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@MartenH
Thanks a lot! Was looking for something like "rejoin" , but I could not find it:http://static.red-lang.org/red-system-specs-light.html
on a side note - you shouldn't look at R/S docs, because they are not about Red, but about Red/System, a low level dialect. Here's a list of learning resources, but you also should get familiar with probe
, source
, help
, what
, ?
and ??
functions.
@greggirwin
@nd9600, there is no line information in errors. It would come up at times in the Rebol community, but I haven't seen it requested for Red yet. It's tricky, and Carl talked about it at one point, because there isn't always a concept of "lines". That is, Red doesn't need to maintain new line markers for processing in loaded code. Practically speaking, we use them a lot.
Greg, if Red code is just data , why can't the error indicate which element "#" in the series code block the error happened at?
action!
, routine!
and native!
?
object!
and function!
both hold a reference to context!
values internally.