Re: [Bug-apl] --script to normal on error

[Juergen Sauermann]

Hi Alex,

you can add:

     -f -

after the --script to remain in the interpreter. This adds another input file (- is the name for stdin).

Unfortunately the --script turns off some possibly useful things like input echoing.
But at least you can do this:

    )SAVE your workspace,
    )OFF
    start GNU APL again, and
    )LOAD the )SAVEd workspace.

/// Jürgen

On 02/20/2016 06:21 PM, address@hidden wrote:

Hi Bug-apl,

I'm running some apl code with  '--script' argument and without an ')off' at the end of the code, and there is an error. Is there anything I can do to sort of switch back to regular interpreter mode so that I can debug, fix, and continue execution? Currently I jut keep a second window open, edit, and re-execute the code.

Alternatively, should I be debugging in a different style entirely?

-Alex