Hi Gerard, GC> This function should now be called as: GC> print-align [22.5 << 10] (I also would like spacing to be not important so I could GC> have written [22.5<<10]. ... GC> But instead of this result I get the following error message since REBOL tries to GC> evaluate each element inside the params block and the process never goes on GC> past this point. Finally the block-to-string conversion never goes on since GC> REBOL rejects the second parameter (<<).
GC> Is there a way to disable this way of doing things REBOL has when faced with GC> an illicit params block, a bit like when we create a flat block and have to force GC> the evaluation when needed ? There's no way to do that. To parse a block, that block must contain REBOL loadable data. If you want to use blocks, and it's something we should try to do, don't use values that aren't LOADable. -- Gregg -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
