Build-Markup ??

Try this: Rebol [] Team: "Rebol is the best!" Example: {<p><i class="d"><%Team%></i></p><i class="b"><pre>} print build-markup Example halt And see if that works first. Andrew J Martin Attendance Officer & Information Systems Trouble Shooter Colenso High School Arnold Street, Napier. Tel: 64-6-8310180 ext 826 Fax: 64-6-8336759 http://colenso.net/scripts/Wiki.r?AJM http://www.colenso.school.nz/ DISCLAIMER: Colenso High School and its Board of Trustees is not responsible (or legally liable) for materials distributed to or acquired from user e-mail accounts. You can report any misuse of an e-mail account to our ICT Manager and the complaint will be investigated. (Misuse can come in many forms, but can be viewed as any material sent/received that indicate or suggest pornography, unethical or illegal solicitation, racism, sexism, inappropriate language and/or other issues described in our Acceptable Use Policy.) All outgoing messages are certified virus-free by McAfee GroupShield Exchange 5.10.285.0 Phone: +64 6 843 5095 or Fax: +64 6 833 6759 or E-mail: [postmaster--colenso--school--nz]

Yes this works. I already used build-markup several times, it always did work for me. But I think this time it was the first time to use an argument to a function as tag variable. Again the script with the function: REBOL [] Build-Header: func [ Team [string!] ] [ Header-Proto: [ {<p><i class="d"><%Team%></i></p><i class="b"><pre>} ] print [ "That is the team " Team] build-markup to-string Header-Proto ] print Build-Header "Test" halt And the output of the script is the following: That is the team Test <p><i class="d">***ERROR no-value in: Team</i></p><i class="b"><pre> Does build-markup use only the global context? Raimund

Yes. Andrew J Martin ICQ: 26227169 http://www.rebol.it/Valley/ http://valley.orcon.net.nz/ http://Valley.150m.com/