Anton Rolls napsal(a):
>...snip... but
>why doesn't the following unset value also disappear?
>
> >> compose [(unset!)]
> == [unset!]
>
>
because UNSET! is a datatype, if you want to get a value of this
datatype, you can e.g.:
type? () ; == unset!,
which yields what you expect,
Tim Johnson napsal(a):
>I'm seeing unexpected behavior from a truth test in a context.
>Here is the code for the context:
>writer: make object![
>keys: [bold size color family]
>bold: true
>bold-tag: ""
>bold-end-tag: ""
>fix: func[args[block!]][
>foreach [key val] arg
Ladislav MeÄÃÅ napsal(a):
>I posted a Rebol implementation of Boruvka's classic Minimum Spanning
>Tree algoritm to http://www.compkarori.com/vanilla/display/Graph
>
>Any questions, comments, corrections and improvements welcome.
>
>-L
>
>
FYI, in http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf/c8-6
Gregg Irwin napsal(a):
>Ladislav et al
>
>
>
>>>You mean, you think refinements, even if specified after /local,
>>>should still become the function's refinements ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>LM> I think they do.
>
>Wow. I didn't know that. My gut reaction is to agree with Gabriele
>about what standard
Anton Rolls napsal(a):
>You mean, you think refinements, even if specified after /local,
>should still become the function's refinements ?
>
>Anton.
>
>
I think they do.
-L
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Hi, I found:
>> f: func ["aa" /local x /a aa] []
>> help f
USAGE:
F
DESCRIPTION:
aa
F is a function value.
>> g: func ["aa" /a aa /local x] []
>> help g
USAGE:
G /a aa
DESCRIPTION:
aa
G is a function value.
REFINEMENTS:
/a
aa -- (Type: any)
Is the
I posted a Rebol implementation of Boruvka's classic Minimum Spanning
Tree algoritm to http://www.compkarori.com/vanilla/display/Graph
Any questions, comments, corrections and improvements welcome.
-L
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Hi Arie,
>in fact I only have 1 user.r file in the correct dir and I do display
>what-dir from it.
>It does display correct when I use the HOME variable
>but right after switching to REBOL_HOME (with exactly the same contents as
>HOME had) there's no display, so user.r was not loaded.
>
>
I am