Well, as I explained in my answer earlier, use Trace I to see what is going
on. An instruction like
a.'lit' = 'something'
falls into the category of an expression that is processed as a command.
It concatenates the string value of the stem variable (likely 'A.') to the
literal string producing the string 'A.lit'. That string is then compared
to the value 'something' by the comparison operator '='. Since they are
not equal, the result is '0'. That expression result is then sent to the
shell as a command.
Rick
On Mon, Apr 28, 2014 at 1:47 AM, J. Leslie Turriff <
jlturr...@centurylink.net> wrote:
> I just realized that the construct stem.'lit' is not a valid ooRexx
> construct. I'm a bit mystified how it gets translated into an external
> command of '0', though...
>
> Leslie
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