Hi Giuseppe, GC> I have found this undocumentend behaviour: GC> for indice 1 10 1 [esterno] GC> Rebol tell me that "indice" is not initalized but it is ! This word seems to GC> remain local to the for loop.
Yes, FOREACH and REPEAT work the same way. FOR is a mezzanine, so you can see how it works--though it is a bit advanced if you happen to be new to REBOL. Look at the core docs (e.g. core.pdf) at how you can define literal-arguments and get-arguments for functions. REBOL uses 'definitional scoping', which may seem a bit confusing at first when used with literal arguments. >> fn: func ['word] [print word word: 10 print word] >> fn hello hello 10 >> hello ** Script Error: hello has no value ** Near: hello HTH! -- Gregg -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.
