Experiments

Temporary page to try out styles.

Admonitions

Hints and Recommendations

If both DOSLimit and BufferSize are set, then the smaller value applies. Dyalog Ltd recommends using a modest BufferSize and not setting EnableBufferSizeHttp to ensure that abnormally large headers are not processed, then setting an appropriate DOSLimit to accommodate the expected size messages.

Information

The .NET interface only works with the Unicode edition of Dyalog; Classic edition is not supported.

When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as Windows controlled by ⎕KLong on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets.

Warning

The structure under the SALT directory must not be modified and the five sub-directories must not be renamed.

When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as Windows controlled by ⎕KLong on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets.

When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as Windows controlled by ⎕KLong on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets.

Legacy

Although .dyapp files are supported for backwards compatibility, Dyalog Ltd recommends launching the interpreter directly from any APL source or configuration file (functionality introduced with Dyalog version 18.0) rather than through the now-superseded .dyapp file mechanism.

When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as Windows controlled by ⎕KLong on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets.

Dyalog on Linux

The MyUCMDs directory is located directly under the $HOME directory

When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as Windows controlled by ⎕KLong on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets. When referring to keyboard shortcuts, such as those controlled by on Microsoft Windows, put the code in angle brackets.

Note

The MyUCMDs directory is located directly under the $HOME directory

All together

Hints and Recommendations

If both DOSLimit and BufferSize are set, then the smaller value applies. Dyalog Ltd recommends using a modest BufferSize and not setting EnableBufferSizeHttp to ensure that abnormally large headers are not processed, then setting an appropriate DOSLimit to accommodate the expected size messages.

Information

The .NET interface only works with the Unicode edition of Dyalog; Classic edition is not supported.

Warning

The structure under the SALT directory must not be modified and the five sub-directories must not be renamed.

Legacy

Although .dyapp files are supported for backwards compatibility, Dyalog Ltd recommends launching the interpreter directly from any APL source or configuration file (functionality introduced with Dyalog version 18.0) rather than through the now-superseded .dyapp file mechanism.

Dyalog on Linux

The MyUCMDs directory is located directly under the $HOME directory

Note

The MyUCMDs directory is located directly under the $HOME directory

Keyboard

Sometimes it is relevant to include an icon. For example, when describing a combination of key presses. Sometimes it is relevant to include an icon. For example, when describing a combination of key presses. Sometimes it is Enter to include an icon. + C to copy text For example, when describing a combination of key presses. Sometimes it is relevant to include an icon. For example, when describing a combination of key presses. Sometimes it is relevant to include an icon. For example, when describing a combination of key presses.

The keyboard text Enter + C and icons inline.