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Here's something I have not understood for a long time: g is the result I
want
H i
You have nested tacit verbs within your explicit verb. You need to be able
to recognize those verbs and what their right (and left) arguments are.
Here is an explicit version of your
v0=: 3 : '>: (i. <:y) , (<:y) - i. <: y'
Notice that all the parentheses above just change the order of operations
You realize, I hope, that in your example (where you are choosing
between y and ]) that the value of y is 5 and the value from ] is 0 1
2 3?
But I do not know enough about what end result you want, to tell you
about what you should be using.
Does this help?
Thanks,
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Raul
On 7/6/14, Linda Al
Here's something I have not understood for a long time: g is the result I
want
H is not the result I want
g=: 13 :'>: ((],-)i.)<: y'
h=: 13 :'>: ((y,-)i.)<: y'
In both cases y and ] in this example seem to be 5
g 5
1 2 3 4 5 4 3 2
h 5
6 5 4 3 2
5!:4 <'g'
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