Hi,
Do you know a way to right this without the ’ char ?
~'[a;b]
It is suppose to mean each but I tried ~ each [a;b] without success ?
Thank you
Are a and b defined to be anything? (Perhaps lists, hence the ’ ?) q)a:1 q)b:2 q)~[a;b] q)0b
What is the context here, what are a and b?
Also, ’ means each-both, not each. It can resolve to an each at times depending on it’s use
As always when asking forums for advice, giving some replicable examples will go a long way.
I guess you could do something like this:
.[~;] each flip (a;b)
Why do you not want to use ’ ? Is your keyboard broken? ;-)
Regards,
Paul