As usual, the apps installed cleanly and quickly, but there is a little
quirk on the iPhone. Seems the J icon is replaced by one that has the
Welcome to J message (kind of a fly's eye view of the working screen)
instead of the stylized J... (this doesn't seem to happen on the iPad)
I
I do feel the input textfield is too short now. Also, I pushed the button
and got an error. What is its intended function?
Also, can we turn off this gate that comes back every time I upgrade, which
forces me to step through a bunch of examples before I can type my first
sentence in J?
Thanks,
I can confirm the Icon corruption that Joey reported. The same thing
happened on my iPhone 4.
The little new . button return ev_bullet__jevents_ not defined. The
combination of __ and _ in one J name looks like a typo.
On other notes. I've managed to get a fair chunk of JOD running on the
iPhone
The ~user convention is not new to this version of J and has been with J
forever. ~user is used by jpath to do the lookup in SystemFolders_j_.
Because J iOS is jail rooted you have the coincidence that ~user and ~/user
are the same. But they get that way in very different ways. You should use
Re the bullet button - read the simple docs.
Not sure what can be done about the limited iPhone portrait landscape. I am
loath to give up any of the buttons, or to make them skinnier, or to use
more screen space for a different layout.
For longer lines on the iPhone the solution may just have
Not a typo. Read the simple docs. Type abc then press bullet and you'll see
_abc_, so the __ is just the case where the command name is empty.
I've looked at Dropbox and it seems to be a little more trouble than it is
worth.
Note that with jfomurl you can easily get a file from any web site. And
Ahh, a case of rfm. I'll try (jfomurl) and look around for a host
that allows http post.
I hope you manage to get this into the app store.
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com wrote:
Not a typo. Read the simple docs. Type abc then press bullet and you'll see
I have not tried the advice in the link below, but it looks recent and
has several favorable, but vague, comments.
http://www.mathiastauber.com/integration-o-dropbox-in-your-ios-application/
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com wrote:
I've looked at Dropbox
Hi Eric,
Of all the buttons, the one I think that you may be able to do without is the
keyboard button. The keyboard already appears when you tap the text entry
field, and it disappears when you click on the screen away from the keyboard.
It is nice to have an overt way to bring the keyboard
Ah HAH!
That explains an annoyance I have had for years!! Namely that ~ doesn't
work (as I would expect) in 1!:x expressions... Keeping in mind that
I've never used Windows, and always been in a 'nix environment - because
of my frustration (many years ago) I keep in my profile (start.ijs now,
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 1:27 PM, Joey K Tuttle j...@qued.com wrote:
If I'm the only person that has been flummoxed by this, then I'll just
accept it as another case of RTFM (except I'm unsure where to find the
explanation in jdocs Help anyone? :)
I think the important bit of information
nix has a similiar convention with ~ that we borrowed. Don't remember
exactly, but in nix ~ is home and ~foo is foo's home and there is a way of
creating other shorcuts.
J has long had the convention that ~ is home and that ~foo looks indirects
through SystemFolders_j_ and UserFolders_j_.
On
http://github.com/joyent/libuv is an asynchronous io system designed
to work the same way on windows and *nix.
FYI,
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The problem with icons for retina devices is fixed in the next build.
In case I forget to mention it, it will have a welcome escape. A hview
rightswipe will end the welcome script. But how will you know you aren't
missing something cool?
Hi Eric,
Is it possible to include a pinch zoom gesture in the hview area? I am thinking
it may be nice to examine some vector graphics such as SVG in more detail.
Also, you mentioned the bringing the files across for the html docs. I think
that it would be easier for you to do this within the
Since SVG is compatible with html5, you can write out SVG code and have it
display in the hview. It works well for creating interfaces and mapping
applications ( and it is working with hview including previous 5 displays).
Would it also be possible to load the documentation through the JAL? I
or define a bullet so that typing vocab bullet would put vocab in hview
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Hi David,
As a J user with Korean language as a mother tongue, I have that pain, too.
Currently I deal with it in two options:
1. HTML table :
http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Essays/Boxed%20Array%20Display#HTMLoutput
2. using unicode character width data with fixed width fonts :
On 2012/05/30 18:48 , Eric Iverson wrote:
/*What's New:*
/
/hview rightswipe dismisses welcome script/
I tried but didn't succeed with this one, and it caused me to revisit my
complaint of not being able to switch hviews. I played with this some
more and found that I can get hviews to switch
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