[cencab, `%_`, %cncb](#cncb)
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Evaluate with changes, cast

`%_` is a synthetic rune that evaluates `p` with the changes specified
in `q`, then casts the product back to the type of `p`. `%_` is used to
change a batch of [`++wing`]()s all at once, ensuring that the resulting
product is type checked.

See also
--------

[`%=`](#cnts) is similar, but without type-checking.

Produces
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Twig: `[%cncb p=wing q=tram]`

Sample
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`p` is a [`++wing`](), a list of [`++limb`]()s. `q` is a [`++tram`](), a
list of [`++wing`]()s and twigs.

Tall form
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    %_  p
      p.i.q  q.i.q
      p.i.t.q  q.i.t.q
    ==

Wide form
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    %_(p p.i.q q.i.q, p.i.t.q q.i.t.q)

Irregular form
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None

Examples
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    /~zod/try=> =a [b=1 c=2 d=3]
    new var %a
    /~zod/try=> %_(a b (add 3 b.a), c (add 3 c.a), d (add 3 d.a))
    [b=4 c=5 d=6]

Here we're using `%_` to add 3 to all of the values inside of our shell
variable `a`.

    /~zod/try=> =a [b='odors' c='twigs' d='tiles']
    changed %a
    /~zod/try=> %_(a b c.a, c d.a, d b.a)
    [b='twigs' c='tiles' d='odors']

In this case we're using `%_` to swap the values of the faces in `a`.

    /~zod/try=> =+  a=1    
    =+  z=|=(b=@ (add a b))
    (z 1)
    2
    /~zod/try=> =+  a=1    
    =+  z=|=(b=@ (add a b))
    (%_(z a 100) 1)
    101

At first we set up a simple gate `z` with a variable, `a` in its
context. Subsequently we use `%_` to change the value of `a` within the
context of `z` and compute the output again.