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Pedro Alves
 10/26/98 4:32pm

Is it possible to apply a list of elements as arguments of a function without going through ''for'' and ''table''?

eg: something that transforms {a,b,c} in f[a,b,c]

If not is it possible to make this as a ''suffix'' form? (eg: {a,b,c} </?> f )

If possible reply to mail address.

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Lists as arguments of functions (?obvious?) Pedro Alves 10/26/98 4:32pm
Re: Lists as arguments of functions (?obvious?) Forum Modera... 10/27/98 09:13am
Re: Lists as arguments of functions (?obvious?) Pedro Alves 10/27/98 12:07pm
Re: Lists as arguments of functions (?obvious?) Forum Modera... 10/27/98 12:18pm
Re: Lists as arguments of functions (?obvious?) Aaron Honecker 11/13/98 10:18am
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