I often want to define a dyad with boxed arguments, and end up writing
something like
f=:4 : '<(>x) -. > y'
and using it for example as
2 f/\ 1 2 3; 2 3; 1 2
+-+-+
|1|3|
+-+-+
While I can obviously write f tacitly, say as
g=:<@:(>@:[ -. >@:])
it feels far less natural than the way J handles monads in boxes using u&.> .
Is there a better way?
Best wishes,
John
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