The .q namespace contains all the bits of q which are are wrappers of k
and hence gives us a good starting point. If we type lj we can see its
definition, .q.lj is the fully qualified name. q)lj
k){$[$[99h=@y;(98h=@!y)&98h=@. y;()~y];.Q.ft[,\:[;y];x]...
What does this statement mean? "can't read it" Let's assume all readers
of the code are developers. Are they all proficient enough with the
language in order to read the entire .q file even if it is formatted in
the 'perfect' way? A good beginner dev...
Well, there's no single answer. What you want is a structure that
everyone is comfortable with, consider the following points: If you have
to do a sequence of ls, cd, ls, cd commands, whenever you want to
navigate to a file, or worse constantly use t...
The q operators and functions are a combination of optimized c functions
and wrappers on top of the k language. k preceded q by about a decade.
These days you are supposed to write q code so k is not documented
anymore, unfortunately parse trees and ...
The q operators and functions are a combination of optimized c functions
and wrappers on top of the k language. k preceded q by about a decade.
These days you are supposed to write q code so k is not documented
anymore, unfortunately parse trees and ...
Many of the places i've worked would rather their workforce did half the
work they could do, instead of allowing use of free/cheap tools. Tools
that do always seem to be there are: Notepad++ which supports many
languages (you can download a q syntax ...
