Hola [EMAIL PROTECTED]
El 13-Dec-99, usted escribio:
> Try
>>> citas: [
> [ ["Javier Delgado" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8:30 1/12/1999]
> [ ["Pancho lopez" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9:00 2/12/1999]
> [ ["Margarita Masa" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8:30 4/08/1999]
> [ ]
> Note that I've embedded each record in its own block.
that makes sense, but why the examples in the rebol page are
organizend the other way?
>>> sort citas
> == [["Javier Delgado" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8:30 1-Dec-1999] ["Margarita
> Masa" Margarita@closeup.
ok, I new there should be an easy way, thanks :))
>>> third second citas
> == 8:30
humm, beautifull :))
>> but if i have defined the block with make block!,
> I don't quite understand what you mean here
I had tried to define citas as:
citas: make block! [varible1 variable2... etc]
when i do that a declaration like:
insert citas [variable1 variable2 varible3.. etc]
would insert the vaible names, instead
of the variable values. There should be a
reason for that but i still cant figure why...
> this is what it prints? Look:
>>> print citas
what is the diference between
print citas and print [citas]
if i define this with the make block! statement
there is a diference,
> This last point confuses me a bit as well. I'm not sure what you were
> doing to have REBOL print citas/
I just was trying to see the content of the variable,
I am writtin a cgi script,
the get method, mail and ftp were easy,
but i still ned more work to
understand blocks and series...
i am spoiled with arexx where there is no
data types... :))
Thank you very much, this is a very good start. :))
Atentamente, Javier Delgado
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