Hi, Donald, you wrote:
> I noticed that you use "Version:" the way most of us would want to
use it, but that is not how I remember it's use being decribed by Carl
(his message is surely archived). If I remember correctly, "Version:"
is to name which version of *REBOL* is required to run your program
properly. The REBOL header needs a place for *our* program version.
;^)
>
> Whenever I come across a situation which requires a non-conflicting
version of "version", I now use "verzion". I do the same in my REBOL
headers.
I think Carl agrees with me, at least in 29-Apr-1999. :-) 'Need
defines which REBOL version is "needed" to run the script (for example:
'replace). 'Version defines the script version number.
http://www.rebol.com/examples/txt/headfull.html
REBOL [
Title: "Full REBOL Header"
Date: 29-Apr-1999
Name: 'Full-Header
Version: 0.1.2
File: %headfull.r
Home: http://www.rebol.com/
Author: "Carl Sassenrath"
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Owner: "REBOL Headquarters"
Rights: "Copyright (C) Carl Sassenrath 1997"
Tabs: 4
Need: 0.1.4
Language: 'English
Charset: 'ANSI
Purpose: {
Shows the optional definitions that can be
used within a REBOL header.
}
Comment: {
The purpose or general reason for the script
should go above and important comments or notes
about the script can go here.
}
History: [
0.1.0 [5-Nov-1997 "Created this example" "Carl"]
0.1.1 [8-Nov-1997 { Moved the header up, changed
comment on extending the header, added advanced
user comment.} "Carl"]
]
Example: {Show how to use it.}
]
Andrew Martin
Why write English, when you can write REBOL? :-)
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