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Block parsing - function! datatype

 [1/3] from: pwawood::gmail at: 21-Jul-2007 17:20


When parsing a block for a function! value, I'm finding the value that I'm trying to set gets set to [second function] value rather than the function:
>> a: func [] [12.34] >> parse [:a] [set b function!]
== false
>> source b
b: [12.34] Is this the expected behaviour? My workaround is a bit cumbersome:
>> parse [first :a second :a] [set spec block! set body block!]
== false
>> b: func spec body >> source b
b: func [/local][12.34]
>> b
== 12.34 Any improvements? Regards Peter

 [2/3] from: santilli:gabriele::gmail at: 21-Jul-2007 12:27


2007/7/21, Peter Wood <pwawood-gmail.com>:
> When parsing a block for a function! value, I'm finding the value that > I'm trying to set gets set to [second function] value rather than the > function: > > >> a: func [] [12.34] > >> parse [:a] [set b function!] > == false
Notice the FALSE here! The block you are parsing contains a get-word not a function.
>> f: func [a] [print a] >> parse reduce [:f] [set g function!]
== true
>> :g >> source g
g: func [a][print a] HTH, Gabriele.

 [3/3] from: pwawood::gmail::com at: 21-Jul-2007 19:00


Gabriele Yes it helps, thanks. Regards Peter On Saturday, July 21, 2007, at 06:27 pm, Gabriele Santilli wrote: