Hi Robert, Robert M. Münch wrote: > Hi, I seem to be stucked here: > > >>>test > > == ["Bug Report" 1] > >>>key > > == "Bug Report" > >>>type? select test key > > == integer! > >>>add select test key + 1 > > ** Script Error: Cannot use add on string! value > ** Near: add select test key + > > Hmm... Ok, maybe a priority problem: > > >>>add (select test key) + 1 > > ** Script Error: add expected value2 argument of type: number pair char > money date time tuple > ** Near: add (select test key) + 1 > > Strange. Shouldn't this be possible?
Have a look at these to statements, please >> add select test key 1 == 2 >> (select test key) + 1 == 2 You're doing both of the above in one line, so the '+ eats away one of 'add s arguments > I would like to write something like this, to increment the integer in the > block: > > test/:key: test/:key + 1 I'd like that, too ;-) But until then, this works: >> change next pos: find test key pos/2 + 1 == [] >> test == ["Bug Report" 2] Though I'm sure, someone will come up with a better idea ... > How can I do such a thing? Using to-set-path? I tried but failed. Robert I wouldn't know how to do it, either, anyone else? Kind regards, Ingo -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
