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  <span style="font-family: SImPL; font-size: large; font-weight: bold;">...</span>
  <span style="font-family: SImPL; font-size: large; font-weight: bold;">...</span>


As a convenience when displaying APL symbols in a large font, the tags <apll>...</apll> may be used.  For example, the first phrase above may be written as
As a convenience when displaying APL symbols you desire to be in a large font and bold, the tags <apll>...</apll> may be used.  For example, the first phrase above written as


  <apll font="SImPL">({downshoe}V){match}((V{iota}V)={iota}{rho}V)/V</apll>
  <apll>({downshoe}V){match}((V{iota}V)={iota}{rho}V)/V</apll>
 
appears as
 
<apll>({downshoe}V){match}((V{iota}V)={iota}{rho}V)/V</apll>

Revision as of 18:54, 3 May 2008

There are two ways to enter APL characters into an article:

  1. Paste the APL symbols from a Unicode APL session and surround the entire phrase with <apl>...</apl>, or
  2. Type the APL symbol names enclosing each in braces and surround the entire phrase with <apl>...</apl>.

For example, the phrase

(∪V)≡((V⍳V)=⍳⍴V)/V

can be encoded as

<apl font="SImPL" size="large">({downshoe}V){match}((V{iota}V)={iota}{rho}V)/V</apl>

The arguments to the tag <apl> are font=, size=, and weight=, where each keyword takes as an argument the usual CSS values. For example, the tag

<apl font="SImPL" size="large" weight="bold">...</apl>

translates into

<span style="font-family: SImPL; font-size: large; font-weight: bold;">...</span>

As a convenience when displaying APL symbols you desire to be in a large font and bold, the tags <apll>...</apll> may be used. For example, the first phrase above written as

<apll>({downshoe}V){match}((V{iota}V)={iota}{rho}V)/V</apll>

appears as

(∪V)≡((V⍳V)=⍳⍴V)/V