On Monday 28 April 2014 04:48:26 Rick McGuire wrote:
> 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
Of course! Now, that makes perfect sense. I guess I was having one of
those
late-night mentation deficits. :-)
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