[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
l word ; mutable (protect/unprotect/set ...)
Actually, I prefer to think that those function modify the
context, not the word. Well, at least for 'set.
Hmmm. Interesting, but I can see your point. How about 'bind? Do
you consider that as modifying
Hi, thanks, I forgot about it. But, see:
Money:
a: $100
== $100.00
poke a 2 3
== $3.00
a
== $100.00
It seems immutable to me
Date:
a: 7/1/2000
== 7-Jan-2000
poke a 1 8
== 7-Jan-0008
a
== 7-Jan-2000
Time:
a: 21:21
== 21:21
type? a
== time!
poke a 1 22
== 22:21
a
== 21:21
Tuple:
a:
Hi, Ted,
SHORT VERSION:
1) I'm not sure what "scalar" really means in REBOL (and a simple
listing of the datatypes that are called scalar isn't an
explanation). Maybe that's my fault?
2) Without a clearly-stated model/specification from the final
authority (REBOL, Inc.), we may
