Hi, (I am using Linux only.)
I just started with J ...and I am no native English speaker... Suppose I want to write a J-script, which is useable like a normal shell script via makeing it executable... From writing shell scripts I know, that the first line defines the interpreter for the following lines of code like so: #! /bin/sh In case of J the "sh" has to be replaced by the J interpreter, which (I think) is called "JEngine". Searching through the J903 archive for Linux I did not find anything like that... What needs to be used instead of "sh" here? Cheers! Meino ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
