I got confused after read the *Examples* section of
"CHAR:"(http://docs.factorcode.org/content/word-CHAR__colon__%2Csyntax.html)
:
Examples
CHAR: x
CHAR: \u000032
CHAR: \u{exclamation-mark}
CHAR: exclamation-mark
CHAR: ugaritic-letter-samka
"CHAR: \u{exclamation-mark}" could let us input a char from its name:
IN: scratchpad CHAR: \u{greek-small-letter-lamda} .
955
isn't it? But "CHAR: exclamation-mark" will give me the same result:
IN: scratchpad CHAR: greek-small-letter-lamda .
955
So what's the difference between "CHAR: exclamation-mark" and "CHAR:
ugaritic-letter-samka"?
This is the most confusing part to me. Would someone give me a example
usage of the last one?
Thanks!
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