Hi Alessandro, I'm not part of the team at RT, so I can only give my opinion.
<< but when I create a dialect, a can even create refiniments... >> You can create a dialect to support almost any syntax imaginable. Dialects may often be used to make it easier for humans to enter data that the computer understands. Most people will be confused by the extra syntax required by most programming languages. While REBOL does away with lots of extraneous syntax, you can use a dialect to do away with even more, albeit by limiting the scope of what the dialect allows (or writing a very complex and powerful dialect :). REBOL's VID (Visual Interface Dialect) does this. The catch with VID is that we, as developers, often want to insert regular REBOL statements along with the VID statements, which leads to more syntax in Layout blocks, but also shows the power that can be made available even inside a dialect. VID, itself, is very free from artificial syntax and refinements would add artifice I think. --Gregg -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
