adding document for ipc
See original GitHub issuePlease add some document on how to use ipc. I figured it out by seach hopen in the repo
>>> h = q.hopen('::9900')
>>> h(q('"1 + 1"'))
K('3')
>>> h((q('+'), 1, 2)))
K('3')
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@dirwin15 If you pass argument as Python string, it will be casted into symbol, which is expected. If you would like to pass arguments with a different type, you should either pass their Python equivalent (i.e for date — use
datetime.date
, for int pass int.So you might want to modify your call in order to receive expected types:
Documentation is available at code.kx.com
Looking forward to seeing the PR.