--- "Miller, Raul D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Dan Bron wrote:
> > Use:
> >        coinsert_base_ 'locale'
> 
> Or, interactively, just coinsert -- if coinsert_base_
> is different from coinsert, then something else is
> going on, which you should understand.
> 
> The "Locales" lab might be useful.
> 
> (From the menu: Studio->Labs... then run the Locales lab. 
> It's in the "Language" category, if you want to reduce the
> number of choices.)

Export Public API

Still another approach is to consider a class locale
as a module with private implementation: many small 
auxiliary verbs and other names, which exposes a
small public API. Then this selective API is "exported"
into the "z" locale to be used throughout.

See many patterns in J base library of the form:

coclass 'myclass'

myverb=: 3 : ...

myverb_z_=: myverb_myclass_    NB. export public API


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