@dzaima That's intentional. It is an unscripted namespace. Flesh out the stubs you want to submit, then run the SubmitMe function which will create a monolithic script file for you to submit.
@Adám ah okay, it's just that this says to do )ED #.Problems which is completely pointless without .fnname (and even then that's pointless if i don't want to use tradfns)
@dzaima Ah, you're right. I'll log an issue against that.
@dzaima Personally, I don't really get the point of the whole automated workspace thing. I'd just use the some other APL system option of editing the stubs' script.
@Adám with that problem not getting fixed i'm probably going for that too, because to make dfns i'm forced to do a Problems.fn←{} before editing, and trains can only be written in the REPL..
@dzaima But if you want to use derived functions, you should definitely edit the script. The script generation is not good at handling derived functions, except if you wrap them in a tradfn.
Like you can write the following tradfn (in the editor):
@ngn Thanks. I hope the functionality is as good as the looks. ;-)
@dogstar The slashes are suffering from schizophrenia (we joke like that, but it is actually multiple personality disorder). If all goes to plan, we'll have a bandage for that in 18.0.
N←{(⍴⍵)÷⍺ ⍺} and N←{((⍴⍵)÷⍺) ⍺} give different results, can anyone explain? For some reason, the second function returns an array with all the values boxed
@EmbodimentofIgnorance The first one divides the shape of the right argument by a two-element vector filled with copies of the left argument. The right one divides the shape of the right argument by the left argument, and juxtaposes that with the left argument.
@EmbodimentofIgnorance Maybe if you replace the space with a , it becomes clearer?
@EmbodimentofIgnorance You can evaluate a single line of APL by typing it into chat prefixed by ⍞←. Use ⎕← instead for boxed display and multi-line results and use ⋄ instead to silence the first statement. Use ] to call user commands, including ]help ⍣ for help on a glyph etc. Do not use markdown, but fixed-width (4 initial spaces) is fine. Commands: )lb for language bar, )docs for full documentation, )ref for PDF reference card, )idioms for idiom list.