[EMAIL PROTECTED] mistakenly wrote:
> c1 and c2: are not even portions of the array
>
> the array has to be accessed by the-array/1/2 if you want to assign the
data from c1 or c2 to the elements in the array it has to be something like
the-array/1/2: :c1 or something similar.
Please note that:
the-array/c1/c2
doesn't work for two reasons. The first is that 'c1 and 'c2 weren't
correctly assigned. There was no space after the colon! They should have
been written like this:
c1: 1
c2: 1
Note the space _after_ the colon.
Second reason, is that 'c1 and 'c2 weren't being evaluated! It should
have been written as:
the-array/:c1/:c2
Note the colon before each of 'c1 and 'c2.
Remember that colon after a word sets that word, while a colon before a word
gets the value of that word.
I hope that clears that up.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
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