I think the "x" and "y" confuse it. Try
CHAR=: 1 : '(a. i. [) u a. i. ]'
On 11/5/07, Richard Donovan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I want an adverb that will convert 1-byte-characters to their numeric
> equivalent then operate the verb on them. For instance I want to be able to
> easily test 'c'> 'a' or '5' < '6' which gives domain errors (although 'c'
> = 'c' does not!)
>
> So I wrote this adverb:
>
> NB. adverb that converts characters
> NB. into their numeric equivalents
> NB. then operates the given verb on them
> NB. e.g. 'z'> CHAR 'a'
> NB. should return 1
>
> CHAR =: 1 :0
> t1=: a.i.x
> t2=: a.i.y
> t1 u t2
> )
>
> but...
>
> 'z'> CHAR 'a'
> |domain error
> | 'z' >CHAR'a'
> t1
> 33
> t2
> 97
> t1{a.
> !
> t2{a.
> a
>
> I am missing something obvious (again!)
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