"Roy A. Crabtree" wrote:
>  What would be a more general way to
>      many
>      scan/reduce to form a fork
>      fork apply A

This is possible, of course:

           giant_verb =. + 1 :(;:^:_1 (w ']'),~,(w 
'pp'),.~":&.>i.@:-&.(-&2)@:#A) 

           giant_verb
        27 pp 26 pp 25 pp 24 pp 23 pp 22 pp 21 pp 20 pp 19 pp 18 pp 17 pp 16 pp 
...

           I.giant_verb A
        2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 23 27
           
But it's a bit silly to generate a giant train like that; verbs are meant to be 
reused, and since this verb is generated from its argument, it won't be reused.

>  I inherently dislike
>     catenate A to many
>     scan or reduce

Why is catentation less likeable than superflous verb generation?

-Dan
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