2009/10/30 Roger Hui <[email protected]>: > ... > Because I prefer to have the interval end points > as the left argument. > > In APL/J, it is generally the case that > the left and right arguments are so defined > that x&f makes a more sensible monad > than f&y . The n v1 v2 fork accentuates > this point.
I understand now what you mean, thanks for explaining. (The formulations in phrases/intervals are in the other direction.) Now, I am curious about the following. With expressions like the above, where some verbosity is apparent, one feels like using a ‘left-leaning’ hook which J doesn't have. Has such a device been considered? Perhaps found not frequently occurring? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
