Sorry, I’d rather overlooked this thread. As a pianist (too loud) and singer,
I might have something to add; I still have APL (Dyalog) too.
But I don’t know what page 54 refers to. The Schillinger Wiki article doesn’t
tell me. Perhaps it’s “Cybernetic Music” (or similar) mentioned earlier in th
Harvey,
You mentioned errata for Cybernetic Music by Jaxitron. One of the last routines
I coded (before I was distracted by something else) was the DVLP2 melody
routine. I had placed one mistake in the code for DVLP2. But there seems to be
a discrepancy in the hand code on page 119 and the usage
Just tried it with j901 under Catalina -- it works.
To make a jscript determine which jqt session it's running in: get the pid
using: 2!:6'' .
pid numbers ascend in value, so the latest jqt session launched will have
the highest pid.
Write the pid out as a textfile in (say) ~temp. The file will sh
In addition to Ian's suggestions, you can also set up different
profile scripts each with its own config directory. This way the
sessions can be distinguished by color, position, J version etc. This
also helps with different applications.
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 3:39 AM Ian Clark wrote:
>
> Just
in my opinion, this is the way to do this properly
• you won’t have to repeat too much in the future (upgrades)
• you won’t have copies which is always a bad idea
after all, that’s one of the use cases profile scripts are meant for
Am 23.04.20 um 13:17 schrieb chris burke:
In addition to Ian's s
Harvey,
Your explanations were very helpful. Especially of the second line of
RSLTNT output.
There is no listing of the notes that go with the example RSLTNT 5 3, are
there? Your explanation just understands what notes are typical and the
meaning of "interference patterns", right?
Thank you,
--
As far as I can see, the normal installers no longer create the jbreak icon.
Here is one possible update to ~addons/ide/jhs/installer.ijs jbreak to add a
jbreak option for shortcut:
Old:
Winx=: 3 : 0
select. y
case.'jc' do.
win'jc' ;'jconsole';'jgray.ico';LIB
case. 'jhs' do.
win'jhs';'jconso
The JHS script you refer to is obsolete and should be removed.
That code for building desktop icons is now part of pacman.
I will consider updating pacman to include building the jyellow icon and
perhaps adding it to be part of an install.
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 9:50 AM David Mitchell
wrote:
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Does pacman have an equivalent of the shortcut script? I have found the
shortcut helpful to create or recreate individual shortcut files, for a variety
of reasons.
On 4/23/2020 10:10, Eric Iverson wrote:
The JHS script you refer to is obsolete and should be removed.
That code for building des
The JHS desktop utilities were moved to pacman.
for details, see:
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Pacman
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 11:01 AM David Mitchell
wrote:
> Does pacman have an equivalent of the shortcut script? I have found the
> shortcut helpful to create or recreate individual shortcut
Thanks, I looked, but I didn't go to the end of the J wiki search on shortcuts.
On 4/23/2020 11:14, Eric Iverson wrote:
The JHS desktop utilities were moved to pacman.
for details, see:
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Pacman
On Thu, Apr 23, 2020 at 11:01 AM David Mitchell
wrote:
Does pacman
I fixed up the n2p routine, although not in the same output format as the book
(“Cybernetic Music”) it seems to track the relative octave increases and
decreases from the examples. I apologize for the not very J-ish style for the
support routine ‘ROCT’ (new routine not part of the original APL).
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