Will someone please decide once and for all what value(void) will return?
I've got three different results, all on the same machine.
http://www.geocities.com/pranav_negandhi/freaky_chakra_1.jpg
That first item is not the value of void; it is the value of an empty string. When you do a value call on a string Director tries to coerce it to a numeric value (and, as you've surely noted, will even do arithmetic operations if you want it to as with 'put value "3 * 4"'). So in this case the value of "" is equal to zero, but it is not void. The second one:
http://www.geocities.com/pranav_negandhi/freaky_chakra_2.jpg
Is truly odd and should not have happened that way. It would be nice if there were some steps to reproduce this one -- any chance you've had this happen with consistency? The third:
http://www.geocities.com/pranav_negandhi/freaky_chakra_3.jpg
is consistent with the first.
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That's clever!
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