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With no post in this particular section of the forum in over two years, and with the radical changes that have been made since then with smart phones now the norm, I've been wondering what is the status of Pocket Dyalog? It seems like Android would be the obvious platform to target since it is much ...

Great news! I switched to i3 window manager recently, and was adamant to get Dyalog to work under it. After a lot of effort, I believe I have found a solution for all window managers and Linux distributions even if the window manager usually binds the super key. You can view the solution on my ...

Hi John,
This is perfect. Thank you. I suspected the enclose function was needed, but I wasn't sure how. :)

Take the example: ones ← 2 2⍴ 1 twos ← 2 2⍴2 togethers ← ones twos togethers ┌→──┬───┐ │1 1│2 2│ │1 1↓2 2↓ └~─→┴~─→┘ ⍝All as expected so far, but then... togethers ← togethers ones togethers ┌→────────┬───┐ │┌→──┬───┐│1 1│ ││1 1│2 2││1 1│ ││1 1↓2 2↓│ │ │└~─→┴~─→┘│ ↓ └────────→┴~─→┘ Which doesn't make ...

Great, thanks. Just takes a bit to get used to them I suppose.

I am trying to get to grips with arrays of rank > 2. I have read the relevant sections of "Mastering Dyalog APL" and searched the APLwiki, but am still not satisfied. An example I could get a start from would be ideal for me, so if someone could show me a short section of code in which an array of ...

Thank you very much John and Phil, nesting D-Fns will work perfectly for me in this case.

I am finding dfns.dyalog.com a very useful resource while learning APL :)

What options can be used for conditional statements while using D-Fns? I am aware of using the colon in conjunction with the diamond separator, but that is very limited as program flow does not return. I.e each side of the diamond separator are evaluated as the end of the function. As far as I'm ...

I tried upgrading to Fedora 19, configuring the keyboard, etc, again but it still didn't work. I then decided I'd try out the new Dyalog for Raspberry Pi and it is working perfectly on that :) So no fix, but a solution all the same.

Hello Vince,

Unfortunately, none of those options are working. I am trying to find a way to either disable or change Gnome's behaviour with the super/meta key, but it isn't working.

I'll keep searching I suppose!