On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 07:59 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
From the dox:I don't disagree. But in writing my book on Revolution, I need to try out all the variations to see if and how they work. In this case, your code is correct and simple but the docs clearly say that I should be *able* to use the URL approach. I can envision times when I'd like to be able to use a common routine to access a stack that may be either on the user's drive or on the net somewhere and in that case, being able to use the URL approach would be more efficient.
URL (keyword) Designates a container (sic!) consisting of an Internet resource or local file in the form of a URL.
With "go", you just have to use the path to the file:
go stack "/Users/dshafer/Documents/ch5foo.rev"
The dox "bug" is simply that there's no explicit example of how to do this and when you look at the other code examples available, they seem to imply that you should use the file: protocol. The binfile: protocol isn't mentioned in those contexts.
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