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		sokoloff on Jan 28, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Lisping at JPL Revisited If d takes two args, is there an inverted syntax as in “(1, 2).d.c.b.a” or must you do d(1, 2).c.b.a or something else?

WalterBright on Jan 28, 2023 [–]

`1.d(2).c.b.a` and `d(1,2).c.b.a` both work

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