Amen, Elan.
It's an uplift to hear those thoughts expressed. Focus on the new:
peer-to-peer, collaboration, dialecting, new concepts in user interfaces,
design of custom protocols, knowledge management etc. Heck, I'm not nearly
as excited about the network protocols supported by REBOL as I am by
Hi Tiana--
In your code below, n is a *reference* to 2, it's not actually 2.
In REBOL 2.2, the quick way to get what your looking for is:
blk/:n
The colon (or "get" notation) ensures that the refinement "/n" deals
with the value associated with n, rather than the reference.
I admit it's a
