>>> X: ["a" "b" "c"]
> == ["a" "b" "c"]
>>> X[2]
> == "b"
>
> In other words, by running the block "hard" against the word, it's like:
> pick X 2
Why not simply use path (x/2 in the example above) notation, it saves a
character at least. ;)
As for finding "other" uses for "[], () & {}", if it makes sense in a
certain context then great, but I suspect it could lead to subtle and hard
to find errors (especially of the mismatched number of opening / closing
xxx type).
Regards,
Ashley
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