Raul Miller wrote:
I believe that the session manager never discards any part of the
session (except when you exit or manually delete part of your session).
Thus:
s1=:smread_jijs_''
+/~i.2
0 1
1 2
s2=:smread_jijs_''
<];._2 s2 (}.~#) s1
+---------------------+
| +/~i.2 |
|0 1 |
|1 2 |
| s2=:smread_jijs_''|
+---------------------+
I agree that happens when you are using the session manager, but the
following shows it does not when smread is executed within a script.
a=.3
b =. 2 3 4
a+/b
5 6 7
s1 =: smread_jijs_ ''
+/~i.2
0 1
1 2
s2 =: smread_jijs_ ''
<];._2 s2 (}.~#) s1
+------------------------+
| +/~i.2 |
|0 1 |
|1 2 |
| s2 =: smread_jijs_ ''|
+------------------------+
NB. Define a script smread.ijs ========================
NB. This has exactly the sequence of commands in the
NB. in the previous session, but a different result.
s1 =: smread_jijs_ ''
+/~i.2
s2 =: smread_jijs_ ''
<];._2 s2 (}.~#) s1
NB.======================================================
loadd 'c:\users\fraser\j602-user\temp\smread.ijs'
s1 =: smread_jijs_ ''
+/~i.2
0 1
1 2
s2 =: smread_jijs_ ''
<];._2 s2 (}.~#) s1
++
++
I want the response of the interpreter to the sequence of J sentences
in a noun and to have that available during execution of the script.
There must be a simple way of doing this.
Fraser
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