Stéphane writes:
> Hyper operators with operands of different size are partly covered
> in A3:
>
> Hyper operators will also intuit where a dimension is missing from one
> of its arguments, and replicate a scalar value to a list value in that
> dimension. That means yo
At 09:52 PM 10/4/2001 +, Stephane Payrard wrote:
>Really hyper-operator is too long :)
>How do you say "mot valise" in English to denote this conflation of words,
>I think Lewis Caroll had a word for that.
I'm pretty sure you're looking for "Portmanteau"...
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, Stephane Payrard wrote:
> Hyper operators with operands of different size are partly covered
> in A3:
>
>
> Hyper operators will also intuit where a dimension is missing from one
> of its arguments, and replicate a scalar value to a list value in that
> dimension. That
Hyper operators with operands of different size are partly covered
in A3:
Hyper operators will also intuit where a dimension is missing from one
of its arguments, and replicate a scalar value to a list value in that
dimension. That means you can say:
@a ^+ 1
The former example a pa
