Henrik wrote:
> It will not work, since / can't be directly converted to a word and
> used as a get-word. The trick would be to write it first as a string
> and convert it:
> get to-get-word "/"
> That is not very pretty, is it? (But keep it in mind, when you need to
> convert something unwieldy to a word. :-))
Unfortunately, this approach doesn't seem to work on the "^^" operator.
>> op: get to-get-word "^^"
** Script Error: ^ has no value
** Near: op: get to-get-word "^^"
I can however use :power. Shouldn't there be a consistent way to convert
all operators from string to get-word?
I am also trying to inject parentheses without much success. Is this
even possible? I've tried:
x: '(
x: get to-get-word "("
x: :(
Each attempt failed.
Thanks,
Scott.
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