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14:58:08 <wuehlmaus> hi all, i am a total beginner of Retro. is there a sign for a floating point number othern than # ?
14:58:38 <wuehlmaus> i try to add 2 floating point numbers and seem to not get it
14:58:48 <crc> floafing point valued start with a .
14:59:20 <wuehlmaus> so .2.3 ?
14:59:26 <crc> e.g.,  .3.14159 .22 .-12.56
14:59:30 <crc> yes
15:00:06 <wuehlmaus> oh, hmm, i try it in repl
15:00:14 <wuehlmaus> there must be a missing link
15:00:39 <wuehlmaus> can you do an example where 2 floating point numbers are added then putf ?
15:01:03 <crc> repl doesn't have the floating point built in; use the listener
15:01:20 <wuehlmaus> ah, that is my problem
15:01:25 <crc> .2.5 .3 f:+
15:02:32 <crc> the repl is the minimal interactive system; I'll revise documentation to better explain this
15:02:37 <wuehlmaus> now i know that repl didn't lead me to an answer
15:02:44 <wuehlmaus> oh wonderful
15:03:00 <wuehlmaus> perhaps even one example in example would be wonderful
15:03:20 <wuehlmaus> because i almost got it right
15:03:27 <crc> will do :)
15:03:33 <wuehlmaus> wonderful
15:03:41 <wuehlmaus> thanks a lot
15:03:50 <crc> no problem
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