> rtn e. <'NO' > > will check each atom of rtn to see if the atom is > <'NO' > and if there are no atoms in rtn, or if the first one is <'NO', > the test will be declared true.
In the languages I am familiar with there would need to be an "==" or some such in there. Is "element of" like a Boolean? > load 'printf' NB. Do this just once per session > > 'return value: %s' printf <rtn I will try it. Note to the people talking about console output -- the issue is that I need to run a script (~1000 lines) and check the input and output at various places, and at some point I will need to add file I/O to the script, so this is also a baby step toward that. Plus, learning file I/O is one of the steps to getting my bearings in a new language. Thx ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
