Can someone tell me why I get an error in the second example here...
>> test: [a: text "hello"]
== [a: text "hello"]
>> view layout [panel test 200x50]
That works fine with no errors, but if I use to-block on a string to
attempt to produce the same test block, I get this...
>> test: to-block {a: text "hello"}
== [a: text "hello"]
>> view layout [panel test 200x50]
** Script Error: a is not defined in this context
** Where: forever
** Near: set :var new new/var: to-word
Now, I've worked out that 'a isn't being set when to-block is used,
unlike in the first example, but is that's what's supposed to happen?
And if so, how would you convert a string to a block so the 'a:
above would be set?
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