Hi, In GNU APL in order to supply several (>2) arguments to the function I have to write something like this:
∇multi a;a1;a2;a3 a1←a[1] a2←a[2] a3←a[3] ⍕a1 ⍕a2 ⍕a3 In Dyalog APL I can just write ∇multi(a1 a2 a3) ⍕a1 ⍕a2 ⍕a3 The same syntax in GNU APL lead to an errer in function header. Can we have the same syntax as in the Dyalog APL since it looks like it will not break any compatibility? -- Br, /Alexey
