> I have used the following method to get a list of name:value pairs in
practice and it is working fine.
>
> >> my-block: [name "Rod" age 37 profession "Developer"]
> >> print select my-block 'name
>
> To me the above doesn't feel right. The approach I would prefer is to
have the list in the block to be words themselves that could be dereferenced
to get to the value.
How about using an object? Like:
>> Person: make object! [
[ Name: "Rod"
[ Age: 37
[ Profession: "Developer"
[ ]
>>
>> person/name
== "Rod"
>> person/age
== 37
The words in a object is:
>> first person
== [self Name Age Profession]
and the values in a object is:
>> second person
== [
make object! [
Name: "Rod"
Age: 37
Profession: "Developer"
] "Rod" 37 "Developer"]
Where the first value is 'self, and the next three are name, age and
profession.
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
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