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Here's one for the compiler writers:
Why do you persist in defining multiple variants of the same built-in function?
It was bad enough with 3 forms of trim but now 5 forms of lookup! Where will it end?
Trim should have been: %TRIM( string {: option {: char}} ) where option is 'L', 'R', or 'B' with 'B' the default and char is the character to trim with a space as the default
Lookup should have been: %LOOKUP( needle : haystack {: option {: start {: limit }}} ) where option is 'EQ', 'LT', 'GE', 'GT', or 'LE' with 'EQ' the default and the rest as they are.
I realise it's too late to correct this travesty but I wish you would stop perpetuating it.
Regards, Simon Coulter.
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