In article <v3a8i3$1ooo8$
1@dont-email.me>,
Ruvim <
ruvim.pinka@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2024-05-30 18:26, minforth wrote:
TEMP-CONVERSION ( F: celsius -- F: fahrenheit )
should be clear enough, right?
Right, while you have not introduced subtypes of i*r.
So in the standard stack notation it would be:
TEMP-CONVERSION ( F: r.celsius -- r.fahrenheit )
1. A stack-id ("F" in this case) is used once.
2. The data type symbol "r" is used (it's defined in 12.3.1)
3. A subscript separated by a dot from a data type symbol.
The standard stack notation does not define any delimiter for
subscripts, but some delimiter should be used in plain text if the
subscript is not a number. It is convenient to use a dot as a separator.
I don't standardizing stack notations are worth worrying about.
The standards document has to be precise, so there worries are warranted.
Ruvim
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