On 7 June 2018 at 10:00, bill lam <bbill....@gmail.com> wrote: > For my winxp, the sequence is longer. > > >4!:3'' > D:\j807\bin\profile.ijs > D:\j807\system\util\boot.ijs > D:\j807\system\main\stdlib.ijs > D:\j807\system\util\scripts.ijs > D:\j807\system\main\regex.ijs > D:\j807\system\main\task.ijs > D:\j807\system\util\configure.ijs > c:\documents and settings\bill\j807-user\config\recent.dat > > ...
>> In jconsole I can get, e.g.: >> >> >4!:3'' >> /home/ruda/soft/jsource/jbld/j64/bin/profile.ijs >> /home/ruda/soft/jsource/jbld/j64/system/util/boot.ijs >> /home/ruda/soft/jsource/jbld/j64/system/main/stdlib.ijs Ok. So if I understand right, while reading stdlib.ijs I encounter an error (either due to setlocale, trying to read /proc/cpuinfo, or whatever; basically because the script thinks I run linux, which I don't) and the whole process of 'booting' is stopped. That's why I don't have commands such as install, jpath, etc. By commenting out several things in stdlib.ijs, I am now a step further. I can issue install 'all' which starts, but ends instantaneously, due to wrong invocation of tar. The question I have is this: Can I do something so that upon encountering an error I also get the name and the line of (in) the file being read? So that I can easily navigate to the place instead of grepping and guessing? Thanks Ruda ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
