Well, you could do this:
( scratchpad ) all-words [ stack-effect (( x p q -- )) effect= ] filter
But, it only checks for arity (meaning it would match an effect (( a b c --
)) also).
If you want to check the stack names in the effect, you can do this:
: my-effect= ( effect1 effect2 -- ? )
{ [ effect= ] [ [ in>> ] bi@ = ] [ [ out>> ] bi@ = ] } 2&& ;
( scratchpad ) all-words [ stack-effect (( x p q -- ) my-effect= ]
filter .
{ bi }
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 9:03 AM, missingfaktor
<rahul.phulore....@gmail.com>wrote:
> Does Factor have a word for searching words given a stack-effect?
>
> Something like:
>
> (( x p q -- )) words-with-stack-effect
>
> will list out 'bi' and other words with that effect.
>
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