I keep finding small cases where I try to join some blocks right after splitting them, but I have to use map because I cannot split a list of blocks. I'm sure this won't be high on the priority list ever, but it should be quite trivial to implement.
This is intentional, because the reverse function, "join input list:", is already used for the non-hypered result of splitting a ring.
like that? also, I don't understand why join input list: :: operators reporter is important just because I was talking about split (()@>) by [[blocks] v] .
I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to accomplish here.
Does this not work fine?
Could you provide examples of what you're trying to implement?
