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On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 10:26 AM 'Rudolf Sykora' via General
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> Hello,
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> is it so that the mailing list archive
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Well, here's how I did it:
(1) I visited code.jsoftware.com
(2) in the search box, I entered: file:CTScan.ijs and completed the
search. This took me to the page
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/File:CTScan.ijs which included
download links for the file.
(3) I downloaded the most recent version of
Make your script an Addon. Then users will get it automatically through
Package Manager.
You will need a GitHub login.
Henry Rich
On 11/14/2020 2:03 PM, Arthur Anger wrote:
All--
One reader has replied:
"I am very interested in pursuing the ideas in your script, but do not know how
to
Or, you could do
user=: ;getscripts_j_ '~user'
But, fortunately, this is unnecessary. The only time this script
accesses that value is when CTScn is not defined, but this script
defines that name.
So, really, it's just an opportunity for code cleanup.
FYI,
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Raul
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at
All--
One reader has replied:
"I am very interested in pursuing the ideas in your script, but do not know
how to access it."
I have to sympathize with him. I had to do some research, eventually emulating
an installation I figured out nearly a decade ago, in order to install my
CTScan script
Try https://www.jsoftware.com/forumsearch.htm
On Sat, Nov 14, 2020 at 10:26 AM 'Rudolf Sykora' via General <
gene...@jsoftware.com> wrote:
> Hello,
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> is it so that the mailing list archive
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> http://jsoftware.com/pipermail/programming/
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> is really not searchable? If that's the case,
Hello,
is it so that the mailing list archive
http://jsoftware.com/pipermail/programming/
is really not searchable? If that's the case, it's a pitty.
(E.g., OpenBSD, emacs org-mode, plan9 fora are all [at least to some
extent] searchable...)
(I was thinking about reducing the volume of
Apology--I have just uploaded a correction to CTScan.ijs, to fix a late
"improvement" which derailed processing of an empty argument (as in the
earlier-run example).
Note--The verb name, chosen for elegance and to minimize conflict, is also
supplied with a more convenient nickname, cts, which
Hi Arthur,
I was looking at CTScan and I noticed that on line 5 you define
user=: '/Users/ala/j64-807-user'
which would be constant to your system. If you define
user=: 4 }. ; (#~ (<'User') = {."1) UserFolders_j_
then the value of user can be specific to the system of the person running
Congratulations on a fine piece of work.
Henry Rich
On 11/14/2020 12:15 AM, Arthur Anger wrote:
In August I wrote, 'One problem I have encountered is "invisible" leading unit
axes.' Raul Miller responded with, '... Here's a cruder mechanism, which borrows from
the apl2 display mechanism --
[offline]
Arthur,
Would you try an experiment, please: Change the file name to end in .txt
instead of .ijs and make it an attachment to a forum post?
If the experiment were to work, this would make it easier to access such
files, for me, at least.
Thanks,
--
(B=) <-my sig
Brian Schott
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