My wishes about NEW-RPL

[compsystems]

9: Super idea LISP language (prefix notation with list processing)

Use optional brackets () for operators and functions as dynamic arity

By default, the sum binary operator (+) only requires two arguments

x y + returns
'x+y'

x y z + returns
x
'y+z'

using parentheses

(x y z) + returns
'x+y+z'

this is equivalent to using other commands and delimiters

{x y z} ∑LIST returns
'x+y+z'

It implies that the type of data (x, y) obligatorily requires the comma separator is a tuple

Another example

(1 2 3) (x y z) + * returns
( 'x+y+z' '2*(x+y+z)' '3*(x+y+z)' )

equivalent to

{1 2 3 } {x y z} ∑LIST * returns
{ 'x+y+z' '2*(x+y+z)' '3*(x+y+z)' }

great idea?