Hi,
Alberto Carranza wrote:
> Hi, I'm struggling with the next problem,
>
> I made a small function I use to replace variables inside a string:
>
> rep-vars: func [str /local var beg end] [
> parse str [
> some [
> to ":" beg: ":" copy var to ":" ":" end: (
> var: to-word var
> change/part beg get var end
> )
> ]
> to end
> ]
> ]
>
> this function let me replace variables inside a string:
>
>>> var1: "here"
>>> var2: "there"
>>> str: "some vars :var1: and some vars :var2:"
>>> rep-vars str
>>> probe str
> == "some vars here and some vars there"
>
> what I need to solve is the function only works with global variables,
> but of course not from a function using locals:
>
> new-func: func [/local lvar lstr] [
> lvar: "locally"
> lstr: "a var used :lvar:"
> rep-vars lstr ;; ERROR
> ]
>
> May be the solution is the bind function but I don't get how
> any ideas?
>
> BTW, I never before has used the bind function, so I'm an absolute
> beginner in "bindology"!
>
>
> cheers
> -
> Alberto C
Try this on:
rep-vars: func [str known-word /local var beg end] [
parse str [
some [
to ":" beg: ":" copy var to ":" ":" end: (
var: first bind reduce [to-word var] known-word
change/part beg get var end
)
]
to end
]
]
new-func: func [/local lvar lstr] [
lvar: "locally"
lstr: "a var used :lvar:"
rep-vars lstr 'lvar
lstr
]
new-func
Anton.
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