Hi, Rethinking at my previous message, i must change one thing. At the start of the block context, the first (set)word is a strange word which i don't understand well. Could it be a bug?
This is OK: foo: 0 foo2: 1 >> make object! [get 'foo2 foo: 2 foo2: 3] ** Script Error: foo2 has no value ** Near: get 'foo2 foo: 2 foo2: But not this : >> make object! [get 'foo foo: 2 foo2: 3] why not the error? This is OK: >> make object! [print type? get/any 'foo2 foo: 2 foo2: 3] unset But not this: >> make object! [print type? get/any 'foo foo: 2 foo2: 3] ** Script Error: type? expected value argument of type: any-type ** Near: print type? get/any 'foo foo: What happens? What type of word is it? Seems an unbound word, but it does not give the standard error message of an unbound word (if i am not wrong, Ladislav's undefined? func returns true for 'foo but the error catched by the func is not the standard "not defined in this context") --- Ciao Romano -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
