Here's a spacious version of the same idea.
ascmap=: '-'&$: : (4 : 'y,|.|:x#~"0+/\1 _1 0{~y i.~40 41{a.')
ascmap S
[: (#~ (0 ~: 1&{"1))@; <@(0&{ ,. 1&{ ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ,. (] +//. ["0) ,. [ *
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) 2&}.)"1
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ascmap 5!:5<'assert'
0 0"_ $ 13!:8^:((0: e. ])`(12"_))
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ascmap 5!:5<'table'
1 : (':'; '((([EMAIL PROTECTED])5!:5<''u'');,.y),.({.;}.)":x,y u/x')~
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ascmap 5!:5<'toCRLF'
2&}.@:;@:((13{a.)&,&.>@<;.1@((10{a.)&,)@toJ)
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ascmap 5!:5<'deb'
#~ (+. (1: |. (> </\)))@(' '&~:)
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load'printf'
ascmap 5!:5<'formatS_jprintf_'
;:^:_1@:(":&.>)^:(32&=@(3!:0)) :((((<. #) {. ])~ 2&{)~
;:^:_1@:(":&.>)^:(32&=@(3!:0)))
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> Roger Hui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> map=: 3 : 't ,: 1":+/\(''(''=t)+_1}.0,-'')''=t=. 5!:5 y'
> f=: [: (#~ (0 ~: 1&{"1))@; <@(0&{ ,. 1&{ ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ,. (] +//.
> ["0) ,. [ * [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> 2&}.)"1
>
> map <'f'
> [: (#~ (0 ~: 1&{"1))@; <@(0&{ ,. 1&{ ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ,. (] +//. ["0) ,. [
> * [EMAIL PROTECTED]) 2&}.)"1
> 000111122222222222210000011111111111122222222233333333333322222222222211111100
>
> Areas of equal depths should be joined together, unless separated
> by an area of lesser depth.
>
> Works for paren nesting of depth up to 9.
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Oleg Kobchenko
> Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 21:05
> Subject: Re: [Jgeneral] RE: tracing tacit definition execution
> To: General forum
>
> ...
> > Here is a compact way to graphically box nested expressions,
> > which preserves compact linear form. You can easily doodle it
> > manually, while visually scanning the structure.
> >
> > http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/OlegKobchenko/Map_Display
> >
> > By its likeness, it is called Map Display.
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