The original message was correct, not this one. I am very sorry for the confusion.
Henry and Raul, Thanks for your replies to the message. I am still trying to sort out the examples with the MIDDLE TINE and am optimistic with dissect and the detail Henry gave. However, it sounds like magic or double talk to say the following because the parenthesis part suggest a@b is parsed first but that execution starts with d. It never occurred to me that execution could be in a different order from parsing. WOW. "Thus, a@b@c@d is parsed as ((a@b)@c)@d "Then, when it's executed, ((a@b)@c)@d executes d first, followed by c, b, a; so you get right-to-left execution of the verbs." On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 10:55 AM, Brian Schott <[email protected]> wrote: > [Sorry, that was a mistake. This is a resend] > > #@:>@:;:'a man a plan a canal' NB. 1 > 6 > #@:>@;:'a man a plan a canal' NB. 2 > 6 > #@>@;:'a man a plan a canal' NB. 3 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
