Thanks for your reply, Tim.
Your solution seems to me classical, C-like. I was trying to
think in Rebol terms (contexts) and, like you suggested, let's hope
advanced users will propose more Rebol-like approaches for this very
simple and common case.
Anyway, I hope I make some sense.
daniel
tjwc> Hi Fantam:
>> I am confused. Consider this small script:
>>
>>REBOL []
>>
>>block: ["a" "b" "c"]
>>code: [print member]
>>foreach member block [do code]
tjwc> but this works:
tjwc> block: ["a" "b" "c"]
tjwc> mcode: func [member][print member]
tjwc> m: "x"
tjwc> foreach member block [m: member mcode m]
tjwc> I believe that rebol enforces 'member as having a special
tjwc> scope.
tjwc> Your question is worthy of more discussion: perhaps some
tjwc> of the more experienced members would like to chime in on
tjwc> this...
tjwc> -Tim
>>Upon execution, I get :
>>
>>** Script Error: member has no value.
>>** Where: print member
>> >>
>>
>>I guess I have to use 'bind or 'use somewhere, but I'm not sure which
>>and how.
>>
>>Thanks for your help
>>--
>>Fantam
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Fantam
