Hi,
<<Romano>>
>Have a look at the ERROR! datatype to see another example of this
As usual! :-)
So we have:
string! / any-string! (parse)
block! / hash! (parse)
object! / error! (disarm)
A parse bug makes list! fail.
No more?
<</Romano>>
I wonder, whether the block! to hash! really works correctly (i.e. cannot
cause any data mismatches)?
I have observed this behaviour:
a: first [()]
parse :a [b:]
append b 'a
probe :a
a: first [a/b]
parse :a [b:]
append b 'a
probe :a
a: first [a/b:]
parse :a [b:]
append b 'a
probe :a
a: first ['a/b]
parse :a [b:]
append b 'a
probe :a
Ciao
-L
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