On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
which basically means, that [$#( is redundant, as soon as there is a [list lenght]. the latter would be more robust regarding incoming messages. i just did it for completeness.
What does "completeness" mean here, considering that if [$#( is redundant, then the feature that it represents is already "complete" under another form?
which makes me think, that $@ is really a MUST.
What about a variation on $@ that passes all the arguments starting with one of your choice? I would like to be able a non-dynamic abstraction that can take some fixed number of arguments and then take the rest of its arguments as the contents of an objectbox. e.g. if I write:
[about 42 blah blah blah]
it could be equivalent to:
[- 42] | [blah blah blah] <- variable number of arguments taken starting with $2 | [+ 42]
does that sound useful?
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