operator allow casting of datatype e.g. of String dsn to a file accessing this dsn. Or from a block, to a String of its concatenated outputs.
To make Live easier, a lot of default kinds and operators are applied - to change the default behavior, you sometimes need more Operators or Kinds then you would expect. E.g. a block can only be preceeded by operators, if it is preceeded by a kind, because wsh assumes default kind and operators, sometimes several copies of the same operator character are needed
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character set problems
| wiki | z/os | name |
|---|---|---|
| ¢! | [] | square brackets |
| | | ! | exclamation mark |