VocabularykernelInputsOutputsNone
Word descriptionApplies
p to
x, then applies
q to
x, and finally applies
r to
x.
ExamplesIf
[ p ],
[ q ] and
[ r ] have stack effect
( x -- ), then the following two lines are equivalent:
[ p ] [ q ] [ r ] tri
dup p dup q r
If
[ p ],
[ q ] and
[ r ] have stack effect
( x -- y ), then the following two lines are equivalent:
[ p ] [ q ] [ r ] tri
dup p over q rot r
In general, the following two lines are equivalent:
[ p ] [ q ] [ r ] tri
[ p ] keep [ q ] keep r
See alsobi,
cleaveDefinition