Correct. 0!:1 <filename does that now, and you need to do the same.
4!:6 adds a string to the table, 4!:7 sets which index to use. It would
look like
oldnum =. 4!:7 (4!:6) 'scriptname'
0!:100 'your stuff'
4!:7 oldnum
BUT... you aren't required to reset it. If you want to use the feature
to see where in your program values got set, you are free to do so.
Henry Rich
On 8/23/2019 4:58 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
This would mean that -- every time this mechanism is used -- we need
to take an extra step to clear it afterwards, so it doesn't propagate
into other contexts?
Thanks,
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