@Dennis Wouldn't it make more sense to have the register be a stack instead? It would make it much easier to store multiple values. Maybe © would push x to the register stack, and ® would retrieve the top value and maybe a new atom like Æ® would pop and return the top value?

@Dennis is it possible to [1,2,3] -> [[1],[1,2],[1,2,3]]?

@ven Jḣ should work

will try it, thanks

@ven ḣJ (might require a $ depending on where you use it in you chain) or ;\ (works everywhere, but the first item is not iterable).

@Dennis: I found a bug while writing some documentation about string literals

“abc”WṾ returns the wrong thing. This line should check that len(argument) > 1.

It looks like “”WṾ and “”WWṾ face similar issues. “”WWWṾ crashes.

@ven R

(Okay, that only works situationally :))

Oh, also, 945ỌṾ tries to cheat :D Of course, that doesn’t work, either.

Yeah, looks like Ṿ has a few issues. I'll look into it.

@Lynn Hm, yeah. It does work in the sense that V gets you the character, but it wouldn't work from a file.

I suppose Ṿ is where Jelly’s lack of parentheses hurts most…

Although, actually, I guess Ṿ could return any niladic link?

(Here’s some stuff I added.)

@Lynn Looking good! The + in (Decimal, default 1) + 10 ^ (decimal, default 3) should be a * though.

Right. Fixed