I am interested and I appreciated help from Colin, Pat, or others. The best
may be to just send me questions (or suggestions) and I will try to
incorporate the answers to the text. Other approaches are possible too.
TIA
-L
> ...and these articles are very valuable even sometimes
> (at least for
On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 16:17:35 +0200, Ladislav Mecir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I wrote a few articles:
Hi Ladislav, I know and these articles are very valuable even sometimes
(at least for me) hard to follow. While reading your documents I often
think back at university times ;-) How about m
> Hi, even doing Rebol for several years now, I'm hit by the question
> "hmm... is this now a reference or a copy?".
Looks like you need to use the (non-existant) reference? and a copy?
functions ;)
Regards,
Ashley
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Hi Robert,
> Hi, even doing Rebol for several years now, I'm hit by the question
> "hmm... is this now a reference or a copy?". Especially in complicated
> cases, where you work a lot with blocks, inserts, copying etc. it's easy
> to loos track (at least IMO).
>
> Things get even more complicate
You should write a script that tests each function
in a list to see if it makes a copy or not.
The results could then be generated into a document
form for easy reading.
It would be easy to update then, when rebol changes
(new functions added, old functions changed).
Anton.
> Hi, even doing Rebo
