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The APL-Cation project is an open source library of tools (called members) for developing full-scale applications in Dyalog APL programmers, licensed under the very permissive MIT License. Some members are cross-platform.
Members
Name | Windows | Linux | macOS | Description |
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CompareSimple | Yes | — | — | Compare fns, operators, scripts, scripted namespaces and files |
Compare | Yes | — | — | Adds powerful tools like "Merge" to CompareSimple
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CodeBrowser | Yes | Mostly | Mostly | Creates a single stand-alone HTML page from APL code. Ideal for code reviewing. |
Fire | Yes | No | No | Search and Replace tool for workspaces |
Launchy | Yes | n/a | n/a | Launch an instance of Dyalog APL/W |
LogDog | Yes | — | — | Watch a (constantly changing) log file |
Laguntza | Yes | — | — | CHM-like functionality implemented in Dyalog |
Markdown2HTML | Yes | Yes | Yes | Convert markdown file(s) into HTML file(s) |
Meddy | Yes | — | — | Markdown editor that uses MarkAPL as converter |
- No means that the application could run under that OS but has not been extended to do so yet.
- n/a means that there is no point to make that application available under the OS, usually for technical reasons.
- — means that there are no plans to make the application available on that platform.
- Mostly means that most of the functionality is available on all supported platforms, but the
-gui
flag which shows a native GUI under Windows is ignored under Linux and macOS.