TSa skribis 2005-09-23 15:42 (+0200):
> 1) the circumfix operator " " has an arity >= 1
I think it's parsed, not having specific arity.
> We have: "foo" ~ $bar
> I see: a juxtaposition of two operators and an item,
> all three separated by whitespace
I can only hope you mean two items and one operator.
> At that point I start to wonder: "What do I know about these three things?"
> >"foo$bar"? And what context does "foo{ $bar }" use?
> We have: "foo$bar"
> I see: a single invocation of operator " " with a string and an item.
I see a shorter way to write "foo" ~ $bar, as implemented by the
circumfix "" operator.
> $TSa.greeting := "HaloO"; # mind the echo!
echo off
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