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11:11 AM
       ⍴2⊥⍣¯1⊢0.5
 0
       2⊤0.5
 0.5
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@B.Wilson Yes, fixing this is the one breaking change I'm even willing to consider.
If you mean ⎕CT←0 ⋄ x|y then write that instead of x⊤y
That's nice to hear.
I'm trying to pretty-print currency amounts with thousands separators and correctly rounded fractional parts.
@B.Wilson You may want to look into ⎕FMT
11:43 AM
@Adám Huh. Dyadic ⎕FMT is an entire DSL for formatting tables of numbers. Not sure how I feel about this.
Not just any DSL, specifically COBOL+FORTRAN!
12:11 PM
Thanks for pointing that out .. we’ve fixed the problem !

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