Marshall,

In your post you use the adverb (;@:) . My experiments suggest that it is a way to use only the left argument of a dyadic verb. Is that correct, and how does it work? I am especially intriqued that is seems to work on the middle tine of a fork.

   3([(;@:) ])7
3
   3(<@[(;@:) <@])7
3
   3(<@[(;@:) ])7
3

        An example of your code is below.

remel =: ([ }.~ [: >: i.)"_ 0

allfactors =: af q:

af =: [ , 4 : 0 ^: (*@#@])
  x (% af&.>(;@:) y <@remel ]) ~.y
)


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