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[REBOL] Re: Using a Math oper. buried in a variable

From: mumpsoid:gmx at: 2-Apr-2009 14:26

On Thu, 2 Apr 2009, Gregg Irwin wrote:
> Hi Duke, > > DN> I want to do something like: > DN> num1: = 6 > DN> num2: = 5 > DN> op: "*" > DN> print [num1 op num2] > > DN> and get 30 as the result. How in the %^-#*& do you do this in REBOL? > > I addition to Tom's answer, this may help explain word usage: > > http://www.rebol.com/docs/core23/rebolcore-4.html#section-5.2 > > As with most things in REBOL, there are a number of ways to do what > you want. Here's another one: > > >> num1: 6 > == 6 > >> num2: 5 > == 5 > >> op: :* > >> op num1 num2 > == 30 > >> print [op num1 num2] > 30 > > -- Gregg >> num1
== 5
>> num2
== 6
>> op num1 num2
== 6
>> print [op num1 num2]
* 5 6
>>
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