What he's saying (& Kip earlier) is, when you wrote
([: u v y)"v
you meant
([: u v)"v y
because
([: u v y)
gives a domain error.
Henry Rich
On 1/12/2013 7:48 PM, Linda Alvord wrote:
David, I don't understand the concern you are raising
u&v y -> ([: u v y)"v
As long as the ranks agree, u&v y -> u v y
]A=:'one';'two';'three'
----T---T-----┐
│one│two│three│
L---+---+------
#&>A
3 3 5
([:#>)">A
3 3 5
In this case there is no domain error. Is there a different context when you
will get a domain error?
Thanks in advance:Linda
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The vocabulary should not say
u&v y -> ([: u v y)"v
because
[: verb verb NOUN
is a domain error.
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Here's a sentence that I think would be more helpful in the vocabulary:
]A=:'one';'two';'three'
???????????????
?one?two?three?
???????????????
#&>A
3 3 5
([:#>)">A
3 3 5
^
NB. Then shouldn't the vocabulary say u&v y -> ([: u v y)"v
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