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| This is the wiki for the APL programming language. | = About = |
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| Everyone is free to edit the pages on this wiki to correct and improve them, except where pages are marked as immutable. You must login in order to make changes. Note that after you login, you may need to refresh a page in order for the Edit link to appear instead of Immutable Page. | This is the wiki ([[WhatIsAWiki | what is a wiki]] for the APL programming language. == What counts as APL == The APL family of programming languages comprehends quite a number of dialects. They can be split into two groups: === Those using the APL character set === These are the ones which stem from Ken Iverson's original attempt, and this group is what this wiki is all about. At the time of writing (2014-02-01) this group consists of APL+Win, APL+Linux and APL+Unix from APL2000, APL2 from IBM, APLX from MicroAPL, GNU APL, Dyalog APL from Dyalog and NARS2000. === Those using just ASCII symbols === This group consists of J, Ken Iversion's second attempt, and the K and Q languages. Note that Q is actually K with keywords. Note that the concepts of the classical APLs, J and K/Q are so closely related that they all fully qualify as APLs. However, both [[http://www.jsoftware.com/ | J]] and [[http://code.kx.com/wiki/Main_Page|K/Q]] had their own dedicated wikis before the APL wiki came into existence. For links providing more information regarding the different dialects see [[Misc/Vendors]]. == Who can do what, and why == In order to make a change, or to add new pages, you need an account in order to log in first. Note that after you have logged in you may need to refresh a page in order for the Edit link to appear instead of "Immutable Page". In the early days of the APL Wiki everybody was entitled to make a change, but when the spammers started to insert rubbish into the wiki we had to change the policy. Everyone who owns an account is welcome to edit the pages on this wiki to correct and improve them, except where pages are marked as immutable. For example, the "!FrontPage" of the wiki is immutable. There are some other pages which are immutable as well: TrustedGroup, AutoAdminGroup and BadBoysGroup, for example. Apart from this most pages are editable by everyone, although there are a few exceptions where pages are "owned" by a particular user. == What to read == BeginnersStartHere - definitely! |
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| [:BeginnersStartHere:Beginners start here] | Please consider to follow some AuthorConventions. |
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| This link will also provide access to a test wiki called "sandbox" which you can use to gain experience. | One of the most important concepts in MoinMoin-based wikis are categories. Read more here: WhyUsingCategories |
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| You should take reasonable precautions when running software from these pages. See also the policy on attachments. | To gain experience in editing pages please go to http://sandbox.aplwiki.com. Not that the contents of these pages is reset every 24 hours. |
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| * TitleIndex - index of all pages in wiki | * TitleIndex - index of all pages in the wiki |
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| This Wiki is sponsered and hosted by APL Team Ltd http://aplteam.com/ and http://aplteam.de/ | This Wiki is sponsored and hosted by APL Team Ltd (http://aplteam.com/ and http://aplteam.de/) |
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| Like any other Wiki this one is under almost complete control by the community interested in the Wiki. However, there is someone keeping an eye on it: KaiJaeger ~-last edited 2007-01-13 01:38:16 by KaiJaeger-~ |
Like any other Wiki this one is under almost complete control by the community interested in the Wiki. However, there are some people keeping an eye on it - see AutoAdminGroup |
Contents
About
This is the wiki (what is a wiki for the APL programming language.
What counts as APL
The APL family of programming languages comprehends quite a number of dialects. They can be split into two groups:
Those using the APL character set
These are the ones which stem from Ken Iverson's original attempt, and this group is what this wiki is all about. At the time of writing (2014-02-01) this group consists of APL+Win, APL+Linux and APL+Unix from APL2000, APL2 from IBM, APLX from MicroAPL, GNU APL, Dyalog APL from Dyalog and NARS2000.
Those using just ASCII symbols
This group consists of J, Ken Iversion's second attempt, and the K and Q languages. Note that Q is actually K with keywords.
Note that the concepts of the classical APLs, J and K/Q are so closely related that they all fully qualify as APLs. However, both J and K/Q had their own dedicated wikis before the APL wiki came into existence.
For links providing more information regarding the different dialects see Misc/Vendors.
Who can do what, and why
In order to make a change, or to add new pages, you need an account in order to log in first. Note that after you have logged in you may need to refresh a page in order for the Edit link to appear instead of "Immutable Page". In the early days of the APL Wiki everybody was entitled to make a change, but when the spammers started to insert rubbish into the wiki we had to change the policy.
Everyone who owns an account is welcome to edit the pages on this wiki to correct and improve them, except where pages are marked as immutable. For example, the "FrontPage" of the wiki is immutable. There are some other pages which are immutable as well: TrustedGroup, AutoAdminGroup and BadBoysGroup, for example.
Apart from this most pages are editable by everyone, although there are a few exceptions where pages are "owned" by a particular user.
What to read
BeginnersStartHere - definitely!
Before you edit, please read the EditingGuidelines.
Please consider to follow some AuthorConventions.
One of the most important concepts in MoinMoin-based wikis are categories. Read more here: WhyUsingCategories
To gain experience in editing pages please go to http://sandbox.aplwiki.com. Not that the contents of these pages is reset every 24 hours.
Useful pages:
HelpContents - help on navigation and editing
HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax - summary of mark up syntax
TitleIndex - index of all pages in the wiki
Misc
This Wiki is sponsored and hosted by APL Team Ltd (http://aplteam.com/ and http://aplteam.de/)
Like any other Wiki this one is under almost complete control by the community interested in the Wiki. However, there are some people keeping an eye on it - see AutoAdminGroup