From: Frank Sievertsen
> You can try my 'enpack script, which not only saves a value, but all
it's
> binding information, too.
>
> Example:
> >> do http://proton.cl-ki.uni-osnabrueck.de/REBOL/enpack.r
> >> use [a] [a: 9 mem: enpack [print a + 1]]
> >> do depack mem
> 10
> >> a
> ** Script Error: a has no value
> ** Near: a
>
> Works with objects etc., too.
Wow, Frank, I asked for a pence and you gave me a pound. Thanks! I can
readily appreciate the value of saving the context with the information
structure, especially in an application that is generating information
dynamically. In order to try it out, I set up some test objects with
methods that alter the static information, and, needless to say, it
worked great. I feel certain that this approach will come in handy
someday. To be honest, though, my REBOL skills are too new to be able
to understand *how* you did this, but that will come with time.
Thanks! --Scott
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