The ( was a curtailed copy.
I'd considered briefly $:'s context prior to thinking it shouldn't change in
either case, thinking it extended to the the parentheses around the gerund,
conjunction and verb. I didn't know the details of self-recurance's scope.
Using either of 3 :'... y' and {{...y}
This sentence gives me an error even without parens.
Looking closer, I see six left parentheses and seven right parentheses here:
({:`([:$:0 1&+)@.(9&<@{.)@(([:*/"."0@":@{.),{:))"1(|:@,:1:))50 25 33 22 293
Getting rid of the far right parenthesis gives me the result which you
displayed.
Mean
Additionally, it's not exactly that variables are the issue, since inline verb
assignment gives the 5 2 2-shaped result as well
( (q=:...) @ (w=:...) ) 50 25 33 22 293
The definitions are 'correct' though, when used otherwise
(q@w) ...
--
Hey,
I have a bit of code I want to include into something large, but I'm hitting a
wall.
({:`([:$:0 1&+)@.(9&<@{.)@(([:*/"."0@":@{.),{:))"1(|:@,:1:))50 25 33 22 293
1 2 1 1 3
Okay. Slap on some parens, and it fails? Valence error for {:..? Both resolve
to 3, a verb, according to 4!:0. Beca
== Report of Meeting 2023-09-21 ==
Present: Ed Gottsman, Raul Miller, and Bob Therriault
Full transcripts of this meeting are now available on the its wiki page.
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Wiki/Report_of_Meeting_2023-10-12
1) Bob reports that he did not do much on the wiki while on vacatio
