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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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* {{tt|SEPARATE}}: Removes a single item from the stack (same as BREAK |
* {{tt|SEPARATE}}: Removes a single item from the stack (same as BREAK) |
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* {{tt|SEPARATE}} HALF: Splits the stack evenly in two, +/- one for odd numbers. |
* {{tt|SEPARATE}} HALF: Splits the stack evenly in two, +/- one for odd numbers. |
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* {{tt|SEPARATE}} #: Removes # from the main stack and makes a secondary stack with # items. |
* {{tt|SEPARATE}} #: Removes # from the main stack and makes a secondary stack with # items. |
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Latest revision as of 14:59, 16 June 2022
The SEPARATE command allows you to remove single objects from a stack, split stacks in half, and remove a specific number of objects from a stack
Syntax
- SEPARATE: Removes a single item from the stack (same as BREAK)
- SEPARATE HALF: Splits the stack evenly in two, +/- one for odd numbers.
- SEPARATE #: Removes # from the main stack and makes a secondary stack with # items.
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