Your addition of the terminal "@]" appears unnecessary - is there an example where it makes a difference? It looks like you could add this at the end of any phrase without changing the result.
I think it's assumed that the right argument is taken as the last noun on the right - you only need "]" when you re-use it somewhere else - or am I missing the point? On 2/3/07, John Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
c:\j601\system\examples\phrases\phre8.ijs d9=: zero=: ] * 10&[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[ < | NB. Zero any real y less than 10^-x in mag Shouldn't this phrase be: ] * 10&[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[ < |@] ? /J ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
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