Because that is the way it is defined to work, largely because it is the
more natural way of thinking about when building up an initial map. Put is
defined the way it is because of multi-dimensional arrays, which need
multiple arguments to specify an index.
In practice, put() is rarely used for collections other than set and
bag...most people prefer to use the [] forms.
Rick
On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 2:17 PM, Walter Pachl <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Is there a good reason that of and put use index,item vs. item,index?
>
> r=.relation~of((a,b),(a,b))
> r~put(b,a)
> Say r~items
> Do el over r
> say el r[el]
> End
> Maybe it's not too late to reverse the order in of ?
> Walter Pachl
>
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