\(\s*val1\s+val2\s+val3\s+...\s*\)
Whenever you have a short array
with natural number indices 0,1,2,...,
you can simply write the values
separated by space characters,
the whole
vector wrapped in parenthses:
fruit ("apple" "pear" "banana" "cherry")
This does the same as using the regular way:
fruit?
fruit .. "apple"
fruit .. "pear"
fruit .. "banana"
fruit .. "cherry"
(The first line ensures an empty array.)
Or even fully explicit:
fruit?
fruit[0] "apple"
fruit[1] "pear"
fruit[2] "banana"
fruit[3] "cherry"
You can also pass vectors
as the argument of a function,
and nest them into
matrices:
logical'and'table ( (0 0) (0 1) )
JS:
v=["one","two","three"]
Eas:
v ("one" "two" "three")
Eas (Easy Application Script) by Molaskes
