Thanks, This might make it easier to open a given script. However, what
I suggest does put all scripts in a directory dedicated to scripts,
rather than being scattered about. Also, I am not sufficiently
proficient to fully understand your myrun verb commands. I may get there
sometime.
Don Kelly
On 10/2/2016 3:40 AM, bill lam wrote:
You can define a verb in startup.ijs to choose and run scripts
myrun_z_=: 3 : 0
empty (libjqt, ' immexj + n *c')&cd <'0!:100<', quote wd'mb open1 run . "*.ijs"'
)
Also the verb can be binded to a function key in the ide,
see menu Edit>configure>user keys
Сб, 01 окт 2016, dhkelly написал(а):
In Windows copy the desired files and folders to the J " user" directory
I did this with some of mine which were on a backup and simply copied them
over -this acts as an ordinary windows directory.
File>open>user and get a normal window folder pane and paste the folders/
files or make new folders as desired.
I have found that when from 803 to 804, for example, this has to be done
with the scripts from 803 as 804 installed independently from 803 .
Don Kelly
On 9/29/2016 7:23 PM, Donald Pittenger wrote:
Bill,
I haven’t programmed in J for 5 or 6 years, so I’m probably doing something
wrong.
But I tried ‘load’ and keep getting error messages because the system cannot
seem to follow the desired filepath.
Working via ‘File’ items resulted in error messages.
J6 allowed one to step through directory levels until one found the target
script for loading. All jqt seems to offer (that works) is what’s under ‘RUN’
on the toolbar.
As mentioned, I’m probably doing something wrong, but my feeble excuse is that
jqt is new to me.
On Sep 29, 2016, at 5:43 PM, bill lam <bbill....@gmail.com> wrote:
I cannot understand your question. A script can be loaded and executed
using the verb load.
Or open/edit the script into edit window, and then choose run script from
menu bar there.
On Sep 30, 2016 8:04 AM, "Donald Pittenger" <dbpitten...@earthlink.net>
wrote:
I finally got around to revamping a j6 system on j804 using jgt.
But I find the Projects feature slightly annoying and would like to be
able to simply have j8 behave similarly to j6 where I could fetch and run
stuff from places other than Projects.
I’ve pretty much OD’d on J documentation for the time being, so could use
a brief answer: perhaps someone could either tell me that Projects are the
only option or else how to do things in the J6 manner in jqt.
FYI, I program using OSX.
Thanks,
Donald Pittenger
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