I have a line of script that *should* have read
if the last line of t is empty then delete line -1 of t
but I mis-typed it, and instead of the '1' key, I hit the adjacent key,
and got a back quote (`), so I had
if the last line of t is empty then delete line -` of t
This script compiled OK, but obviously did the wrong thing (I'm not sure
what it did - I can't find the back-quote in the dctionary).
Shouldn't this be a compile error ?
Or is it a missing dictionary entry, and the line has some real but
obscure interpretation ?
-- Alex.
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