weird behavior of Dyalog 18.0 under Catalina
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weird behavior of Dyalog 18.0 under Catalina
I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, but I am getting some weird behavior with Dyalog 18.0 under Mac OS Catalina.
Namely, each time I edit a function using
∇FUNC[⎕]
the comment line in line 1 that I have written moves one character over to the right more than the previous time I opened it!
Also, if I display a function using
∇FUNC[⎕]∇
then it doesn't close the definition and instead sticks a ∇ as the new last line of the function!
Anybody else having this kind of weird problem?
Namely, each time I edit a function using
∇FUNC[⎕]
the comment line in line 1 that I have written moves one character over to the right more than the previous time I opened it!
Also, if I display a function using
∇FUNC[⎕]∇
then it doesn't close the definition and instead sticks a ∇ as the new last line of the function!
Anybody else having this kind of weird problem?
- shallit
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Re: weird behavior of Dyalog 18.0 under Catalina
Both occur under Big Sur.
- petermsiegel
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Re: weird behavior of Dyalog 18.0 under Catalina
Interesting.
I will raise a report for both of these issues. However, I can tell you that neither is macOS-specific, and neither is interface-specific (that is, the same happens no matter whether you're using the macOS interface (aka RIDE), or the Windows interface, or the tty interface). Neither occur in 17.1 or earlier.
For the second one, you can use
FWIW neither issue appears when you use )ed/⎕ED.
I will raise a report for both of these issues. However, I can tell you that neither is macOS-specific, and neither is interface-specific (that is, the same happens no matter whether you're using the macOS interface (aka RIDE), or the Windows interface, or the tty interface). Neither occur in 17.1 or earlier.
For the second one, you can use
∇FUNC∇which is actually more efficient as the parser knows to simply display the function.
FWIW neither issue appears when you use )ed/⎕ED.
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