[REBOL] Re: Block! v List! dilema...

2001-04-09 Thread Volker Nitsch
costs of pick, inserting at head and this code: for offset 0 9 1 [ if (start + offset) = (length? buglist) [ entry: pick buglist (start + offset) ; throw out a table entry to show the bug summary.. ] ] : 1) you work sequentially here? so, why picking? list! should

[REBOL] Re: Block! v List! dilema...

2001-04-06 Thread Holger Kruse
On Fri, Apr 06, 2001 at 07:09:05PM +, Chris wrote: Using a block, I guess that pick for a block is an O(1) operation - a simple array lookup? Yes. Now the problem - when a user comments on a bug, or a project admin updates the status of a bug, I want that bug to be moved to the start

[REBOL] Re: Block! v List! dilema...

2001-04-06 Thread Chris
#06-Apr-01# Message from *Holger Kruse*: Hi Holger, Given that displays vastly outnumber moves, should I just stick with blocks? Or does anyone have a better suggestion? Blocks are probably better. Ok, thanks for the help :) Chris -- New sig in the works Explorer 2260, Designer and Coder