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Silenceing the double equal

 [1/4] from: paulporter:buffalotalks at: 28-Apr-2004 20:30


Is it possible to turn of the "=="? I've tried loading rebol with "./rebol -q", and "./rebol --quite"; neither one seems to do the trick. An input will be greatly appreciated. Paul -- Linux User Number: 348867

 [2/4] from: ammon:addept:ws at: 28-Apr-2004 18:54


Something like this?
>> 1 == 1
== true
>> unset '>> 1 == 1
** Script Error: Invalid operator: == ** Near: 1 == 1 HTH ~~Ammon ;~>

 [3/4] from: Gary:Jones:usap:gov at: 29-Apr-2004 13:14


From: paul porter Is it possible to turn of the "=="? I've tried loading rebol with "./rebol -q", and "./rebol --quite"; neither one seems to do the trick. An input will be greatly appreciated. **** Hi, Paul, What you seek can be found under the console prompts:
>> probe system/console
make object! [ history: ["probe system/console"] keys: none prompt: ">> " result: "== " escape: "(escape)" busy: "|/-\" tab-size: 4 break: true ]
>> probe system/console/result
== == "== "
>> system/console/result: "" >> d: 1
1 Hope that helps. --Scott Jones

 [4/4] from: paulporter::buffalotalks::com at: 29-Apr-2004 6:21


Thanks Scott; That is exactly what I was trying to do. By telling me what I needed to look under provided solutions to several other problems I was trying to find answers to. I really appreciate the help. Paul -- Linux User Number: 348867