red/red — pull request #713 by iArnold (2014-03-05 13:41:33+00:00)
Title: Update boot.red

Added	"(not yet implemented)"
;
as actiondescription where action is not yet implemented.
Added a simple description for complement.

Result in compiled console:
red>> help action!
make => Returns a new value made from a spec for that value's type.
reflect => Returns internal details about a value via reflection.
form => Returns a user-friendly string representation of a value.
mold => Returns a source format string representation of a value.
absolute => (not yet implemented)
add => Returns the sum of the two values.
divide => Returns the quotient of two values.
multiply => Returns the product of two values.
negate => Returns the opposite (additive inverse) value.
power => (not yet implemented)
remainder => (not yet implemented)
round => (not yet implemented)
subtract => Returns the difference between two values.
even? => Returns true if the number is evenly divisible by 2.
odd? => Returns true if the number has a remainder of 1 when divided
by 2.
complement => Returns the opposite (complementing) value of the input value
.
append => Inserts value(s) at series tail; returns series head.
at => Returns a series at a given index.
back => Returns a series at the previous index.
clear => Removes series values from current index to tail; returns new
tail.
copy => Returns a copy of a non-scalar value.
find => Returns the series where a value is found, or NONE.
skip => Returns the series relative to the current index.
tail => Returns a series at the index after its last value.
head => Returns a series at its first index.
head? => Returns true if a series is at its first index.
index? => Returns the current series index, relative to the head.
insert => Inserts value(s) at series index; returns series head.
length? => Returns the number of values in the series, from the current
index to the tail.
next => Returns a series at the next index.
pick => Returns the series value at a given index.
poke => Replaces the series value at a given index, and returns the n
ew value.
remove => Returns the series at the same index after removing a value.
select => Find a value in a series and return the next value, or NONE.
tail? => Returns true if a series is past its last value.
red>>