Hi Alex, I have a web application which displays a page by loading an allowed *.l file. In that *.l file, I use 'match' with @Z pattern var and then process and display the result. The var @Z is set by 'match' to whatever was matched and displaying the data for the first time works fine. However, displaying the data in that app session for the second time fails with "bad suffix" error as the var @Z in '_htSet' was rebound by my call to 'match'. It looks like there is some unwanted interaction between my application code and lib/http.l code, some vars from lib/http.l seem to be "leaking" to the user code. Is that desirable? Should not those variables be uninterned, e.g. "@Z"?
Thanks, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picol...@software-lab.de?subject=unsubscribe
