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Did this ever get sorted out? I have tapatalk as well, with the NARS forum, etc. But like Michael I can't find a dyalog forum

Whereas monadic quad NS does return the anonymous namespace. The result is not as consistent as I thought

I meant to type

Resources <- []NS ''

Sorry no APL keyboard at the moment

Take

r←'Resources'#.⎕NS''
Resources.x←1
r.y←1
SYNTAX ERROR
r.y←1
∧
r
#.Resources

Just wondering why I get the syntax error

Your expression is

A({⎕ML←1 ⋄ ↑⍵}1/¨(1 2⍳3))

Which means there is no left argument - A is stranded onto the result

Run

({⎕ML←1 ⋄ ↑⍵}1/¨(1 2⍳3))
3

Is would probably be simpler to use ⊃ for first without "fiddling" with ⎕ML inside a dfn to use ↑

Got there before me Brian - and probably with better detail than I would have given.

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Brian wrote a script which sends emails. We use it in DFS. I think it us available from GIT. It works very well

I will dig out the details for you

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