Re: my brain block
Kat wrote:
> Jiri, if i come back next lifetime, can i use your current brain?
You must be desperate. There are only retards left in this country.
Every body with half-a-brain left for Australia long time ago.
> You have the strip function, which i understand, but is there a
> reason why you didn't mesh the seqs first, then strip each one?
Kat, in your original request you said: 'Matching against a blank
subseq is not needed or good.' I just followed your instructions.
Besides, it is cleaner this way, and it saves a bit of time as well as
memory too.
> Where you have
> print(1, mesh({sa,sb,sc}))
> i have no idea how many sequences i'll have from one run to the
> next, but since the mesh() accepts everything passed as one nested
> sequence, i assume if i build such a nested seq and pass it in the
> same form, it will still work as designed?
Yep.
jiri
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