Run Jupyter Notebook document inside Dyalog APL session, optionally interactively.
Requires Dyalog APL version 18.2.
2⎕FIX'file://path/to/Run.aplf'
Run⊂'path/to/your.ipynb'Optionally, a left argument can be given. If ¯1 then the whole document will be run non-interactively. If using the Windows IDE, a positive number can be given which will delay that many seconds before each keypress, and optionally, a second number can be given which is a standard deviation to randomise the delay.
dyalog LOAD="path/to/Run.aplf"The system will use the first-found .ipynb file adjacent to Run.aplf unless the environment variable DYALOG_JUPYTER_RUN has been set to a Jupyter Notebook document filename.
On Windows, you can also right-click on Run.aplf or its containing folder and select "Run with Dyalog".
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Press Enter to proceed to the next step.
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Enter
→cease rendering immediately. -
Enter any number of
←s to go back that many steps. -
Enter
∘to stop and suspend the execution ofRun(for debugging purposes)
Markdown rendering is obviously very simplified, since there's no rich text capability in the APL session. Markdown blocks are indicated by an outline. Headings (#s) are rendered like plain text, but slightly indented, and code blocks are prefixed with a language marker.
Many system functions are not supported, and some have limited functionality or return simplified messages. The following system functions are at least partially supported:
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)CLEAR -
)CMD -
)COPY -
)ED -
)FNS -
)LOAD -
)NS -
)OBJECTS -
)OBS -
)OFF -
)SH -
)TID -
)VARS -
)WSID -
)XLOAD