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Welcome To The NARS2000 Project |
Welcome to NARS2000 Wiki where Nested Arrays-APL-APL2, how they work and what they do - abundantly awaits you, as a learning tool and later as a great reference and refresher! This wiki also proposes to create an on-line reference for the APL Programming Language (this is a link to the article on Wikipedia) as implemented by NARS2000.
Useful NARS links: NARS2000 home page. Sudley Place APL Projects.
NARS2000 Download and NARS2000 Source Code at SourceForge.net.
NARS2000 Download and NARS2000 Source Code at SourceForge.net.
Getting Started
- Introduction to APL
- The language toolbar
- Keyboard - What keys are mapped to what symbols
- APL Font
- Platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS
- APL Wiki Tutorial
- Character names
- Error codes
- Examples
Compatibility With Extended APL Standard
NARS2000 is compatible with the Extended APL Standard (ISO-IEC 13751). There are many consistent extensions, and a few unimplemented but optional features.
- Consistent Extensions in NARS2000
- Optional Facilities Included in NARS2000
- Optional Facilities Missing from NARS2000
Detailed Documentation
APL-APL2 Programming-Developers (most Users viewing this page):
- Language Features
- Control Structures
- User-Defined Functions/Operators
- Session Manager
- System Commands - also known as hook commands, these commands begin with ) and can only be entered from the keyboard (not callable from user functions)
- System Variables - also known as "quad" ⎕ variables
- System Functions - also known as "quad" ⎕ functions (callable from user functions)
- Function Editing - of user functions
- Customization
- Initialization and Workspace Files
- Known Limitations
Adding to the Wiki
Developer's Corner
C/C++/Bison/PHP Programming, NARS Interpreter Developers:
- Building the Executable - Building the NARS2000.exe for 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems
- Creating New System Functions - creating new "quad" ⎕ system functions for NARS2000.exe
