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10:31 AM

@RikedyP thanks for your latest webinar -- I can't understand how I could ever live without ]view -- a great addition.

Is there a way to change the colouring for the output window? The default scheme sears my retinas, but I can't see which token to adjust for the theme.

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Adám

12:10 PM

@xpqz Token types chararr, charmat, charvec, charvecvec, mixarr, numarr, quador. Maybe log an issue against RIDE to change these to more descriptive names?

xpqz

12:30 PM

Which token sets the background colour for the ]view window?

In other words, I'd like to achieve just black on white, iso turquoise on grey ... first world problems, I know.

RikedyP

@xpqz It depends on the type of thing you are ]viewing - they are just regular edit windows as far as IDE is concerned

These tokens have a foreground and background colour

so in your example above it would be mixarr (mixed type or nested array editor window)

xpqz

Ahh, I geddit. SLow on the uptake today

Beautiful!

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BoazC

6:00 PM

(Please let me know if this is not the right place to post these kind of issues)

I'm trying to create a workflow for working on some APL exercises for my personal learning, using Git in order to be able to work from two different computers. From the searched that I've done it seems like Link and aplf files are my best bet (please correct me if I'm wrong). So I created a new Git repository with some sub-folders for proper organization, with a couple of test files to see that RIDE is able to link correctly, creating the needed namespaces etc.

1.aplf and 2.aplf contain very simple function definitions:

f←{
5
}

and:

g←{
5
}

Adám

6:21 PM

@BoazC This is a good place to ask. You're doing everything right, except naming the folder problems.tryapl because that's not a valid APL name. Everything should work if you use _ instead of .

I've logged an issue for a better error message in such a case.

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