state

the program is a gate from a todo list and an action to the next todo list. snoc adds to the end of a list, snag gets the item at an index, and snap replaces it.

finish it: %add a new todo, not done, at the end; %done marks one done.

=> |% +$ todo [done=? text=@t] +$ action $% [%add text=@t] [%done index=@ud] == -- |= [todos=(list todo) next=action]
glossary

=> sets the subject to its head, then evaluates its tail against it.

=>([a=1 b=2] b) is 2.

|% makes a core: a battery of named arms, each written ++ name.

reach an arm back out with =< or arm:core.

=<  a
|%
++  a  5
--

is 5.

^: turns a type into a factory gate that molds any noun to that type.

(^:(@ud) 5) is 5.

$: makes a tuple mold, naming each face in a cell.

$:(x=@ y=@) is the mold [x=@ y=@].

$= wraps a mold with a face, naming the value it produces.

$=(x @) is the mold x=@.

$% makes a head-tagged union: each case is a cell led by a @tas tag that picks it.

$%([%a p=@] [%b q=@]) is an %a cell or a %b cell.

|= makes a gate: a function with one named sample, then a body.

the body runs with the sample bound.

call the gate to run it.

(|=(a=@ (add a 1)) 4) is 5.

list is the type of a null-terminated sequence.

(list @) is a list of atoms; the empty list is ~.

%= resolves a wing with some faces changed.

=/(a [x=1 y=2] a(x 9)) is [x=9 y=2].

irregular forms:

a(x 9) is %=(a x 9)

$(a b) restarts a loop with a changed to b