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class chain
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chain<-_arg
chain<-_arity
chain<-cell_value
chain<-complete_name
chain<-convert
chain<-copy
chain<-current
chain<-current_no
chain<-find
chain<-find_all
chain<-head_cell
chain<-index
chain<-map
chain<-next
chain<-next_cell
chain<-nth1
chain<-previous
chain<-sub
chain <-find:
test=code
->
any
Successively executes code on the elements. Returns the first element for which code succeeds or fails. Arguments:
@arg1
Element tested
@arg2
1-based index of element
See also
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chain
->
for_all
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chain
<-
find_all
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chain
->
find
-
hash_table
<-
find_key