I'm back, back again...

[Sad Max]

It's funny. It all looks so much like English...

 

[Doc Bernard]

You don't understand, Max?!?!

It's boils down to Tab A into Slot B, and coefficient thingies divided by 3. Then you add a bunch of X's (makes it X-rated :grin and sideways smiles. Add water and shake. Refrigerate after opening.

Can't believe you didn't understand his post. It's simple math, I think.

 

[Anhar_Miah]

You use x' - does this imply x continues to exist? Is x' determined automatically as in your usage... if so, it seems like having to name it specifically could get complicated... would a longer chan have to look like: f(x), g(x'), h(x''), i(x''') ? if you add a function in the middle, do you have to adjust all your "prime"s? Isn't i(h(g(f(x)))) clearer? What'm I missing?

can be any expression, including a another Fx. And yes it automatically gets passed through to the next chain via the "." operator.

take for example this code:

+( 5 2 ).-( 3 ).*( 10 )

could also be written in more lispy way:

*( (10 -( 3 +( 5 2) ) ) ) 

or the lisp version:

(* (10 (- 3 (+ 5 2) ) ) )

for me the first version IS easier to read

Another example:

=( x 5 )

?( >( x 2 ) ).
               then( printf( &("X is greater than two! and the value is " x ) ) ).
               else(  printf( &("X is less than two! and the value is " x ) ) )

 

[Anhar_Miah]

just wanted to add, Fx also lets you do this too:

+( 5 2 ).
-( 3 ).
*( 10 )