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Where can I find the limits for the maximum number of localized names or other limits that would cause a "Can't Fix" error?

As it's been mentioned before early adoption was very difficult. - No https METHOD in callbacks - Outdated CEF version containing critical bugs and lack of support for newer copy and paste functionality. - APLCore crashes initiating HTMLRenderer - Lack of documentation on required runtime ...

To answer my own question (#1), while it does not explicitly locate the .NET class, we can localize a non-existing variable in a dfn, achieving the same result of putting a name in the header of a trad function, by creating it and deleting it. Thus: I'd do the same. But I'd probably set ZipFile to ...

Have you obfuscated the JS code being sent to HTMLRenderer? What about checking for cef command line switches that set a remote debugger? These may be able to alter the htmlrendered behavior at runtime. Worth looking into. 4.2 CEF/Chromium Command Line Switches There are very many command line ...

Should something like this work?

⎕cmd 'echo %cas%'
C:\github\cas-6.0
]cd
C:\Users\norbet\Desktop
]cd %cas%
* Command Execution Failed: Unable to change directory

Unfortunately, it's not an option since this is for v14. I'd also like to avoid a major UI refactor by sticking with the existing grid.

Has anyone implemented such a mechanism? I'm looking for ideas for the most visually interactive grid ordering without requiring a popup with a ListView, which supports DragItem.

I.e. visibly drag a row with its its outline to a different position.

* HTMLRenderer is not an option.

Any reason not to allow default values like Classes do?

      testFoo rArg
 ;one;two
 ;three
 ;default      ← 0
 ;notDefault   ← 1

⎕← 'output'

Perhaps you don't combine it with "techniques whose sole purpose is to avoid both assignment and termination" . I should confess that I am also in favour of dfns continuing execution until the last statement, not stopping at the first non-assignment. That would be my preferred way of avoiding ...

By using HTMLRenderer we're opting to expose our end-users to CEF and all the glory that comes with it. There have been a number of significant improvements, since the original release, and some very serious security fixes. I believe its imperative that we have access to the latest versions of at ...