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On Fridays, it's just a comment. Otherwise, "f/1;#/+" is equivalent to something like: f(/1;#/ +) where /1;#/ is a regexp matching operator, and stray + tr

by jwilk 5y ago

On Fridays, it's just a comment. Otherwise, "f/1;#/+" is equivalent to something like: f(/1;#/ +) where /1;#/ is a regexp matching operator, and stray + triggers syntax error.