Can you give us some examples of what you need it for? Something must have caused you to think of this. Does your example below actually have an application?
Anton. > Has someone made an object to create special datatypes ? > > > > > Phillipe, there is no way to add datatypes at this time. > > The only way is to ask Rebol Technology to add your > > datatype :) (But first you should run it through this list > > to see what others think...) > > > > You could make an object to do something similar, though. > > > > Anton. > > > Hi! > > I want to know if someone has an idea how to add datatypes. > > I like the idea of having for the pair datatype the /path x and y > to extract the first and second part of the pair, besides the X. > Same thing > for > time datatype, with /minute and hour refinement. Is it possible to make it > the same easily for other "string". > > I.e. it should be interesting of having a x-number of part of a string > separated by a > symbol : 34,45,34,67,45,56 This "datatype" would be access like that : > thestring/6 and the result will 45.. > And the modification will be easy, too thestring/6: 23 > > This long introduction to say that I often use the parse and the join > function to parse a string and then to rejoin only to change some of its > componants.. > If someone has a easy and reliable method to "add datatype" or something > like that.. > > Philippe -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
