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Apply operators to whole trains with ∘ - #145
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∘as an explicit boundary before an operator:⊂⊢∘⌸means(⊂⊢)⌸.+/÷≢∘⍤1applies the mean train at rank 1.This works with named operators, scripts and Python expression parts. Ordinary Atop is unchanged.
Update documentation, notebooks and reference examples with clearer trains, spacing and grouping, while preserving deliberate syntax coverage. Clarify Python attribute-train construction versus function-call composition.
See Operators on trains in Composing functions and Before an operator on the Atop page.