Sterling showed me how the following code gives me a block >>> parse "one#two%three four" "#%" >== ["one" "two" "three" "four"] that's great! Now if I write: my-series: parse "one#two%three four" "#%" just-one: my-series/1 just-one is returned as "one" now how do I get "one" into just-one with 1 line of code instead of two? thanks again tim
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