General:. This page generally
describes new functionality in the 78 series of revisions and uploads. This is
Working Documentation that with maturity will be moved to the Master
Documentation.
Segmenting and replacing. This
adds a direct capability of segmenting with a character string rather than bit
vector or indices. The string is taken as a word. In the first example
<1>:, the ( \ ) operator merely segments at the beginning
of the word. In the second example <2>:, the ( \\ )
operator segments at the beginning and ending of the word, essentially clipping
the word. In this case the operator assures that the clipped words will be at
even indices. It does this by catenating a null string at the beginning, and
inserting null strings as necessary. The third example: <3>:
shows the application of the @== operator to force an exact
comparison for the words. In the fourth example <4>: I make a
substitution of the word by indexing it into the sequence. Example
<5>: shows use of %* to reform back to a string.