>>> op: :* >>> op num1 num2 > == 30 >>> > > Cool! > > but I would have never fingered that out in a million years. :)
Alright, a little theory: :* is a get-word! and when you get-word something, you get its content. In this case, you are getting a function body, but not evaluating it. This way, you can set words to a particular function body, so above, 'op is set to that function body. It's similar to saying: get '* Whereas evaluating it, would be equivalent to: do '* Try something like: probe :for and out pours the sourcecode for the FOR function. -- Regards, Henrik Mikael Kristensen -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
