Why should I have to use u: to box elements of a. ? Seems an unnecessary complication - and a bigger problem for beginners.
In gtkide <"0 [2}. u: i. 16 16 still has all the problems. That suggests some problems are associated with the unicode treatment of control characters. Even in Jconsole the first and second line are also irregular.When the configure specifies a mono spaced font in gtkide we should surely expect characters within the ascii set will be treated as atoms and assigned a single space. I am really seeking that members of the alphabet ( and hence any literal nouns defined using that set ) have each member treated as an atom and that that treatment is clearly separated from their role in controlling the nature of the display. That seems to have been achieved in J602. The treatment of type 131072 - unicode obviously involves a host of other issues with respect to display and treatment of aoms. However there are a large number of problems within the narrower framework of atoms within a. or represented by those characters. Precise, simple and consistent display of those atoms is extremely valuable and important and has not yet been achieved with the gtkide. Fraser ----- Original Message ----- From: "bill lam" <bbill....@gmail.com> To: <programming@jsoftware.com> Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2012 3:04 PM Subject: Re: [Jprogramming] Problems displaying the alphabet in J701gtk and J701jhs > It seemes that the characters in the first two rows caused the trouble, > the following display ok in gtkide, > > <"0 [ u: 2}. i.16 16 > > jconsole have no problem in displaying them. > > <"0[u: i.16 16 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
