Hi Galt
You wrote:
> Paths are a little weird, and so on...
> You can't get to the parts of a path
> as if it were a block.
Actually you can:
>> third 'a/b/c
== c
or if the path is referenced by a word
>> p: 'a/b/c
== a/b/c
>> type? :p
== path!
>> third :p
== c
or if the path is in a block
>> blk: ["string" a/b/c]
== ["string" a/b/c]
>> type? second blk
== path!
>> third second blk
== c
The trick is to prevent evaluation of the path in the same fashion as with
functions. Also you can convert between paths and blocks.
>> to-block :p
== [a b c]
>> to-path to-block :p
== a/b/c
HTH
-Larry
