Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
After running your script, I tried this:
## test-name: "/*-+"
== "/*-+"
## my-func [test-name "&&/[]{}"]
Encoded: =%26%26%2F%5B%5D%7B%7D;
The problem here, is that the block is never evaluated and thus the word 'test-name is
never resolved to it's value "/*-+".
One solution is:
## my-func reduce [test-name "&&/[]{}"]
Encoded: %2F*-%2B=%26%26%2F%5B%5D%7B%7D;
But you might also consider changing the line:
foreach [name value] arg [
to:
foreach [name value] reduce arg [
which will allways reduce (ie. evaluate) the block.
To gain a deeper understanding of REBOL's evalution rules, try this at a console:
## a: 1 b: 2
== 2
## blk: [a (b)]
== [a (b)]
## probe blk
[a (b)]
== [a (b)]
## probe reduce blk
[1 2]
== [1 2]
## probe compose blk
[a 2]
== [a 2]
Best regards
Thomas Jensen
On 17-Jul-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I ofcourse didnt get the whole script, there are missing 3 lines
> at the bottom.
>
> c1: "test3"
> c2: "test4"
>
> my-func [c1 c2]
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