Hi Ammon, Anton, Ammon Johnson wrote: <..> > I have run into this problem sometimes and it has to do with the conversion > of a lit-path to other data-types. Try this at the console; > > >>>to string! 'some/path/value >> > == "somepathvalue" > > To me that is *very* anoying! I personally think that it aught to leave the > slashes in there when converting to string, but that is just me. Anyone else?
Well, string conversion of paths is consistent with blocks: >> to-string 'a/b/c == "abc" >> to-string [ a b c ] == "abc" >> any-block? 'a/b/c == true To preserve slashes, use form: >> form 'a/b/c == "a/b/c" >> append %a/ form 'b/c == %a/b/c Kind regards, Ingo -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
