[] is the output char, <> is the separator char
A possibile bug but only when there is []IO=1
program print, and only when there is ")box on"
APL NARS2000 (Win64) Version # 0.5.14.11
)box on
Was OFF
{[]<-a<- 1 2 <> []<-'[]IO=',[]IO <> a[2] }
+2---+
¦ 1 2¦
+~---+
+5------+
¦ ?IO= 0¦
++------+
INDEX ERROR
{[]<-a<- 1 2 <> []<-'[]IO=',[]IO <> a[2] }
^
here repeat the linke cancel the first 2 chars of above "[]<-"
{a<- 1 2 <> []<-'[]IO=',[]IO <> a[2]}
+5------+
¦ ?IO= 1¦
++------+
INDEX ERROR
{a?1 2???'?IO=',?IO?a[2]}
?
this below when box is off... all ok
)box off
Was ON
{a<- 1 2 <> []<-'[]IO=',[]IO <> a[2]}
1 2
[]IO= 1
2
[] is the output char, <> is the separator char
A possibile bug but only when there is []IO=1
program print, and only when there is ")box on"
On 2/26/2025 12:25 PM, Rosario19 wrote:
[] is the output char, <> is the separator char
A possibile bug but only when there is []IO=1
program print, and only when there is ")box on"
Thanks for the bug report. I'm working on some other features and will >figure out why )box is misbehaving later.
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