10-01-2012, 10:45 AM 
		
	
	
		Lets say you have "m1" for memorize, "m2" for append buffer and "m3" for prepend buffer. 
The rule: m1 r [ m3
Should do the same as "b".
m1 remembers the original buffer "p@ssW0rd".
r reverses it, so it becomes "dr0Wss@p"
[ removes the first character, so it becomes "r0Wss@p"
m3 prepends the saved buffer, so it becomes p@ssW0rdr0Wss@p
But there should be a lot of other scenarios where this could be used
	
	
	
	
The rule: m1 r [ m3
Should do the same as "b".
m1 remembers the original buffer "p@ssW0rd".
r reverses it, so it becomes "dr0Wss@p"
[ removes the first character, so it becomes "r0Wss@p"
m3 prepends the saved buffer, so it becomes p@ssW0rdr0Wss@p
But there should be a lot of other scenarios where this could be used
 
 

 
