Elan raised several interesting points. To minimize message size,
I'll split up my part of the conversation.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> ...
> Sure you can use make on datatype! values. It's just any-string! is
> not a datatype! value.
>
The interpreter thinks that it is.
>> help datatype?
Returns TRUE for datatype values.
Arguments:
value -- (any-type)
>> datatype? any-string!
== true
My personal bias is that Elan is correct in calling this a bug. The
snag is that this remains only a matter of opinion absent a clear,
authoritative specification for types and pseudotypes.
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