Alessandro:
> How can I do ?
You could try:
reb: make object! [
print: get in system/words 'print
copy: get in system/words 'copy
]
That copies the original sytem words' values into the reb object.
But it may go horribly wrong.....
....Remember that much of REBOL is implemented as mezzanines. That means many
existing functions may be using the standard words.
Example, assume that above object is defined, and you then redefine print as:
print: func [xx] [reb/print "not implemented"]
We can now use these:
>> print "hello"
not implemented ;; as expected
>> reb/print "hello"
hello ;; as expected
But:
>> probe reb
not implemented
Probe uses print, and print has been redefined.
You'd need to define probe to use reb/print.
And that could get to be a very tiresome iterative process of debugging RT's
mezzanines.
Sunanda.
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