I was introduced to 'load to replace using "do read". Since 'load also
takes strings and blocks, it can also replace "do to-block".
- Michael Jelinek
On 04-May-01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> FYI when using to-block, the block was being created (as data only),
> but in order for the assignment to happen it needed to be executed
> (as code).
> - Michael Jelinek
I knew it was something like that, but it's hardy intuitive that
'to-block isn't the same as creating a block in the normal manner.
As to 'load, I thought it chose the type based on the type the file
had been saved as, so I would expect a string to stay a string. I'd
seen someone say use 'load instead of 'read to achieve this, but I
guess I'd better read up on the details of 'load...
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