Short and somewhat surprising:
>> [.]
== [.]
>> [,]
** Syntax Error: Invalid word -- ,.
** Where: (line 1) [,]
The first example uses a full stop ".", the second uses a comma ",". Now
this:
>> [1,2]
== [1.2]
Note that the comma changed to a full stop.
>> [%]
** Syntax Error: Invalid file -- %.
** Where: (line 1) [%]
I was under the impression a block could contain virtually anything and was
not evaluated. What about a block containing, perhaps some JavaScript code:
>> c: [test (1, 2)]
== [test (1 2)]
>> c
== [test (1 2)]
I wonder where the "," went?
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It would be nice if blocks were slightly less processed.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
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