[julia-users] Re: Clearing the screen and Julia's exploratory tools (equivalent of Python's dir function)

Thank you all so very much for the help. Now, I can learn more Julia without bothering everyone all the time :) On Saturday, May 3, 2014 4:09:56 AM UTC+6, Nafiul Islam wrote: > > Hi (again)! > > Hopefully a (slightly) more intelligent question this time. I've been > succ

[julia-users] Clearing the screen and Julia's exploratory tools (equivalent of Python's dir function)

Hi (again)! Hopefully a (slightly) more intelligent question this time. I've been successfully able to run shell commands from Julia through Base.run, and the first thing I did was clear the screen: julia> Base.run(`clear`) However, I wanted to ask, if there was an inbuilt function that does t

Re: [julia-users] How does one import standard Julia packages

ng.org/en/latest/manual/packages/ > > You need to install the package first. > > Pkg.add("Iterators") > > > On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 5:34 PM, John Myles White > > > wrote: > >> Iterators isn't in Base. You need to install it through the package >

[julia-users] Re: Julia Hack Nights?

Great Idea. I live in Bangladesh, so I might be one in a handful of people who're actually using Julia (or even playing around with it for that matter). So, would anyone be interested in a hangout? I'd love to learn more, because right now my skills aren't the best :( On Tuesday, April 29, 2014

[julia-users] How does one import standard Julia packages

Trying to go over some questions on Project Euler, and I see that this package would be very handy. I might be wrong, but it seems as though it is in the standard library, since its under Julialang/Iterators.jl. My (failed) attempts so far: *julia> u

[julia-users] Re: Great stuff!

gt; > On Thursday, May 1, 2014 5:27:23 PM UTC+5:30, Nafiul Islam wrote: >> >> Hi there guys! >> >> I'm brand new to Julia, but I'm super excited about its prospects. The >> truth is, I can't seem to stop myself from playing around with it. It seems

[julia-users] Re: Great stuff!

Erm, what I meant to say was "Touting Julia's Math Chops might give people that this is the only thing Julia is good for. This is not true, I can imagine Julia fitting well for my other needs as well (namely network stuff)". On Thursday, May 1, 2014 5:57:23 PM UTC+6, Nafiul Isla

[julia-users] Great stuff!

Hi there guys! I'm brand new to Julia, but I'm super excited about its prospects. The truth is, I can't seem to stop myself from playing around with it. It seems as though you've combined all the good stuff I liked in Haskell and Scala with the ease of use that I get with Python. Right now, I'