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kanapl

v0.0.0

Published

an APL Interpreter

Downloads

3

Readme

KANAPL

KANAPL is an APL interpreter written by JavaScript.

How to use

Write the script tag in your Web site.

<script src="kanapl.js"></script>

To create APL environment, call KANAPL function.

var aplenv = KANAPL();

APL environment has two methods.

aplenv.eval()

Evaluate the given APL program and return evaluated array or scalar.

var result = aplenv.eval("3÷2 2ρ1 2 3 4");

aplenv.put()

Bind the given array or scalar.
The array is validated and throws an error if the array is not valid.

aplenv.put("A", [1, 2, 3, 4]);

Variable name

The characters shown as follows are vaild for variable name.

  • Uppercase ASCII alphabets
  • Kanji (Hanzi)
  • Hiragana
  • Katakana
  • Full width alphabets (Uppercase and Lowercase)
  • Half width Katakana

APL characters

KANAPL can use below APL features.
KANAPL also can use ASCII sequence surrounded by #.

|Feature|APL|KANAPL|Sequence| |:--|:--|:--|:--| |Negative sign| ̄| ̄|#~#| |Addition|+|+|| |Subtraction|-|-|| |Multiplication|×|×|#*#| |Division|÷|÷|#/#| |Modulo/Absolute|||||| |Maximum/ceiling|⌈|「|#max#| |Minimum/floor|⌊|」|#min| |Power/Exponent|★|★|#**#| |Logarithm|⍟|☆|#log#| |Random|?|?|| |Pi/Trigonometric Function|〇|〇|#tri#| |Factorial/Combination|!|!|| |Logical Not|~|~|#not#| |Logical And|∧|∧|#and#| |Logical Or|∨|∨|#or#| |Logical Nand|⍲|†|#nand#| |Logical Nor|⍱|‡|#nor#| |Reduce|/|/|| |Scan/Expand|\|\|| |Inner product|.|.|| |Outer product|∘.|・.|#outer#| |Shape/Reshape|ρ|ρ|#rho#| |Concatenate|,|,|| |Take|↑|↑|#take#| |Drop|↓|↓|#drop#| |Reverse/Rotate|⌽|φ(Phi)|#rotate#| |Transpose|⍉|〆|#transpose#| |Index generator|ι|ι|#iota#| |Member of|∈|∈ ε|#in#| |Sort(ascending)|⍋|♯(Sharp)|#asc#| |Sort(descending)|⍒|♭|#desc#| |Inverse Matrix/Division Matrix|⌹|※|#domino#| |Encode|⊥|⊥|#encode#| |Decode|⊤|┬|#decode#| |Execute|⍎|♪|#eval#| |Format|⍕|◆|#tostring#| |Assign|←|←|#<-#|

Limitation

  • User defined function and jump is not avaiable.
  • All elements of array must be numbers or characters. (Mixed array is not available)
  • All length of array in another array must be the same.