In thread Locale of ijx, Don Guinn wrote:
> That's what I use to create the ijx window when I get an error in a run-only
> application. Then it is easy to display the error information in that window
> and start debugging. Beats the heck out of having to restart the application
> in development mode and trying to recreate the problem.
That reminds me that in some APL system, a function is available
to save ("dump") the whole workspace including the execution stack.
That has showed to be invaluable when my app failed in the hands
of an end-user.
I don't recall seeing that functionality provided as a library verb in J.
I know I could roll my own. I am also aware that J can't load
a workspace with a stack. But nevertheless a standard way would be
useful, I believe. Have I missed it?
~ Gilles
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