I've got four sign-related operators: determine sign (-1 / 0 / 1), to positive, to negative, and take sign from another number. For strings they're determine case, to upper case, to lower case, and take case from another string. What about arrays?

vectorise them

Maybe I'll do sorting related stuff. I did have sorting as a separate code point so you could sort characters in a string, but is sorted, sort minimum, sort maximum, take sort from other array could be useful

Maybe vectorization would work, but it doesn't seem particularly useful

There's already a way to vectorize any command with one byte

Is there a deep map command too?

Like for multidimensional arrays?

Yeah

Yes

Nice

I've got pretty good support for multidimensional stuff

That'll come in handy for array-manipulation

If y'all have any ideas for somewhat unconventional number or string operators, I have a ton of code points with only array operators

What are these codepoints?

interesting

@user I haven't assigned them spots on the code page yet, but I'll make a list of the array operators that don't have associated number ones

@Razetime Of course they're interesting, but what do they do for arrays? :P

gist.github.com/RedwolfPrograms/…

set commands probably

Ignore the hex numbers and the operators that do already have number operators assigned (there might be one or two that I missed)

The padding one could be used for rounding to n digits

Already got a few of those :p

Full, mostly empty list

The empty spaces are reserved for constants

Do you have any generators?

Like "collect until no change"

And "repeat while some function is true"

Not at the moment, I'd been meaning to decide on 4-10 reasonable looping/control flow operators

For the read and write multidimensional commands, are you just indexing into an array (and replacing the element there)? If so, you could just treat the string as a 1-D array

I've got some other operators that work with reading/writing at positions in strings, although maybe doing so but treating the string like a 2d array would be useful

where's the codepage spreadsheet

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/…

But I'm likely going to change it considerably

Everything below 0x20 should be fine though

⊕ (1e) should return if a string is all uppercase

Other than infinity and empty set, I'm moving those to letter constants and adding two new string literals

≪ (1f) should return if a string is all lowercase

Oh, the hex numbers don't correspond to the code page

I just have those there for...I forgot why tbh

But those are good suggestions, adding

I'll add some ASCII art stuff, like mirroring strings

An operator that squares a string

I. E. Wraps it into a square

An operator that shapes a string given dimensions

Oh, good idea

I'm full of good ideas

And I'm happy to share for fred

*free

Poor fred

Nobody shares with him except by accident

Lol

Make ash good at ascii art and beat canvas and charcoal

Well this is awkward...I'm out of string code points

Oh

Also for like a year I never realized canvas and charcoal were different languages and always figured I was misremembering the name

Lol

The only real difference is that one is prefix and the other is stack based

Actually the string square thing shouldn't need its own code point, I've already got an operator to group into strings with length n, so you'd just need to join them

Do you have two byte functions yet?

I'm going to add some two byte math functions

Good

Because the top two languages of February 2021 have two byte ops

I finally listened and decided trig functions and ln/exp didn't need whole code points

@RedwolfPrograms yes!

Although I do have plenty of space for them

There are so many annoying special cases for anything involving floats

Exponentiation is the worst one...infinity, negative numbers, fractions, negative fractions, and so on