Just a note.
There is an enhancement request for find so that it return values like
John's code suggests but without requiring the loop.
Brett.
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Hi,
Do you mean ...
foreach file-name file-list [
if find/any file-name "*.r" [ print join "found " file-name ]
]
?
cheers, john
I think it makes sense now... but: how could I use a wildcard such as the
find/any wildcard to find the file, e.g.:
find/any file-list "*.r"
I think it makes sense now... but: how could I use a wildcard such as the find/any
wildcard to find the file, e.g.:
find/any file-list "*.r"
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On Thu, 7 Sep 2000 8:57:15 -
johnkenyon wrote:
>
>
>Hi again,
>
>Look at
>>> help any
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>Maybe more readable with extra brackets to emphasize
Hi again,
Look at
>> help any
Maybe more readable with extra brackets to emphasize the execution order -
if any [not suffixes find suffixes find/last file "."] [ is the same
as
if (not suffixes) or (find suffixes (find/last file "."))] [
Any better?
cheers, john
I am trying to un
I am trying to understand the following script and dont quite understand the mechanics
of this line right here:
if any [not suffixes find suffixes find/last file "."] [
I understand not suffixes completely
I dont understand find suffixes find/last file "." at all
suffixes is a block of suffix
