There is obviously a lot of different kind of information needed. The symbols explained is one thing and if it is done html style with popups the information can be in the form as it is in the dictionary in one popup and then another in the form of more detailed information, yet another in the form of examples of use and possibly with links to where it is used.
Then there may be cross-links from the likes of phrases etc examples how a symbol can work together with other symbols. There could be different paths into the helps like for beginners etc what information should be used, what tutorials, helps, demos and labs to look at in what order. 2010/1/26 Skip Cave <s...@caveconsulting.com>: > Remember that the primary usage of the "training wheels" vocabulary is > to help newbies find what a specific symbol does. Newbies will not have > a clue about monadic or dyadic, verbs, nouns, etc. A one-page vocabulary > is probably the way to go, since that makes it fairly easy for the > novice to find the symbol that they want to know about. Even if there > was no order on the page, scanning the page would eventually spot the > symbol they were looking for. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
