Nenad,
Thanks a lot,
that works.
8)
Will
>
> Hi Will,
>
> Will Arp wrote:
>>
>>>> a: read/binary %callmov.r
>> == #{
>> 23212F7573722F6C6F63616C2F62696E2F7265626F6C2F7265626F6C202D6373
>> 0A5245424F4C205B5D0A0A613A206C6F61642025767262696E320A633A20...
>>>> same? a read/binary %callmov.r
>> == false
>>>>
>>
>> Hello 8)
>> Well I was expecting a true result..
>> Can please someone help ?
>
> Try with 'equal? instead of 'same? :
>>> equal? a read/binary %callmov.r
> == true
>
> 'same? will return 'true only if the two arguments refer (or point) to the
> same memory space.
>
> Basically, 'same? applied on immutable values should work as you expected.
>
> For example with an integer! (immutable):
>>> a: 5
> == 5
>>> b: a
> == 5
>>> same? a b
> == true
>>> c: 5
> == 5
>>> same? a c
> == true ; true !
>>> equal? a c
> == true
>
> but, with a string! (mutable):
>>> a: "foo"
> == "foo"
>>> b: a
> == "foo"
>>> same? a b
> == true
>>> c: "foo"
> == "foo"
>>> same? a c
> == false ; false !
>>> equal? a c
> == true
>
>> Is append a good way to join two binaries ?
>
> Sure, it's a good way. You can also use 'join (should be a little bit faster).
>
> HTH,
>
> DocKimbel.
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