hmm. I have a question about indexing a value of lower rank/depth than the values used to index into it (e.g. 4 . 0 1 2 or ""[!0;!0]). is this just a nonsensical thing to ever want to do?

@coltim not always: fd@"string", `p@"kcode", ,'[a;b;c]

@ngn ok, but these are all special cases. for normal array indexing, it's an error, right?

@ktye right

@ngn hmm what does ,'[a;b;c] do? is it the make-list function?

@ktye yeh, I guess I mean is there any use case for this within the scope of normal array indexing

(I know integer scalars were also similarly overloaded in k4)

enlist each?

@coltim uh, bad example, as it doesn't work in ngn/k.. but in the original k5-6 ,: was "make a list"