Hi Ladislav, > Now we can explore the properties of BLOCK3:
> probe block3 ; == [xxxyyy xxxyyy] > reduce block3 ; == [1 2] > Let's suppose, that we just use the MOLD function to make BLOCK3 persistent. > If we LOAD the result back, we don't get a block having the same properties > as BLOCK3 and that is the trouble. Ok, I get it. The problem is that MOLD (as well as PROBE) does not preserve context binding information at all (MOLD/all does preserve a bit more of it but not all). One would need to have some kind of access to this information in order to preserve it, and that would imply to rewrite a modified MOLD from scratch. It is funny to see how this thread finally rejoins the other one on binding :) I guess that it shows how important this notion is to rebol. Thanks again ! Regards, Laurent -- Laurent Giroud mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
