Hi Romano,

the issue is simple, but I didn't see it at the first time. See the
following:

    print b ; ** Script Error: Out of range or past end

If we look carefully, we see, that in the original case PRINT is used
implicitly too. Actually, the error occurs *after* Rebol computes the result
during implicit PRINT.

Ciao

-L

----- Original Message -----
From: "Romano Paolo Tenca"

Hi Anton, Ladislav

> > Also this is strange:
> >
> > type? try [do b] ;== unset!
>
> You see also:
>
> type? do "" ;== unset!

What i want to say that also 'do accept the string like it was a "good"
string:

do b ;

another example:

type? do does [b] ;== string!

Ladislav in this case, is not used like a result?

---
Ciao
Romano


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