Thanks,

What I am trying to do is bring up the QT editor from a J request.  The
file to be edited already exists on disk and all I am trying to do is tell
jqt to open and edit it. There is no need for J to control the process. The
editor runs like it already does.  If the jdt interface cannot do this I
would consider adding it in some form as all the current J ides work
exactly like this.

cheers.


On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 10:14 AM, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote:

> jqt is written in c++ so that it can not be called directly
> from J.  One needs to write a wrapper and recompile jqt to make
> it possible.
>
> Пт., 11 янв. 2013, John Baker писал(а):
> > I've noticed there is a new environment noun in the QT system IFQT that
> > nicely identifies the system.
> >
> > The editor is also very snappy and already has syntax coloring.
> >
> > What is the call to invoke the editor. I want to add it to the roster of
>  J
> > systems supported by JOD
> >
> > if. IFJHS do. open_jhs_ a
> > elseif. IFGTK do. open_jgtk_ a
> > elseif. IFJ6 do. smopen_jijs_ a
> > elseif. IFIOS do. je_z_ a
> > elseif. do. jderr ERR0262
> > end.
> >
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