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tislus, =+
, %tsls
Push on
=+
is a synthetic rune that pushes p
on the subject and sends it to
q
. =+
is the inverse of =-
. Use =+
when your p
isn't too long
and =+
makes for more readable code.
See also
tishep, =-
, %tshp
Produces
Twig: [%tsls p=twig q=twig]
Sample
p
and q
are twigs.
Tall form
=+ p
q
Wide form
=+(p q)
Irregular form
None
Examples
~zod/try=>
=+ a=1
a
1
The simplest case of a =+
, we push a=1
on to our subject, and
produce a
.
~zod/try=>
=cor |= a=@
=+ b=1
=+ c=2
:(add a b c)
new var %cor
~zod/try=>
(cor 0)
3
This is a common case of =+
, when we need to add intermediate values
to our subject to divide up our computation. =+
makes for procedural,
top to bottom code organization.