[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How is dialecting different from defining a new word in
> Forth? How does this make REBOL better than any language
> which allows you to define new words?
You will appreciate the difference when REBOL/Core 2.3 will be
released.
You not only can redefine words, you ca
Hi,
if you don't have /View, you can look at some dialects even in /Core.
REBOL's default "dialect" is a functional language, but there are:
1) parse dialect
2) secure dialect
3) function arguments block dialect
You can see that in these contexts words have different meaning and
different order
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > How is dialecting different from defining a new word in Forth? How does
this make REBOL better than any language which allows you to define new
words?
And Elan replied:
> Dialecting goes beyond just extending REBOL's vocabulary. It permits you
to also define your own
Hi,
you wrote:
>How is dialecting different from defining a new word in
>Forth?
Dialecting goes beyond just extending REBOL's vocabular. It permits you to
also define your own syntactic structures (i.e. language grammar).
>How does this make REBOL better than any language
>which allows you to
