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WikiSysop: /* Workspace Files */

2019-03-19T14:34:11Z

Workspace Files

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	Each item in this section is of the form<br />		Each item in this section is of the form<br />
	<b><i>iii</i>=<i>Header/LineText</i></b> where <i>iii</i> is the function line number (<b>0</b> for the function header), along with<br />		<b><i>iii</i>=<i>Header/LineText</i></b> where <i>iii</i> is the function line number (<b>0</b> for the function header), along with<br />
	<b>UserDefined=<i>n</i></b> to indicate whether (<i>n</i>=<b>1</b>) or not (<i>n</i>=<b>0</b>) the function/operator is user-defined, and <br />		<b>UserDefined=<i>n</i></b> to indicate whether (<i>n</i>=<b>1</b>) or not (<i>n</i>=<b>0</b>) the function/operator/hyperator is user-defined, and <br />
	<b>Undo=<i>undo sequence</i></b> which describes the undo buffer for the user-defined function/operator.		<b>Undo=<i>undo sequence</i></b> which describes the undo buffer for the user-defined function/operator/hyperator.
	</li></ul>		</li></ul>

Sudleyplace: /* Initialization File */

2008-12-03T06:25:42Z

Initialization File

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	* The <b>[General]</b> section contains version, size, position, and state information about the program window.		* The <b>[General]</b> section contains version, size, position, and state information about the program window.
	* The <b>[Fonts]</b> section contains information about the fonts assigned to each type of window under the program window: <b>FE</b> for the Function Editor window, <b>ME</b> for the Matrix Editor window (when implemented), <b>SM</b> for the Session Manager window, <b>TC</b> for the Tab Control window, and <b>VE</b> for the Vector Editor window (when implemented).		* The <b>[Fonts]</b> section contains information about the fonts assigned to each type of window under the program window: <b>FE</b> for the Function Editor window, <b>ME</b> for the Matrix Editor window (when implemented), <b>PR</b> for the Printer, <b>SM</b> for the Session Manager window, <b>TC</b> for the Tab Control window, and <b>VE</b> for the Vector Editor window (when implemented).
	* The <b>[SysVars]</b> section contains the values for each of the system variables to be used when a Clear WS is loaded.		* The <b>[SysVars]</b> section contains the values for each of the system variables to be used when a Clear WS is loaded.
	* The <b>[Options]</b> section contains settings for User Preferences.		* The <b>[Options]</b> section contains settings for User Preferences.
	* The <b>[RangeLimits]</b> section contains settings for whether or not selected System Vars are subject to Range Limiting.		* The <b>[RangeLimits]</b> section contains settings for whether or not selected System Vars are subject to Range Limiting.
	* The <b>[~~SetEmptyCWS~~]</b> section contains settings ~~for~~ when ~~selected System Vars~~ are assigned an empty vector whether the substitution is the CLEAR WS value or the System Default value.		* The <b>[ResetVars]</b> section contains a list of certain System Vars and their settings which indicate when they are assigned an empty simple vector as to whether the substitution is the CLEAR WS value or the System Default value.
	* The <b>[SameFontAs]</b> section contains settings for which fonts are to be treated as a duplicate of another.		* The <b>[SameFontAs]</b> section contains settings for which fonts are to be treated as a duplicate of another.
			* The <b>[Colors]</b> section contains settings of the Syntax Colors for various categories

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Sudleyplace: /* Initialization File */

2008-08-26T13:53:24Z

Initialization File

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	* The <b>[Fonts]</b> section contains information about the fonts assigned to each type of window under the program window: <b>FE</b> for the Function Editor window, <b>ME</b> for the Matrix Editor window (when implemented), <b>SM</b> for the Session Manager window, <b>TC</b> for the Tab Control window, and <b>VE</b> for the Vector Editor window (when implemented).		* The <b>[Fonts]</b> section contains information about the fonts assigned to each type of window under the program window: <b>FE</b> for the Function Editor window, <b>ME</b> for the Matrix Editor window (when implemented), <b>SM</b> for the Session Manager window, <b>TC</b> for the Tab Control window, and <b>VE</b> for the Vector Editor window (when implemented).
	* The <b>[SysVars]</b> section contains the values for each of the system variables to be used when a Clear WS is loaded.		* The <b>[SysVars]</b> section contains the values for each of the system variables to be used when a Clear WS is loaded.
			* The <b>[Options]</b> section contains settings for User Preferences.
			* The <b>[RangeLimits]</b> section contains settings for whether or not selected System Vars are subject to Range Limiting.
			* The <b>[SetEmptyCWS]</b> section contains settings for when selected System Vars are assigned an empty vector whether the substitution is the CLEAR WS value or the System Default value.
			* The <b>[SameFontAs]</b> section contains settings for which fonts are to be treated as a duplicate of another.

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WikiSysop: /* Workspace Files */

2008-05-23T07:15:13Z

Workspace Files

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 The format of this file follows that of all other <b>.ini</b> files.  The sections are named as follows:
-* The <b>[General]</b> section contains version, SI Level, and Creation Time information about the workspace.
+<li>The <b>[Globals]</b> section contains definitions of all global (as opposed to immediate) objects in the workspace.<br />
-* The <b>[Vars.<i>sss</i>]</b> section, where <i>sss</i> is an SI Level, contains definitions of all variables at this SI Level (note that multiple SI Levels are not supported as yet).  Each item is of the form<br /><br /><b><i>KeyName</i>=<i>VarName</i>=<i>VarValue</i></b>.  The <i>KeyName</i> is of the form <b>nnn</b> which is a sequential non-negative integer.  The <i>VarName</i> is the name of the variable (with some characters translated to <b>{leftbrace}symbol{rightbrace}</b> form.  The <i>VarValue</i> is of the form <b>:<i>ggg</i></b> if the variable is global (referring to an entry in the <b>[Globals]</b> section), or <b><i>NameType</i></b> <b><i>DataType</i> <i>NELM</i> <i>Rank</i> <i>Shape</i> <i>Values</i></b> if immediate.<br /><br />Immediate values have a <i>NameType</i> of <b>V</b> for a variable and <b>F</b> for a function, and a <i>DataType</i> of <b>A</b> for an Arithmetic Progression Array, <b>B</b> for a Boolean, <b>C</b> for a character, <b>F</b> for a double-precision float, <b>I</b> for a 64-bit integer, <b>H</b> for a heterogeneous array, and <b>N</b> for a nested array.  The <i>NELM</i> (Number of Elements), <i>Rank</i>, and <i>Shape</i> are all non-negative integers where the <i>Shape</i> has <i>Rank</i> number of values.
+Each item in this section is of the form<br />

WikiSysop: New page: =Initialization File= Global program settings saved and restored for the next time the program is started are saved in a file named NARS2000.ini. By default, this file is saved in...

2008-05-23T01:26:39Z

New page: =Initialization File= Global program settings saved and restored for the next time the program is started are saved in a file named NARS2000.ini. By default, this file is saved in...

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=Initialization File=

Global program settings saved and restored for the next time the program is started are saved in a file named NARS2000.ini. By default, this file is saved in the current user's Windows Application Data directory in a subdirectory named (what else) NARS2000.

The format of this file follows that of all other .ini files. The sections are named as follows:

* The [General] section contains version, size, position, and state information about the program window.
* The [Fonts] section contains information about the fonts assigned to each type of window under the program window: FE for the Function Editor window, ME for the Matrix Editor window (when implemented), SM for the Session Manager window, TC for the Tab Control window, and VE for the Vector Editor window (when implemented).
* The [SysVars] section contains the values for each of the system variables to be used when a Clear WS is loaded.

Edit this file at your own risk.

=Workspace Files=

When a workspace is saved, a plain text version of it is saved on disk in a file named WorkspaceName.ws.nars. By default, this file is saved in the user's Application Data\NARS2000 directory in a subdirectory named workspaces, although you may choose to save it anywhere else by including the full path to the workspace in the <apll>)WSID</apll> or <apll>)SAVE</apll> commands.

The format of this file follows that of all other .ini files. The sections are named as follows:

* The [General] section contains version, SI Level, and Creation Time information about the workspace.
* The [Globals] section contains definitions of all global (as opposed to immediate) objects in the workspace. The keyname for each item in this section is of the form :ggg where ggg is a sequential non-negative integer. These items are referenced elsewhere in the workspace file, possibly multiple times, thus allowing reference counts to be preserved over a <apll>)SAVE</apll> and <apll>)LOAD</apll>. For example, the entries :0=V C 3 1 3 '{leftbrace}quad{rightbrace}DM' :1=V C 6 1 6 '.,*0_{leftbrace}overbar{rightbrace}' :2=V I 13 1 13 3 4 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 :3=V C 0 1 0 {'}{'} represent the default values for <apll>⎕ALX/⎕ELX</apll>, <apll>⎕FC</apll>, <apll>⎕IC</apll>, and <apll>⎕LX</apll>.

* The [Vars.sss] section, where sss is an SI Level, contains definitions of all variables at this SI Level (note that multiple SI Levels are not supported as yet). Each item is of the form KeyName=VarName=VarValue. The KeyName is of the form nnn which is a sequential non-negative integer. The VarName is the name of the variable (with some characters translated to {leftbrace}symbol{rightbrace} form. The VarValue is of the form :ggg if the variable is global (referring to an entry in the [Globals] section), or NameType DataType NELM Rank Shape Values if immediate. Immediate values have a NameType of V for a variable and F for a function, and a DataType of A for an Arithmetic Progression Array, B for a Boolean, C for a character, F for a double-precision float, I for a 64-bit integer, H for a heterogeneous array, and N for a nested array. The NELM (Number of Elements), Rank, and Shape are all non-negative integers where the Shape has Rank number of values.