want to try a simple
I need a bunch of brushing up first, but for future reference, where is jt.ijs
to be found?
Sent from my iPad
On Jun 22, 2012, at 5:06 PM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com wrote:
I believe my last posting with the jt.ijs script works properly. Please try
it. If it fails, let me know
In an email from me to beta forum in the last few days. I will clean this
up, but would like to hear of a successful use (or not so) first.
On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 5:59 PM, Jim Russell jimsruss...@yahoo.com wrote:
I need a bunch of brushing up first, but for future reference, where is
jt.ijs
Bill,
Yes, you are right, the extraction needs to apply to ~temp/t.jt .
The 'c' likely needs to be to ~addons/t.jt -- not ~temp/t.jt -- also.
But when I do that, the file shows up in ~addons as t.jt and I cannot
change the name to ~addons/math/misc . I am missing some steps,
clearly.
On Mon, Jun
I made a couple of sloppy typos in the instructions. I will repeat them
below with the typos corrected. Please try again. It helps to have an
overview of what is going on and to have an understanding of tar and how jt
provides similar facilities. That is 'c' creates, 'x' extracts, and 't'
tests
Eric,
Ok, I see what I was not doing: anything involving jattach. I was attaching
t.jt to the email.
But now I have a different problem. The jattach.html file is so large with
math/misc that it does not fit in the copy buffer. How is that problem worked
around?
Thanks,
---
(B=)
It worked for me so there is something limiting in your environment or
there is something wrong with the steps.
Which copy buffer? On your desktop or on the iPad?
If you have not already done so, please get familiar with successfully
moving several single files from your desktop to your iPad
On my ipad, in gmail, I do not see the attachment in safari. I see it
it gmail. I do not use mail exactly, I use gmail.
The attachment is an html file.
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 2:32 PM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com wrote:
To repeat with emphasis: the jattach step and attaching the
You see the attachment jattach.html in your email message. Tap it and you
should see your stuff in a browser page that you can then tap and hold and
copy.
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Brian Schott schott.br...@gmail.comwrote:
On my ipad, in gmail, I do not see the attachment in safari. I
I think if one plays with the proposed mechanism it actually works quite
well once one is used to the steps. Part of it is just learning more iPad
tricks and that is simpler than the arcane iTunes file sharing.
Feedback on actual transfer experience would be appreciated. Especially
clarifying the
Eric,
The first assert in the script has a postfix period, and the others do not. Is
that correct ?
---
(B=)
--
For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
Thanks for seeing this. All uses of assert should be without the dot.
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 9:15 PM, Brian Schott schott.br...@gmail.comwrote:
Eric,
The first assert in the script has a postfix period, and the others do
not. Is that correct ?
---
(B=)
Eric,
I got the following error when attempting to pass
~addons/math/misc to ipad
I had corrected the typo of addond to addons.
jcbtof'~temp/t.jt'
~temp/t.jt
jt 'x';'~t.jt';'~addons'
|rank error: jt
| i=.(a E.d)i.1
---
(B=)
I guess that meant file not found.
not sured if ~temp/t.jt = ~t.jt on ipad.
Пнд, 18 Июн 2012, Brian Schott писал(а):
Eric,
I got the following error when attempting to pass
~addons/math/misc to ipad
I had corrected the typo of addond to addons.
jcbtof'~temp/t.jt'
~temp/t.jt
jt
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