The following pipe segment produced unexpected result when run with PC-Pipelines.
'pipe (end ?) literal d,e,f:y |literal a,d,c:x', '|c:not chop :|j:juxtapose|cons', '? c:|split ,|j:' The output was: a d c :x d :x e :x f I get the expected output by adding a copy stage. 'pipe (end ?) literal d,e,f:y |literal a,d,c:x', '|c:not chop :|j:juxtapose|cons', '? c:|copy|split ,|j:' :x a :x d :x c :y d :y e :y f The first set of results is produced because the secondary stream from the not stage is written before its primary. This got me to wondering, is this how it works under CMS? Since I do not have access to a VM system, would some kind soul check this for me? Thanks James Johnson
