Ah! So, the `f` means that I'm not doing the name-value pairs. Thank you! 14.04.2017, 15:42, "Benjamin Pollack" :It will always print as f, as far as I know, but it serves a purpose if you're writing code: specifically, it allows you to do a literally initialized tuple based on slot names and value
It will always *print* as f, as far as I know, but it serves a purpose
if you're writing code: specifically, it allows you to do a literally
initialized tuple based on slot names and values, rather than always
using boa form. E.g., given
TUPLE: triplet a b c ;
then these are all equivalent
Hello!
In the literal tuple syntax there is that first `f` that I'd like to ask
about:
T{ class-name **f** slots... }
What does it mean? Does always have to be `f`? Can it be something else?
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Александр
