what are the methods of file i/o in K?

which one

let's say oK because that's what I've learned first

nvm that's in js

let's say ngn/k

@Razetime 1:"file" to read bytes, "file"1:"data" to write bytes, 0:"file" to read lines, "file"0:("line0";"line1") to write lines

1: is the word there right

sounds simple enough

how do i use ngn/k on a file?

./k filename?

@Razetime yes, verbs like 1: are parsed as a single token (: there is not something separate like a "hyperator")

@Razetime yes

ah great

./k filename loads the file (usually they have a .k extension, but it's not enforced) and evaluates it as if it's typed line by line

will be back with more simple questions(or hard ones)

always welcome

is repl.k partly a cheatsheet or is there some other file I can refer to

@Razetime like the manual?

yeah something like it

just a quick refereence with name and a few one liner examples

@Razetime if you're using ./k repl.k and type \ it should give you one liner examples for most stuff

hm cool

I'll just copy that and put it in a separate file

@Razetime ktye.github.io/ref/ref.html (you can click on a line to expand) (might be out of date)

when you type \: it prints examples for i/o verbs

this may be a wsl thing but idk

./k doesn't seem to work

@Razetime k.c is a source file. you need to compile first.

oh ok

@ktye do you plan on nominating this for LoTM?

@Razetime does wsl have a "make" command?

@ngn yep, I'm installign clang now

I like graphical output question so I'm interested

i have acquired the k build

great

@ngn I have a pair of segfaults/crashes

@coltim thanks! i'll look into them tomorrow

also I found a use for deep-where! @rak1507's CMC, which, if I understand correctly, can be done with this

it solves the problem but not in under o(n^2) time

hmph, true. I think this has better time complexity

also, I dunno what's going on with these, but I sense golfing opportunities...