Hi,
I observe unexpected behaviour when running a simple piece of code.
Consider this programlet:
declare
V = 'stop'
proc {P} {Browse V} end
local V='start' in {Browse V} {P} end
{P}
This displays start, stop, stop, in this order, as expected.
The funnyart is when the code is modified as follows:
declare
V = 'stop'
proc {P} {Browse V} end
local V='start' in {Browse V} {P} end
declare
V = 'whatever else'
{P}
Here, on the first run stop, start, stop is displayed, but on any
subsequent run the order is again as above, as expected. On the first
run, the last Browse is the first to actually display -- why? (To see
that, redefine P to, e.g., proc {P Q} {Browse P#Q} end and call P with
different values on each occasion.)
(Mozart 1.3.2, Fedora)
vQ
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