Here are some things I think I noticed in the current version of the dissect labs:
----------- The first question I thought of, while going through Dissect Lab I, was: how do I unselect a selection? (I eventually noticed the << button at the top, but that took me a while. The closest to documentation of how to unselect that I noticed is the suggestion to hover over stuff to see their tooltips. But perhaps this should be made more obvious?) Also: ----------- Chapter 5, 1 of 9: "... and the shape of a result-cell in white on a blue background" (looks more like a purple or indigo background, to me) Chapter 5, 2 of 9: "... and the shape of a result-cell is in white type on a purple background." ----------- Chapter 8, 2 of 4: "Click on a result row in the right-hand (%) verb to see how the row was calculated." Can't select rows in the result of the right-hand % - can only select atoms. ----------- Chapter 10, 2 of 11: "Click on the name (W) in the result of the (>) verb." Can't select that W [I'm repeating myself from a code point of view, but I do not know if you want to change the implementation of dissect, or if you want to change the lab.] ----------- ----------- Dissect Lab II Chapter 4, 1 of 2 "...computes tha factorial..." ----------- Chapter 5, 5 of 5 "(~.@[ ,. +/&.:>/.) is a hook..." It's a fork. On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 8:48 PM, Henry Rich <[email protected]> wrote: > Dissect 3.7.4 released, and Labs at 1.0.90. > > Dissect labs now use the () convention for J code. > > Display of fill was seriously broken. If you have gone through the Labs > already you might want to look at the fill section of Dissect I again. It > has changed. > > There is now a config file; you can save the current settings or revert to > the saved settings. > > On J8 only, there is a Help to take you to the Wiki page or to NuVoc. Also, > F1 takes you to the Wiki page, and Shift+F1 takes you to NuVoc. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
