another example that causes domain error
sc_z_=: 0!:100
coclass 'base'
3 : 0''
4!:55 <'foo'
foo=. 123
18!:55 <'tmp'
sc_tmp_ 'foo=: 456'
''
)
load 'c:\home\bill\j601\temp\1.ijs'
|domain error: sc_tmp_
| foo =:456
|[-0]
bill lam wrote:
similar to that reported by Norman Drinkwater, I found that global and
local assignment in different locales interference with each other.
I put the following in 1.ijs and 2.ijs, and run it from menubar run |
window
NB. 1.ijs
sc_z_=: 0!:100
coclass 'base'
4!:55 <'foo'
foo=. 123
18!:55 <'tmp'
sc_tmp_ 0 : 0
foo=: 456
)
NB. 2.ijs
coclass 'base'
4!:55 <'foo'
foo=. 123
18!:55 <'tmp'
coclass 'tmp'
foo=: 456
load 'c:\home\bill\j601\temp\1.ijs'
|domain error: sc_tmp_
| foo =:456
|[-0]
load 'c:\home\bill\j601\temp\2.ijs'
|domain error: script
| foo =:456
|[-6] c:\home\bill\j601\temp\2.ijs
but if the line foo=. 123 changed to foo=: 123 or commented, it run
without error.
foo_tmp_
456
foo_base_
123
9!:14''
j601/2006-11-17/17:05
--
regards,
bill
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
