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| Fig. 1. J
shortcut in Start Menu. Icon is linked as resource |
Fig. 2. Console
application -- typical session. Console is built as for
Palm-size, so the keyboard and scroll bars are not well
positioned.
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| Fig. 3. Console
without keyboard.
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Fig. 4. script
run. File I/O operations work fine.
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| Fig. 5. Font
Size changed to 8, a point larger. The face is
Andale Mono.
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Fig. 6. Console Logo.
The console.dll used is from MS Platform Builder 3.0.
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| Fig. 7. Folder tree.
Typical, taken from the instalation of J6.2. Files are
copied through Explore, rather than "My Documents" to avoid
long absolute paths.
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Fig. 8. Explorer view.
J can start as any executable just by selecting the icon.
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| Fig. 9. HTML Dictionary
from J 4.06 beta. Slightly bulk-formated for the PocketPC
form factor.
| Fig. 10. Dictionary entry.
To compensate the narrow screen size, orientation of monadic/dyadic
uses were changed from horizontal to vertical.
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| Fig. 11. Dictionary cont.
Layout and usage of tt style render satisfactorily.
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Fig. 12. Main.
Layout with Fit to Window disabled
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| Fig. 13. External Editor
Browsing foreings.
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Fig. 14. Test Scripts
Switching between editor and console is easy and works even
better than old dos screen editor.
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