When parsing the components of a delimited string, trace intermediates
does
not show all of the variable assignments. Here is an example:
| 222 *-* parse var arguments d +1 oldString[p] (d) arguments
| >V> ARGUMENTS => "/from/to/ somefile.txt"
| >>> "/from/to/ somefile.txt"
| >L> "1"
| >>> "1"
| >=> D <= "/"
| >V> D => "/"
| >>> "/"
| >V> OLDSTRING => "an Array"
| >V> P => "1"
| >>> "1"
| >=> ARGUMENTS <= "to/ somefile.txt"
It does not show the assignment to oldString[p]. It should look
something
like
| 222 *-* parse var arguments d +1 oldString[p] (d) arguments
| >V> ARGUMENTS => "/from/to/ somefile.txt"
| >>> "/from/to/ somefile.txt"
| >L> "1"
| >>> "1"
| >=> D <= "/"
| >V> D => "/"
| >>> "/"
| >V> OLDSTRING => "an Array"
| >V> P => "1"
| >>> "1"
| >=> OLDSTRING[1] <= "from" - this was missing
| >=> ARGUMENTS <= "to/ somefile.txt"
Leslie
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