Hi Geza, > >>> a: copy second system/words 1 > > == 1 > > Which keep only a fraction of second (my slow system can make 50-100 of them > > in a second). > ... and when you next enter > >> a > - THEN crashes! > > The strangeness esclates IMHO, because it seems that although the > binding of 'a happens in the first line, but the real (circular ...) > evaluation occurs in the second command.
I do not understand well what you mean. I can only repeat: 1) On my system does not crash. It only stop with this error: ** Script Error: Not enough memory 2) The first line does not mold 'a, only copy it. (BTW Copy/deep should be used to copy all the inner blocks). 3) The second line makes an implicit mold of 'a. But [second system/words] can't be molded, because, i think, it has some circular reference which 'mold is not so smart to catch and reduce. --- Ciao Romano -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
