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What does it mean/

 [1/4] from: ammoncooke::yahoo::com at: 13-Sep-2001 16:18


Hi, I keep seeing ' in front of words, I have looked around a bit (in core.pdf, RebolForces.com, other such places) But nowhere is there any explanation that I can find. What exactly does a single quote mean? Thanks!! Ammon

 [2/4] from: ryanc:iesco-dms at: 13-Sep-2001 14:30


This specifies a literal word. Read up in the core pdf under expressions/words/literal_words. --Ryan Ammon Cooke wrote:
> Hi, > I keep seeing ' in front of words, I have looked around a bit (in core.pdf, RebolForces.com, other such places) But nowhere is there any explanation that I can find. What exactly does a single quote mean?
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> [rebol-request--rebol--com] with "unsubscribe" in the > subject, without the quotes.
-- Ryan Cole Programmer Analyst www.iesco-dms.com 707-468-5400

 [3/4] from: tim:johnsons-web at: 13-Sep-2001 15:28


Ammon:
> This specifies a literal word. Read up in the core pdf under expressions/words/literal_words. > > --Ryan
While you are there Ammon, look at the the following code which is in the section that Ryan points to above: video: [ title "Independence Day" length 2:25:24 date 4/july/1996 ] print select video 'title ; Now if you have entered the code above into the rebol command ; line, code the following
>>video/title
== "Independence Day"
>> video/date
== 4-Jul-1996 ; you may find that enlightening. ; also, "Rebol the Official Guide" goes into literal words in ; great depth, and I note that Amazon is offering new copies ; at 50% and used copies for just $11.50. ; I also recommend "Rebol for Dummies" - it's just that ; that's a really significant discount for such a resource. tim

 [4/4] from: ammoncooke::yahoo at: 14-Sep-2001 9:08


Thanks!! I will gladly look that up. Ammon

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