That method seems to work for simple verb trains but not more complicated
sentences:
tstr =: '* ,: 2&[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
3 4 5 (;:tstr)`:6 (7 2 4)
|domain error
| 3 4 5 (;:tstr)`:6(7 2 4)
If I rewrite as simple train:
tstr =: '* ,: 2: + ]'
3 4 5 (;:tstr)`:6 (7 2 4)
21 8 20
9 4 6
But that might get a bit unwieldy as the sentence gets more complicated. Is
there a more general method?
---Henry Rich wrote:
> tstr =: '* ,: +'
> (;:tstr)`:6
> * ,: +
> +-+--+-+
> |*|,:|+|
> +-+--+-+
> 3 4 5 (;:tstr)`:6 (7 2 4)
> 21 8 20
> 10 6 9
>
> Henry Rich
>
---Sherlock, Ric wrote:
> > For some tacit sentence eg:
> > (* ,: +)
> > 3 4 5 (* ,: +) 7 2 4
> > 21 8 20
> > 10 6 9
> >
> > Defined as a literal string eg:
> > tstr=: '(* ,: +)'
> >
> > How can I create a named (preferably tacit) verb?
> > The only thing I've been able to come up with is:
> >
> > texp=: 4 : 0
> > ". 'x ',tstr,' y'
> > )
> > 3 4 5 texp 7 2 4
> > 21 8 20
> > 10 6 9
> >
> > I have an uncomfortable feeling that there is simple and
> > elegant solution but my mind is numb!!
> >
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