First, thank you for this release. I have a few comments mostly about typos, but don't mistake them as criticism, please.
On Tue, 30 May 2006, Eric Iverson wrote: + n beta available for Mac + http://www.jsoftware.com/download/j601nbeta_darwin.tar.gz + + Install: + cd ~ + tar -xzf [path]j601nbeta_darwin.tar.gz + sudo mv libj601.dylib /usr/lib/. The "." at the end of the previous line is not part of the instruction. Also, in my standard install, that same line needs to be prefixed with "j601/" . + + This version has latest changes and fixes as discussed in the forum. + + The default install configuration (and the eventual final release) is that + x. y. u. v. m. n. are spelling errors. Use Edit|Configure|Parameters to + allow x. y. etc. if required (or do 9!:49[1). When I Edit|Configure|Parameters the default action has a checkmark in front of the option "Permit x. y. names in explicit definitions", which seems to contrast with my expectations. + [snip] In the OpenGL Lab -- (7 of 36) OpenGL dlls (ctd) ------------------------------ This section opens a temp script that creates a form with an OpenGL control. A triangle is drawn in a random color on a blue background. If you close the gl3lab form, you can recreate it with gl3lab''. ) nextijs'ogl_simple' gl3lab'' paint new rc Notice the last two lines printed out above "paint and new rc" which result from smoutput's in the lab. They are helpful, but may not have been your intention. If the smoutput's are intended, then I think they may also help in the next .ijs file: ogl_cube.ijs . A non-typo comment has to do with the instruction to use gl3lab'' to recreate the form. Under what conditions can the _run part of gl3lab_run'' be eschewed. I don't know where to look for this feature in the documentation. -- (8 of 36) OpenGL dlls (ctd) ------------------------------ Study the script carefully as it shows all the you need to know about doing OpenGL proramming in J. ---------------------------^--------- typo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
