On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 10:09 AM (EST), I wrote:
> ... Now that I think this through, I think I can do a passable job of that.)
Actually, no, I do not.
Extracting the locale from a name is straightforward:
conamed=:3 :0
'a b'=. _2{.I.'_'='_',y
if. (0=a)+.1~:#;:y do. NB. implied
18!:5 ''
elseif. b=a+1 do. NB. indirect
".b}.y
elseif. do. NB. direct
<}:a}.y
end.
)
And, getting the name of an adverb argument is trivial:
;u`''
However, this does not address the issue faced by jtrace, which is
finding the locale that jtrace was invoked from.
As a workaround, I would recommend assuming that that locale was the
base locale. This potentially reduces the utility of the jtrace
facility, but it seems like the right balance of simplicity.
Specifically, I am recommending changing line 8 of executet_jtrace_
and executep_jtrace_ from
". 't_z=. ', ; t_x
and
". 't_z=. ',t_x=. '(',(;:^:_1 t_x),')'
to
do_base_ 't_z=. ', ; t_x
and
do_base_ 't_z=. ',t_x=. '(',(;:^:_1 t_x),')'
Does this make sense?
Thanks,
--
Raul
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