Peter WA Wood wrote:
>I found that "to" doesn't handle << >> properly if entered directly
>from the console :
>
> >> to tag! "<test>"
> == <<test>>
>
> >> to string! <<test>>
> ** Script Error: Operator is missing an argument
> ** Near: to string! <<test> >
>
>but it does in a variable :
>
> >> t: "<test>"
> == "<test>"
> >> t: to tag! t
> == <<test>>
> >> t: to string! t
> == "<test>"
>
>Is this a bug or have I overlooked something?
>
>Regards
>
>Peter
>
>
>
I think REBOL gets confused whether it's all about a tag or about
comparison or both.
When typing
>> <<tag>>
REBOL shows:
** Script Error: Operator is missing an argument
** Near: <<tag> >
To me it seems that REBOL means the last > being the operator.
As you can see it also stands out in the error message!
When I try:
>> <<tag>> <tap>
== false
REBOL seems to compare the two tags <tag> and <tap> somehow
HTH,
Arie
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