Eric, Thanks for your reply.
I have experimented a little with gd_.. in the following way (I am showing my jijx window session below). runapp_jhs_ 6 'NEW' app6 'load' jev_get_data_NEW_app6_ Right after I enter that last line, that line itself changes to the following line, which is correct, but a little surprising, because it replaces the entered line. load But I think I see what has happened, because entering jev_get_data_app6_app6_ is replaced -- as expected by analogy -- with calendar or whatever the most recent verb requested in app6. So it looks like a good experiment. I think a good (additional?) app building example might show how one page (containing a form, for example) can call another page (acknowledging receipt of the form, for example) to replace the first page. Or maybe I missed an example that does so. Thanks, again, On Sun, Nov 13, 2016 at 12:07 PM, Eric Iverson <[email protected]> wrote: > Brian, > > [snip] > > Your later question about gd_set and gd_get can probably be resolved by > some more study and experiments. Those verbs provide simple local storage > for a browser page with the use of global nouns in the app locale. Create 2 > browser pages for the same app and notice how with gd_.. they mantain their > state. When you are displaying 2 browser pages, examine the nouns in the > app locale. > > -- (B=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
