| /dports/science/jstrack/jstrack/extlib/textutil/ |
| H A D | expander.man | 13 The Tcl [cmd subst] command is often used to support a kind of
15 function calls, [cmd subst] will interpolate the variable and function
24 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
31 By defining a suitable set of Tcl commands, [cmd subst] can be used to
36 The [cmd subst] command is efficient, but it has three drawbacks for
90 [arg expanderName] option [opt [arg {arg arg ...}]]
93 [arg Option] and the [arg arg]s determine the exact behavior of the
140 followed by [method cpush], except that internal state (brackets) is
446 [cmd /footnote] macros, continues onto a second line, and contains
485 values which the second macro in the pair needs. After calling
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| /dports/devel/tcllib/tcllib-1.20/modules/textutil/ |
| H A D | expander.tcllib.man | 21 The Tcl [cmd subst] command is often used to support a kind of
23 function calls, [cmd subst] will interpolate the variable and function
32 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
39 By defining a suitable set of Tcl commands, [cmd subst] can be used to
44 The [cmd subst] command is efficient, but it has three drawbacks for
98 [arg expanderName] option [opt [arg {arg arg ...}]]
142 followed by [method cpush], except that internal state (brackets) is
151 [call [arg expanderName] [method cset] [arg varname] [arg value]]
436 [cmd /footnote] macros, continues onto a second line, and contains
475 values which the second macro in the pair needs. After calling
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| /dports/devel/tcllibc/tcllib-1.20/modules/textutil/ |
| H A D | expander.tcllib.man | 21 The Tcl [cmd subst] command is often used to support a kind of
23 function calls, [cmd subst] will interpolate the variable and function
32 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
39 By defining a suitable set of Tcl commands, [cmd subst] can be used to
44 The [cmd subst] command is efficient, but it has three drawbacks for
98 [arg expanderName] option [opt [arg {arg arg ...}]]
142 followed by [method cpush], except that internal state (brackets) is
151 [call [arg expanderName] [method cset] [arg varname] [arg value]]
436 [cmd /footnote] macros, continues onto a second line, and contains
475 values which the second macro in the pair needs. After calling
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| /dports/www/tclhttpd/tclhttpd3.5.1/htdocs/man/ |
| H A D | expander.man | 13 The Tcl [cmd subst] command is often used to support a kind of
15 function calls, [cmd subst] will interpolate the variable and function
24 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
31 By defining a suitable set of Tcl commands, [cmd subst] can be used to
36 The [cmd subst] command is efficient, but it has three drawbacks for
91 [arg expanderName] option [opt [arg {arg arg ...}]]
94 [arg Option] and the [arg arg]s determine the exact behavior of the
141 followed by [method cpush], except that internal state (brackets) is
471 [cmd /footnote] macros, continues onto a second line, and contains
512 values which the second macro in the pair needs. After calling
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| /dports/lang/racket/racket-8.3/share/pkgs/swindle/ |
| H A D | misc.rkt | 19 ;;> Like `define', except that the defined identifier is automatically
108 [(_ name (acc ...) n+a subst . more)
112 [(_ (name . args) subst)
115 [(_ (name . args) subst . more)
117 [(_ name subst)
203 (dm-subst
771 ;;> iteration (default for all macros except for
1144 (and (pred? from) (or (not second) (pred? second))
1161 (cond [second (- second from)]
1178 (and second (char->integer second))
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| /dports/math/fricas/fricas-1.3.7/src/algebra/ |
| H A D | fspace.spad | 226 subst(x : %, e : Equation %) == subst(x, [e])
255 -- takes all the kernels except for the dummy variables, which are second
264 s0 := remove!(retract(second arg)@K, allKernels first arg)
265 arg := rest rest arg
325 subst(f, rec.lstk, rec.lstv)
674 -- op(arg)^m ==> func(arg)^(m quo n) * op(arg)^(m rem n)
697 s := second(l)::O
707 i := position(second l, a)
803 g := retract(second l)@K
938 da := second(l)
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| /dports/devel/tcllib/tcllib-1.20/embedded/md/tcllib/files/modules/textutil/ |
| H A D | expander.md | 81 The Tcl __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ command is often used to
83 function calls, __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ will interpolate
89 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
94 __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ can be used to implement a
97 The __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ command is efficient, but it
133 > *expanderName* option ?*arg arg \.\.\.*?
135 *Option* and the *arg*s determine the exact behavior of the command\.
165 __cpush__, except that internal state \(brackets\) is preserved here\.
396 __/footnote__ macros, continues onto a second line, and contains several
424 second macro in the pair needs\. After calling __cpush__, the first macro can
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| /dports/devel/tcllibc/tcllib-1.20/embedded/md/tcllib/files/modules/textutil/ |
| H A D | expander.md | 81 The Tcl __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ command is often used to
83 function calls, __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ will interpolate
89 % subst {$greeting, [place]!}
94 __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ can be used to implement a
97 The __[subst](\.\./\.\./\.\./\.\./index\.md\#subst)__ command is efficient, but it
133 > *expanderName* option ?*arg arg \.\.\.*?
135 *Option* and the *arg*s determine the exact behavior of the command\.
165 __cpush__, except that internal state \(brackets\) is preserved here\.
396 __/footnote__ macros, continues onto a second line, and contains several
424 second macro in the pair needs\. After calling __cpush__, the first macro can
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| /dports/lang/racket/racket-8.3/share/pkgs/lazy/ |
| H A D | base.rkt | 27 [(_ name (acc ...) n+a subst . more)
31 [(_ (name . args) subst . more)
33 [(_ name subst . more)
70 [(_ arg) (stepper-hide-operator (syntax/loc stx (car arg)))]))
78 [(_ arg) (stepper-hide-operator (syntax/loc stx (! arg)))]))
82 [(_ arg)
85 [(_ arg) #'arg]))
89 [(_ arg) (stepper-hide-operator (syntax/loc stx (~ arg)))]))
692 (define* (second x) (~cadr x))
804 ;; Provide everything except some renamed stuff
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| /dports/devel/tcllib/tcllib-1.20/modules/html/ |
| H A D | html.tcllib.man | 99 [call [cmd ::html::eval] [arg arg] [opt [arg args]]]
124 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
131 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
208 [cmd ::html::head]. The [arg string] is everything in the tag except
220 taken, it returns the subst'ed [arg body]. Note that the syntax is
349 stack. The second argument provides any tag arguments, as a
353 [call [cmd ::html::paramRow] [arg list] [opt [arg rparam]] [opt [arg cparam]]]
413 Like [cmd ::html::select] except that [arg choices] is a Tcl list of
424 [call [cmd ::html::submit] [arg label] [opt [arg name]] [opt [arg title]]]
483 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
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| /dports/devel/tcllibc/tcllib-1.20/modules/html/ |
| H A D | html.tcllib.man | 99 [call [cmd ::html::eval] [arg arg] [opt [arg args]]]
124 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
131 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
208 [cmd ::html::head]. The [arg string] is everything in the tag except
220 taken, it returns the subst'ed [arg body]. Note that the syntax is
349 stack. The second argument provides any tag arguments, as a
353 [call [cmd ::html::paramRow] [arg list] [opt [arg rparam]] [opt [arg cparam]]]
413 Like [cmd ::html::select] except that [arg choices] is a Tcl list of
424 [call [cmd ::html::submit] [arg label] [opt [arg name]] [opt [arg title]]]
483 structure. Rather than evaluating the body, it returns the subst'ed
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| /dports/lang/racket/racket-8.3/share/pkgs/redex-doc/redex/scribblings/ |
| H A D | tut.scrbl | 64 @; just like (amb/test exp passed?), except it does not
154 special pattern matches all symbols except those used
457 in the positions labeled @racket[O]. Then, the second position
462 can be filled when evaluating @racket[judgment-holds]'s second
549 language a second time.
558 [(_ arg)
561 (let loop ([stx #'arg])
581 (racketblock arg)))]))
756 any value except @racket[0]. To establish this, we use a
811 yields the second.
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| /dports/math/giacxcas/giac-1.6.0/doc/en/ |
| H A D | cas.tex | 19 window for example). But (except for very simple input) you must
73 {\tt abs}, {\tt arg}, {\tt conj},
116 \item sparse multivariate polynomials: same notation, but the second
122 polynomial with respect to an algebraic integer $\theta$, defined by the second
123 term of the couple. This second term might be the minimal polynomial
125 value or an index and second term the minimal polynomial in order to
128 For second order extension, there are only two models of monic minimal
132 of second order can be factored over such an extension without introducing
169 {\tt session.tex} in the current directory except when you set the
214 \item \verb|derive.cc intg.cc lin.cc series.cc subst.cc/.h|: Calculus.
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| /dports/math/reduce/Reduce-svn5758-src/vsl/ |
| H A D | vslfunctions.tex | 67 result will share structure with the second argument -- a fact that only
78 {\tx apply}'s first argument and a list of length two as its second:
122 See {\tx caaar}. Can be though of as returning the second item in a list.
234 {\tx df} is rather like {\tx de} except that it allows you to defined a new
487 This function is just like {\tx last} except that if {\tx last} is called on
605 take two arguments, on a list and the second a function. Each of them
798 {\tx rassoc} is just like {\tx assoc} except that it looks for a match
876 {\tx assoc} except that it has an extra argument, and if the key it is looking
882 This behaves like {\tx setq} except that rather than being a special form it
915 \item[{\tx subst~~~~~~~~} \hspace{1cm} {\em function 3 args}]\index{subst}~\newline
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| /dports/shells/bash/bash-5.1/CWRU/ |
| H A D | changelog | 110 - unset_builtin: call valid_array_reference with second arg of 1 to
1923 We do this in all cases except @Q, which is inconsistent but more
2271 (except nameref), and dynamic variable information. If a local
2577 the new arg value
4016 arg
4023 second arg to have it return an existing local array variable to be
6187 pattern doesn't have any globbing characters except backslash; just
6860 the second part of a range.
7138 running the trap handler, except for SIGCHLD. Fixes bug reported by
7696 quoted) value of a variable, except for arrays, where it expands to
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| /dports/shells/bash/bash-5.1/ |
| H A D | ChangeLog | 110 - unset_builtin: call valid_array_reference with second arg of 1 to
1923 We do this in all cases except @Q, which is inconsistent but more
2271 (except nameref), and dynamic variable information. If a local
2577 the new arg value
4016 arg
4023 second arg to have it return an existing local array variable to be
6187 pattern doesn't have any globbing characters except backslash; just
6860 the second part of a range.
7138 running the trap handler, except for SIGCHLD. Fixes bug reported by
7696 quoted) value of a variable, except for arrays, where it expands to
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| /dports/lang/gambit-c/gambit-4.9.3/lib/ |
| H A D | psyntax69c.ss | 100 ;;; (import (except m x y))
102 ;;; imports all of m's imports except for x and y.
125 ;;; (import (except m1 x) (only m2 x))
641 ((_ ae fun-exp arg-exps)
642 `(,fun-exp . ,arg-exps))))
783 (define-syntax arg-check
1196 ;;; Scheme's append should not copy the first argument if the second is
1215 (join-subst s1 (wrap-subst w2)))))))
3360 only except
3369 ((except m id ...)
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| H A D | psyntax73.ss | 105 ;;; (import (except m x y))
107 ;;; imports all of m's imports except for x and y.
123 ;;; (import (alias (except m a b) (m-c c) (m-d d)))
130 ;;; (import (except m1 x) (only m2 x))
669 ((_ ae fun-exp arg-exps)
670 ;*** `(,fun-exp . ,arg-exps))))
671 (build-source ae `(,fun-exp . ,arg-exps)))))
847 (define-syntax arg-check
1296 ;;; Scheme's append should not copy the first argument if the second is
3593 only except
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| /dports/textproc/hs-lhs2tex/lhs2tex-1.24/src/ |
| H A D | Main.lhs | 295 > put (st{subst = FM.add b (subst st)})
296 > format (Directive Include arg)= do st <- get
300 … st'{file = arg', files = (f', l') : files st', path = d ++ d…
303 > (str,f) <- liftIO (chaseFile sp (d ++ arg'))
311 > where arg' = withoutSpaces arg
386 > eject (Sub s ds) = do st <- get; substitute (subst st)
463 to \emph{two} entries; if @%elif@ is not used the second entry is
517 to call any programs except @ghci@ or @hugs@, because we make a number of
568 and the second |magic| plus prompt is the result we look for.
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| /dports/shells/bash/bash-5.1/po/ |
| H A D | el.po | 763 " \tremoves the first directory, `popd +1' the second.\n"
1896 #: subst.c:1476 subst.c:1666
1906 #: subst.c:5910 subst.c:5926
1945 #: subst.c:6883 subst.c:9952
1950 #: subst.c:6979 subst.c:6997 subst.c:7169
1955 #: subst.c:7013 subst.c:7177
1970 #: subst.c:7503 subst.c:7518
1975 #: subst.c:9281 subst.c:9302
2320 msgid "let arg [arg ...]"
2321 msgstr "let arg [arg ...]"
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| H A D | ko.po | 1944 #: subst.c:1476 subst.c:1666
1954 #: subst.c:5910 subst.c:5926
1993 #: subst.c:6883 subst.c:9952
1998 #: subst.c:6979 subst.c:6997 subst.c:7169
2003 #: subst.c:7013 subst.c:7177
2018 #: subst.c:7503 subst.c:7518
2023 #: subst.c:9281 subst.c:9302
2343 "[arg...]"
2365 msgid "let arg [arg ...]"
2366 msgstr "let arg [arg ...]"
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| /dports/lang/lfe/lfe-1.3/doc/src/ |
| H A D | lfe_guide.7.md | 88 ``#x...`` except that it conveys to the reader that a character is intended
300 (lambda (arg ...) ...)
338 (funcall func arg ... )
351 (: mod func arg ... ) =>
353 (mod:func arg ... ) =>
623 (defmacro name arg ...)
630 second case when the argument is just a symbol it will be bound to the
645 the second argument with the current macro environment with the name
1047 (subst new old tree)
1048 (subst-if new test tree)
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| /dports/math/reduce/Reduce-svn5758-src/packages/support/ |
| H A D | pslrend.red | 535 % executes a setq(var,value); from commandline arg
611 % if the first char is a letter and the second is a colon we have a drive spec
702 % In the crack code it is essential that subst arranges to share some of
704 % The standard implementation of subst in PSL does not do this.
706 symbolic procedure subst(a, b, c);
711 sa := subst(a, b, car c);
712 sd := subst(a, b, cdr c);
776 << if bool then fp!-except!-mode!* := 1
777 else fp!-except!-mode!* := 0;
779 >> where old := fp!-except!-mode!*;
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| /dports/devel/rcs/rcs-5.10.0/doc/ |
| H A D | rcs.texi | 380 Same as @samp{Header}, except that only the
660 form @samp{-@var{letter}[@var{arg}]}, i.e., a hyphen followed by a
1251 Do not confuse this with @option{-k@var{subst}}
1373 @item -k@var{subst}
1501 @usage {rcs, command [command-arg @dots{}]}
1505 passing along @var{command-arg}@dots{} without interpretation.
1583 @item -k@var{subst}
1659 @item -k@var{subst}
1695 @item -k@var{subst}
1764 @item -k@var{subst}
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| /dports/devel/aarch64-none-elf-gcc/gcc-8.4.0/gcc/ |
| H A D | rtl.def | 301 USE can not appear as an operand of other rtx except for PARALLEL.
310 CLOBBER can not appear as an operand of other rtx except for PARALLEL.
531 side-effects in memory addresses, except for simple incrementation
647 Value is 1 + number of trailing zeros in the arg.,
648 or 0 if arg is 0. */
781 /* Use the function named by the second arg (the string)
783 in the operand table at index specified by the first arg (the integer).
784 If the second arg is the null string, the structure is just stored.
1343 0: The name of the subst-attribute.
1345 2: String to substitute for the subst-attribute name in the pattern
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