Hi,
I know this is a little slow response, but I thought that you would like to
know that this solution seems to work the best of all that I recieved and I
am currently in the process of building a utility script that will analyze
your script and tell you how many words are in the global context. This
script I will release when it is complete (or at least ready for testing...)
;-)
Enjoy!!
Ammon
On Saturday 22 June 2002 04:47 pm, you wrote:
> Ammon:
> > Someone here (Sunanda?) had a little script that would tell them how many
> > words are in the global context. I am in dire need of such a thing.
>
> Not me (as I said earlier). But you got me thinking how I could tell if a
> word is defined in the global context or not.
>
> I offer this code -- though I'm not sure why it works.
>
> foreach sw first system/words [
> either error? try [get to-lit-word mold sw] [
> print ["not global " sw] ][
> print [" global " sw] ]
> ] ;;for
>
> Of course a word in the global context may also be in other contexts -- I
> don't know how you'd count how many contexts a word is in without knowing
> the names of all the existing contexts.
>
> Sunanda.
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