An example of using adverse: badplus=: 4 : 0 smoutput 'bad argument(s) to + -- x: ', (5!:5 <'x'), '; y: ', 5!:5 <'y' _131313 )
plus=: + :: badplus " 0 3 plus 4 7 3 plus 'a' bad argument(s) to + -- x: 3; y: 'a' _131313 z=: 'foo' plus 7 bad argument(s) to + -- x: 'f'; y: 7 bad argument(s) to + -- x: 'o'; y: 7 bad argument(s) to + -- x: 'o'; y: 7 z _131313 _131313 _131313 ----- Original Message ----- From: Heinz Schild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, September 15, 2006 2:54 am Subject: [Jgeneral] Questions > I use J504 on a PowerBook with OS V 10.4.7 in German language. > > Can I do something that allows German "Umlaute" like ä and ü in J > code? > Does a key combination exist which interrupt an endless loop > without > closing J? > > I know how to handle an error situation with the control words > "try" > and "catch". I tried to use the verb "Adverse" for the same > purpose > but did not succeed. The example in the dictionary on page 159 is > too > cryptic for me. I would appreciate examples for "Adverse" to > handle > error situations which are easy to understand. > > Are there J packages or labs which include more comprehensive > collections of statistical functions? > > Can you recommend a handheld without a phone module, on which the > Pocket PC-version of J is operational? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
