Ok, but with " set 'f " you "expose" f in the global context, tell me
if i'm wrong,
so now i can type "f" at the cosole because "f" is now a "global function" =
...

but "vid-face" is different, i think only "layout" or "view" (console don't=
)
can see it but i don't understand why,

nor with "source view" or "source layout" i can see something refer to
"system/view/vid/vid-face" ...
so i'm still looking in the "wrong place" but were's the right one ?


2005/11/25, Ladislav Mecir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Cavva napsal(a):
>
> >"new new" understood, thanks
> >
> >So, "vid-face" is a local variable defined in "system/view/vid" right?
> >
> >but i still don't understand why i can symply refer to "vid-face"
> >without saying that is under "system/view/vid"
> >
> >if in the console i type "vid-face" i get an error ..
> >
> >--Carlo
> >
> >
> Check this:
>
>     my-object: make object! [
>         a: 112233
>         set 'f func [] [a]
>    ]
>
> now if you do:
>
>   f ; =3D=3D 112233
>
> , but A is local to my-object
>
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