Smylers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Phew! I'm slightly concerned at this list making Piers's job too easy,
> but have tried to minimize that effect by posting on a Monday (meaning
> that this mail is ineligible for inclusion in the next summary and is
> likely to be out of date by the time of th
Smylers summarized (beautifully, thank-you):
* the "looks like an array" option: [op]
» Seemed a nice idea, but doesn't work with other use of square
brackets.
Could be made to work. Suppose that every operator definition (explicit or
implicit) automagically also defined a variant
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Smylers) writes:
Thank you very, very much for this; this is supremely helpful.
> » No character left for eating whitespace.
That's a feature, not a bug! The space-eater alternately worries, confuses
and scares me.
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I want you to know that I create nice things like thi
The many recent suggestions for denoting vector operators all seem to
have problems, with some having significant impact elsewhere in the
language. After reading a few hundred mails on the subject I'm no
longer sure what I prefer, but thought I'd be in a better position to
have an opinion if I at
