Thanks Ric

I wasn't thinking of myself so much, I've got used to the J convention now,
but more of what would make a good default startup for a newcomer.  I will
look at the script though, always nice to see how others do it.

As for the capped fork, yes I can live without it, just about, but I
certainly couldn't when I stared out, especially - as I said - since this
is the format returned by the 13 : verb.

OK, here's another one:
I have recently switched over to j701(gtk) from j602.
On the whole, I like the new colour-coded approach to verb description, but
sometimes, in complex cases, I really appreciated j602's boxing of the
structure, which went a long way to make things clear.  (one of J's best
debugging tools).  Is there a way to emulate this under 702gtk?


On 1 December 2012 08:03, Ric Sherlock <tikk...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Alex,
> Not sure if you're aware of the trig script available as part of the
> 'math/misc' addon, but it may contain at least some definitions you'd like
> to use. If you have the addon installed then you can load the definitions
> using:
>    require 'trig'
>
> If you restrict yourself to writing explicit J then it is perfectly
> possible to get away without using capped fork.
>
> Ric
>
>
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