At 09:58 -0800 2006/08/24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello J users,
J is installed in Debian Linux here and the
jconsole works.
Someone please tell me how to interpet a
script from the Linux shell prompt. Eg?
j test.ijs
What is the i in the ijs suffix? In the
old documents the suffix is js.
Thanks, Peter Easthope
I use a symbolic link in Linux to put jconsole into normal
paths. My jconsole binary is /usr/local/lib/j504/jconsole
If you mean to start a j session with your script loaded -
jconsole test.ijs
should do that (with appropriate path or link in front of
jconsole).
I believe the i was added to avoid conflict with Java Scripts.
If you want to interpret a j script in Linux you can do
something like the following (which uses my path conventions)
iMg5:~ jkt$ jfactor 123
3 41
iMg5:~ jkt$ cat /usr/local/bin/jfactor
#!/usr/local/lib/j601/jconsole
3 : 0 ARGV
stdout NL,~": q: ". >2{y
exit 0
)
iMg5:~ jkt$
I find writing 'ix scripts in J to be very useful - they
work great as CGI scripts too.
- joey
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