Closed JeffreyBenjaminBrown closed 8 years ago
I saw this in the docs (at wiki/commands): 1) @list tmp: 1 2 3 2) :tmp rdf:first.
[1] 1
3) @unlist tmp 4) :tmp rdf:first.
5)
Shortly thereafter, it says "The tail of the list (if any) remains intact". In the above example, is the remaining "2 3" accessible somehow?
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I saw this in the docs (at wiki/commands): 1) @list tmp: 1 2 3 2) :tmp rdf:first.
[1] 1
3) @unlist tmp 4) :tmp rdf:first.
5)
Shortly thereafter, it says "The tail of the list (if any) remains intact". In the above example, is the remaining "2 3" accessible somehow?