Hi, which one? The first ∇ opens function im The second ∇ is at the end of the comment and closes the function and brings you back to immediate execution. The third ∇ is the one below the comment line. It opens a function without a name, which raised the DEFN error, just like: ∇ DEFN ERROR+ ∇ ^ )MORE Bad function header In earlier versions of GNU APL the ∇ in the comment would belong to the function and be ignored by the ∇-editor. But then there was a request in bug-apl that a ∇ in a line of an open function should not be parsed but instead close the function, which it now does. See http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-apl/2014-07/msg00249.html /// Jürgen On 01/29/2017 02:20 AM, enz...@gmx.com
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could someone give me a heads up why the ⍝ doesn't cover the ∇ in the line?#! im ∇im ⍝ '⊂⌸⋸' ∇ ∇ )copy im DUMPED 2017-01-28 18:17:02 (GMT-7) DEFN ERROR+ ∇ ^ |
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