using find/only to match blocks
[1/2] from: princepawn::lycos::com at: 29-Aug-2000 9:29
Supposedly find/only treats a series as a single value, but I am not sure how this is
done. I was interested in find the place in a series at the place where a block is found:
>> C: [ 1 [ 2 3 4] 5 6 ]
>> find C "234" ; what I want to do
>> find C [ 2 3 4 ] ; or this ... whatever works
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[2/2] from: lmecir:geocities at: 30-Aug-2000 9:14
Hi,
find/only C [2 3 4]
should work
> Supposedly find/only treats a series as a single value, but I am
not sure how this is done. I was interested in find the place in a
series at the place where a block is found: