Hi Eric, you wrote: >Hmmm, what do you think? Thanks for the explanantions. I didn't consider the op! error. Have you seen this? >> help any-string! any-string! is word of value: any-string of VALUE: any-string. Hmmmmmm...... any-string is a value? >> a: any-string ** Script Error: any-string has no value. ** Where: a: any-string >> make "3" [1] == "1" >> make any-string "abcd" ** Script Error: any-string has no value. ** Where: make any-string "abce" Is any-string a pseudo-value? ;-) Other than that: I think that explaining in the manual how make behaves when it deals with pseudo-types and some datatypes that cannot be used protoypical should be sufficient. I wouldn't want to see REBOL Tech refining the error reporting system for make, because of a minor detail just now, when there are far more important things for them to do, such as fixing the garbage collection hidden context interaction and releasing announced commercial REBOL products. Elan
