I noticed you suggested deb . I was wondering if the definition f is not
accounting for some case I have neglected?
deb
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f does not remove all leading blanks, try
'*', '*',~ f ' fds343434 s 2e2d '
* fds34 3434 s 2e2d*
Сбт, 27 Окт 2012, Linda Alvord писал(а):
> I noticed you suggested deb . I was wondering if the definition f is not
> accounting for some case I have neglected?
>
>
> deb
> #~ (
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Subject:Re: Taylor series
Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2012 06:08:26 -0500
From: Richard Vaughan
To: [email protected]
I just used a single coefficient as an example. It was the dyadic case
(i.e. evaluated at x) that puzzled me; it did
T=: ' fds343434 s 2e2d '
NB. 3 spaces at the beginning and end in T
f T
fds34 3434 s 2e2d
deb T
fds34 3434 s 2e2d
f removes all but one space at the beginning, and T removes all of them.
Both remove final spaces.
'*', '*' ,~ f T
* fds34 3434 s 2e2d*
On Sat, Oct 27, 2012 at 6:09 PM, Richard Vaughan wrote:
> I just used a single coefficient as an example. It was the dyadic case
> (i.e. evaluated at x) that puzzled me; it didn't seem to be working as
> advertised.
Oh, yes... you are correct.
It's pretty easy to see that the listed definition
