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09:18
@Adám, thanks for the last video.
Could you explain how you made ('*⍨¨⍵)
You're missing a quote '
Turning it into a constant function you said
Yes, with an array operand derives a constant function, which is then subject to ¨ like any other function.
Now i see it in the Dyalog help. This one was new for me.
I only knew 'commute'
The full definition of can be written as {⍺←⍵ ⋄ ⍵(⍺⍺⊣⊢)⍺}
The functionality given by (⍺⍺⊣⊢) which means an array can represent its constant function, appears a few places, and would have been nice to support even more places. Examples of existing support are A@ and (A g h) and examples of would-have-been-nices are ⍣A and ⍤A
09:27
Even after a year I just discovered a new operator or at least a different use:) Thanks
10:01
@Adám That's beautiful
10:52
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Q: Was ∆ used in APL as a substitute for space because ECMA-17/ISO 2047 specified △ as graphical representation for space?

AdámWikipedia on naming conventions in programming states (without source): In APL dialects, the delta (Δ) is used between words, e.g. PERFΔSQUARE (…) This is an unusual choice, but I notice that ECMA-17 says: (…) in certain applications there is a need for a graphical representation of the contro...

 
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12:08
@Adám what's the rank would've been nice there?
E.g. leading axis operator: _LA←{⍺ ⍺⍺⍤(-⌊/≢∘⍴¨⍺⍵)⊢⍵} vs _LA←⍤(-⌊⍥≢⍥⍴)
 
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