Thanks for the links. Toc191734495 describes much of what I've seen. It
also explains how modifiers which ignore x and y arguments preceeded
current derived verbs. However, based on my tests, the information there
is not sufficient to avoid the value error I initially reported.
1) It isn't just the presence of x or y which creates derived verbs.
Derived adverbs must contain
(u OR m) AND (x OR y).
For derived conjunctions, I assume the first list is
(u OR m OR v OR n),
but I haven't done a complete analysis.
2) The presence of x only counts in the dyadic form. If a
reference of x is present in the monadic form, it is
one of the following.
If this modifier is immediate, another copy of u
for historical reasons.
If this is a derived modifier, a reference to the global x.
3) The immediate versions of Adverbs only use the
monadic definition, and
immediate Conjunctions prefer the dyadic definition.
Paul
On Apr 11, 2012 4:36 AM, "Henry Rich" <henryhr...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
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