Re: Dyalog releases Version 12

Yes, APLX uses the same Unicode code points, so you can (for example)
cut and paste text between all the main APLs.  Also APLX supports
reading and writing Unicode (UTF-8 and UTF-16) files directly.

Richard Nabavi
MicroAPL Ltd

On 6 Mar, 14:38, "David Liebtag" <DavidLieb...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> APL2000, Dyalog, and APL2 all use the same Unicode (with some very
slight
> differences that I believe we all handle automatically.)  I'm not sure
about
> the other vendors.
>
> For several years those three vendors have also all supported the SCAR
> format which you can use to share data.
>
> I know that Dyalog and APL2 can both read and write Unicode files.  I
don't
> know about APL2000.  I assume so.
>
> David Liebtag