What I have now is this.......saved as a text file named names.r
I then load file file using
names: load %names.r
then test it as follows...
names: load %names.r
== [Francois_Prowse [
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
title "engineer"
]
Bill...
>> user: names/francois_prowse
== [
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
title "engineer"
]
>> print user/workemail
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
If would be good if I could do the following but having trouble.
foreach person names [print person/workemail]
Any ideas how I can process the file eaisly to give me all of a specific
entry. Just my stupidity getting in the way.
Cheers
Francois
file begins...
--------------
[
Francois_Prowse
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
title "engineer"
]
]
[
Bill_Smith [
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
title "cleaner"
]
]
[
Alyson_King [
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail none
title "manager"
]
]
> Hi :-)
>
> 1) first, I would change your block to:
>
> Names: [
> Bill_Smith [
> workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> title "Engineer"
> ]
> ]
>
> If you want to use path navigation, for e.g.
>
> info: names/Bill_Smith
>
> Now you are able to navigate even further:
>
> names/Bill_Smith/workemail
> == [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> But sadly, I don't know how to substitute Bill_Smith value with some
> referencing variable ...
Hi Pekr and Francios,
Here's a way to do that....
name: to-word "Bill_Smith"
== Bill_Smith
>> name/:search
== [
workemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
homeemail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
title "Engineer"
]
works for further levels down too
name: to-word "Bill_Smith"
entry: to-word "title"
>> names/:name/:entry
== "Engineer"
Cheers,
Allen K
