> From: bill lam > > mar, 26 Jan 2010, Sherlock Ric skribis: > > Yes I agree that using colour is probably the best solution here. The > background colour for the cell containing the primitive could be > coloured according to the primitive's part of speech. AFAICS the only > primitive whose part of speech differs depending on "context" is > underscore which is a Noun or Other - I'd suggest colouring it as for > Nouns. > > > > As Fraser suggests it would be sensible to provide a key that maps > the colours to the parts of speech. > > > > On firefox it is quite hard to see the difference in color for > conjunction and adverb. Does it look ok in other browsers?
I suspect that this is more an issue of your monitor (colour settings) than the browser. Nevertheless the main thing is that now that the primitives are colour-coded, it is relatively easy to change the colour scheme if the current one isn't good. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
