Hi Romano.
Right. Looks like a 'mold bug. The mold output in this case is:
== {
make object! [
first word: 1
]}
Should be:
== {
make object! [
"first word": 1
]}
Elan.
Romano Paolo Tenca wrote:
>Hi Elan,
>
>
>
>> >> db: make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1 to-set-word
>>"second word" 2 ]
>>
>>
>
>but these don't work:
>
> probe do mold make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1]
> probe do mold/all make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1]
>
>and objects use a little more memory than blocks.
>
>But i agree on the fact that objects are more easy to use than blocks.
>
>For very small blocks of data, i like the form:
>
>db: [id1 [name "Joe" num 32]]
>
>to be read with
>
> db/id1/name
> db/id1/num
>
>
>---
>Ciao
>Romano
>
>
>
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