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The builtins are pretty undiscoverable at the moment and that's an issue because of the number of builtins that are included with Murex.
The original naming convention borrowed inspiration from old UNIX idioms but I don't think that works as well now this shell has matured
I experimented a while back with aliases for common array-based operations with a list prefix:
list
murex-dev» runtime --aliases -> [{ $.k=~"^list" && printf "%15s: %s" $.k $.v.alias.0 }] list.reverse: mtac list.sort: msort list.split: jsplit list.append: append list.regex: regexp list.string: match list.suffix: suffix list.left: left list.right: right list.prefix: prefix list.prepend: prepend
So I'm thinking of expanding this out.
The wider brief on this will be included in the discussion link below
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The builtins are pretty undiscoverable at the moment and that's an issue because of the number of builtins that are included with Murex.
I experimented a while back with aliases for common array-based operations with a
list
prefix:So I'm thinking of expanding this out.
The wider brief on this will be included in the discussion link below
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: