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[REBOL] Re: to pair! bug

From: rotenca:telvia:it at: 21-Apr-2002 21:34

Thank you Gabriele for the work.
> symbol! : Gives symbol
Interesting.
> none! : Gives none
Mhhhh, everything can become none?
> image! : Gives image
But always an image sized 0x0 and I do not know ho to change image/size, do you know it? --- Ciao Romano ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gabriele Santilli" <[g--santilli--tiscalinet--it]> To: "Romano Paolo Tenca" <[rebol-list--rebol--com]> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 11:59 AM Subject: [REBOL] Re: to pair! bug
> Hi Romano, > > On Sunday, April 21, 2002, 1:16:41 AM, you wrote: > > RPT> have you tryied all the datatypes? Pair and time are the only one? > > I didn't. But we can try: > > (hmm, got a crash; seems like TO does not like some datatypes... > oh, maybe it was routine! let's avoid types we don't need to check) > > >> str: "" > == "" > >> for ch #"^(00)" #"^(FE)" 1 [insert tail str ch] > == "" > >> datatypes: [] > == [] > >> foreach value second system/words [if datatype? get/any 'value [insert
tail datatypes value]]
> == none > >> print datatypes > unset error datatype native action routine op function object struct > library port any-type any-word any-function number series any-string > any-block symbol word set-word get-word lit-word refinement none logic > integer decimal money time date char pair event tuple bitset string issue > binary file email url image tag block paren path set-path lit-path hash list > >> problem: reduce [routine! struct! library! port! any-type! any-word!
any-function! number! series! any-string! any-block! event! string!]
> == [routine! struct! library! port! any-type! any-word! > any-function! number! series! any-string! any-block! event! string!] > >> foreach datatype datatypes [prin [mold datatype ": "] either error? res:
try [to datatype str] [print "Error."] [print ["Gives" type? :res]]]
> unset! : Error. > error! : Error. > datatype! : Error. > native! : Error. > action! : Error. > op! : Error. > function! : Error. > object! : Error. > symbol! : Gives symbol > word! : Gives word > set-word! : Gives set-word > get-word! : Gives get-word > lit-word! : Gives lit-word > refinement! : Gives refinement > none! : Gives none > logic! : Gives logic > integer! : Error. > decimal! : Error. > money! : Error. > time! : Gives none > date! : Error. > char! : Error. > pair! : Gives none > tuple! : Error. > bitset! : Gives bitset > issue! : Gives issue > binary! : Gives binary > file! : Gives file > email! : Gives email > url! : Gives url > image! : Gives image > tag! : Gives tag > block! : Gives block > paren! : Gives paren > path! : Gives path > set-path! : Gives set-path > lit-path! : Gives lit-path > hash! : Gives hash > list! : Error. > > To notice: > > time! : Gives none > pair! : Gives none > > And: > > list! : Error. > > while other block types did work (but returned an empty series, > maybe because confused by the null character). >> to-block to-string #"^(00)"
== []
>> length? to-block to-string #"^(00)"
== 0 But
>> to-block to-string #"^(01)"
== [-ç] and