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Eythan Weg writes:
>I will revise my first question:
>Let t=.2 : '(x.1{.y.),_1{.y.'.  Now  ^&2 t 2 3 should produce 4 3.
>I want to see t as a black box which operates on the right on vectors.

t =. 2 : '(x.1{."1 y.), _1{."1 y.'

or

t=. 1 : '(x.@{.),_1&{.'

then    ^&2 t   is a verb

Raul Rockwell