Present: Art Anger, Bob Therriault
1) Bob reported that he had set up a page for new developments in the new wiki.
Currently it has content of Raul's index work and some work that Bob has done
on creating navigation bars that would supply breadcrumb navigation on each
page.
2) The breadcrumb
Thanks for the responses.
Hauke Rehr, I do enjoy exploration of approaches to a problem.
Ewart Shaw, your J-to-TeX is very impressive, although parameters for boxes
require some tweaking mysides at least. Keeping files separate requires
thinking about names and disallows quick edits, but keeps
I agree.
(late to the party, I’ve been away for about a week)
My first approach would have been to let J provide not only
the boxed display (a string) with | replaced by space
but also the tree structure and shapes of representations in boxes.
`$@":`
Then I’d first print the contents with lines
An adverb only evaluates once it is given a noun/verb left argument.
(adverb adverb) is a form of speech that doesn’t get evaluated,
just like verbal trains (verb verb verb)
Put another way: what shall 'u' be in advsuc when you say
'advsuc applyto1'? 'u' always comes in from the left
but there
In an adverb definition, u refers to a verb (or noun).
I hope this helps,
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Raul
On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 4:03 AM Jacques Bailhache
wrote:
>
> I define an adverb which gives the successor of its argument :
>
>advsuc =: 1 : '>: u'
>1 advsuc
> 2
>
> Then I define an adverb which applies
I define an adverb which gives the successor of its argument :
advsuc =: 1 : '>: u'
1 advsuc
2
Then I define an adverb which applies its argument to 1 :
applyto1 =: 1 : '1 u'
Then I apply it to the adverbial successor :
advsuc applyto1
advsuc applyto1
Why isn't it evaluated to 2
