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> From: Kip Murray > > Oleg, your example is great! > > With a little tinkering, I, who know NOTHING about windows programming, > was able > to get your Index Array Operations screen to show both the index array > and the > result in the Result window, lengthening the Result window to make room > for > longer answers -- that's a tribute to the "expressive" part of your > "economical > and expressive" below. > > What I see is that elementary J windows programming requires an ability > to do J > array programming plus an ability to manage screens (forms? windows?) > with the > Form Editor. You had to identify the shape of the index array as the > key > parameter, then build your form on that base. > > Looking through the "System" labs I find a Form Editor lab and a > Building > Applications lab, presumably to be taken up in that order. > > I'm guessing UI means "user interface". > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
