https://code.kx.com/q/ref/amend/Based on the above, why does . need ()
to get the entire list and @ need ()?Surely this would imply:q) 1 2 3 4
5 . () /this is NOT the case1 2 3 4 5 and q) list @ :: /this is NOT the
caselistHowever q)list @ enlist[::]...
We often read that feedhandlers are not kdb, and usually are either
java-kdb or C++, why is this the case? why is it not ideal or possible
to have a kdb feedhandler?
I understand the function and the projec`tion.I'm wondering what is " ,'
" and why is it used hereWhy do we enlist the list, and enlist 3 inside
the list but not 2.What is the "each" doing here, as far as I can see
{x+y+z}[1;;],'enlist (2;enlist 3) i...
I am currently learning how to use bash script and q together, to route
stdout and stderrHere is my logging q file, called
logger.q///////////////.log.out: {-1 x};.log.err: {-2
x};.z.ts:{.log.out[(string[.z.P]," Out\n")];.log.err[(string[.z.P],"
Erro...
