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<td align="center">'''Alt-f'''</td> | <td align="center">'''Alt-f'''</td> | ||
<td>Infinity</td> | <td>Infinity</td> | ||
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<td>Circle-middle-dot</td> | |||
<td align="center"><apll>⊙</apll></td> | |||
<td align="center">0x2299</td> | |||
<td align="center">'''Alt-@'''</td> | |||
<td>Null operator</td> | |||
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† = Not currently implemented. | † = Not currently implemented. | ||
All of the above glyphs may be found in '''SImPL medium''' and in '''APL385 Unicode'''. | All of the above glyphs may be found in '''SImPL medium''' and all but the Null operator in '''APL385 Unicode'''. | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 27 February 2009
Default Font
The default APL font for the site is SImPL medium or APL385 Unicode.
If the APL characters in the articles don't display correctly, you can obtain a copy of the SImPL medium font by downloading the current NARS2000 binary, or the APL385 Unicode font from here.
If they still don't display correctly, download FireFox.
Extra APL Glyphs
While any Unicode APL font will display all of the standard APL glyphs, NARS2000 uses (or has plans to use) some extra glyphs not found in all Unicode APL fonts such as
| Name | Symbol | Unicode Code Point |
Keystroke | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinity | ∞ | 0x221E | Alt-f | Infinity |
| Circle-middle-dot | ⊙ | 0x2299 | Alt-@ | Null operator |
| Dieresis-downtack | ⍡ | 0x2361 | Alt-N | Convolution operator† |
| Dieresis-del | ⍢ | 0x2362 | Alt-G | Dual operator† |
| Dieresis-star | ⍣ | 0x2363 | Alt-P | Power operator† |
| Dieresis-jot | ⍤ | 0x2364 | Alt-J | Rank operator |
| Dieresis-tilde | ⍨ | 0x2368 | Alt-T | Commute operator |
| Zilde | ⍬ | 0x236C | Alt-} | Empty simple numeric vector |
| Stile-tilde | ⍭ | 0x236D | Alt-M | Partition operator† |
† = Not currently implemented.
All of the above glyphs may be found in SImPL medium and all but the Null operator in APL385 Unicode.
