Hello Paul!
On 11-Gen-01, you wrote:
PT> Lets forget about alternative methods for doing this another
PT> way for a moment and explain where I can find the word that
PT> is bound to the port object given only the object. This is
PT> really what I seek to know.
I'd suggest you to change your approach; in a similar script I'm
using a block of objects (users), each of them has a PORT word
referring to its port; PORT/LOCALS is set to refer back to the
user object, so that you can access the user from the port too
(when you receive a message from the port).
You could simply set PORT/LOCALS to the nick. Anyway, if you
really want to know (one of) the word(s) that refer(s) to your
port in the global context, you can do it this way:
words: first system/words
values: second system/words
if pos: find values port [
print first at words index? pos
]
Regards,
Gabriele.
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