0797B |
@
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( id/lam → ob T )
( id/lam → F )
Basic recalling function.
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2B3D5 |
(@DROP)
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( id/lam → ob )
( id/lam → )
DOES <REF>@ then DROP.
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35C2C |
DUP@
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( id/lam → id/lam ob T )
( id/lam → id/lam F )
Does DUP then <REF>@.
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35A5B |
SAFE@
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( id/lam → ob T )
( id/lam → F )
For lams does <REF>@. For ids does
<REF>?ROMPTR> to the ob found.
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35A56 |
DUPSAFE@
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( id/lam → id/lam ob T )
( id/lam → id/lam F )
Does DUP then <REF>SAFE@.
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25EF7 |
SAFE@_HERE
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( id → ob F )
( id → T )
Same as <REF>SAFE@, but works only in the
current directory.
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2F064 |
Sys@
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( ID → ob T )
( ID → F )
Switches temporarily to the HOME directory
and executes @ there.
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2F2A3 |
XEQRCL
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( id → ob )
Same as <REF>SAFE@, but errors if variable is not
found. Also works for lams, but you get the
wrong error.
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3F2EA |
(DUPXEQRCL)
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( id → id ob )
Tries to recall, errors if not existent.
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2F24E |
LISTRCL
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( {path id} → ob )
Recalls from specified path.
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07D27 |
STO
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( ob id/lam → )
For ids this assumes ob is not pco. If
replacing some object, that object is copied
to TEMPOB and pointers are updated. For
lams: Errors if lam is unbound.
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2F2D5 |
EVALNOCKSTO
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( ob id/lam → )
Same as <REF>EvalNoCK:_ <REF>STO.
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2F2D5 |
(EVLNCKSTO)
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( ob id → )
Does EvalNoCk: xSTO
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35A29 |
SAFESTO
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( ob id/lam → )
For ids, does <REF>?>ROMPTR to the object
before storing.
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2F380 |
SysSTO
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( ob ID → )
Switches temporarily to the HOME directory
and executes <REF>STO there.
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25E79 |
XEQSTOID
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( ob id/lam → )
Same as <REF>SAFESTO, but will only store in the
current directory and will not overwrite a
directory.
aka: ?STO_HERE
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25F0C |
XEQStoKey
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( ob ID → )
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3E823 |
xSTO>
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( ob id → )
( ob symb → )
Like <REF>xSTO, but if the level 1 argument is
symbolic, use the first element of it as the
variable to write to.
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0BD007 |
^PROMPTSTO1
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( id/lam → )
Inputs value for a variable and stores it.
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085D3 |
REPLACE
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( newob oldob → newob )
Replaces oldob (in memory) with newob.
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08C27 |
PURGE
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( id → )
Purges variable. Does no type check first.
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25E78 |
?PURGE_HERE
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( id → )
Like <REF>PURGE, but only works in current
directory.
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1D3006 |
^SAFEPURGE
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( idnt/lam → )
Purge idnt/lam if it exist.
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2C388 |
MOVEVAR
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Move the variable to a different directory.
Stack diagram unknown - level 1 must be rrp,
but level two??
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08696 |
CREATE
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( ob id → )
Creates a variable in the current directory.
Errors if id is or contains current
directory. Assumes id is not a pco.
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25EC4 |
DoHere:
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( → )
Next object in the runstream is evaluated for
the current directory only.
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36A8B |
'LAMLNAMESTO
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( ob → )
STO to LAM LAMLNAME.
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