Yes, good point. The question is, Is that simple enough that when the
user says 'I want a hook' we say 'Sure, it's u ([. (``:6) ].) v'; or is
it worth a parsing rule to be able to say 'Sure, it's u ([. ].) v'..
This is a subjective question. And depends on what else (C C) could mean.
Henry Rich
On 10/4/2021 6:16 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
I do not know of any useful examples of verb hooks formed from a pair
of conjunctions applied to a pair of verbs.
However, I do know how to form a verb hook from a pair of conjunctions
applied to a pair of verbs, in the current j903 beta:
+ ([. (``:6) ].) -
+ -
No new parsing rule necessary.
Thanks,
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