Hi John,
you may find some answers in http://www.sweb.cz/LMecir/contexts.html
, although the above text is a little bit outdated. You will find that To
block! makes a block that contains Special Context Words.
Regards
Ladislav
> Anyone know how to explain the following?
> Whenever I create a block using 'to-block
> on a string, the words in the block have their
> own context.. what gives?
>
> >> block1: [element element element]
> == [element element element]
> >> block2: to-block "element element element"
> == [element element element]
> >> block3: [element element element]
> == [element element element]
> >> same? block1/1 block2/1
> == false
> >> same? block1/1 block3/1
> == true
> >> element: 5
> == 5
> >> bind block2 'element
> == [element element element]
> >> same? block1/1 block2/1
> == true
> >>
>
> --John Schuhr
>
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