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strange load behaviour

 [1/4] from: chris::langreiter::com at: 26-May-2002 21:13


I have a text file containing: { rebol [] 2^- } {duh} Upon 'load-ing I expect it to result in a block of two strings. Instead, the "rebol []" seems to make REBOL load the first string too, resulting in an ... ** Syntax Error: Invalid date -- 2^- ** Near: (line 2) { Curiously, this happens only if the "rebol []" substring appears as first non-withespace element after a line break. -- case 2 OK -- {rebol [] 2^- } {duh} -- case 3 FAILS -- { duh duh rebol [] 2^- } {duh} -- case 4 OK -- { duh rebol [] 2^- } {duh} -- case 5 FAILS -- { rebol [] 2^- } {duh} I'm currently working with large email archives and that proves to be quite demanding input data ;-) -- Chris

 [2/4] from: nitsch-lists:netcologne at: 26-May-2002 22:28


Am Sonntag, 26. Mai 2002 21:13 schrieb Christian Langreiter:
> I have a text file containing: > {
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> ** Syntax Error: Invalid date -- 2^- > ** Near: (line 2) {
thats a feature. that way you can do #!/somewhere/bin/rebol rebol[] =2E.. all upto the rebol[] is ignored. so is your "{" in this case. use load/all.
>> load/all "zz^/rebol[] yy"
== [zz rebol [] yy ]
>> load "zz^/rebol[] yy"
== yy
> Curiously, this happens only if the "rebol []" substring appears as > first non-withespace element after a line break.
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> quite demanding input data ;-) > -- Chris
- Volker

 [3/4] from: chris:langreiter at: 26-May-2002 22:50


> thats a feature. > that way you can do > #!/somewhere/bin/rebol > rebol[] > ...
Thanks, Volker!
>> I'm currently working with large email archives and that proves to be >> quite demanding input data ;-)
Rather, my knowledge of REBOL seems to leave quite a bit to be demanded and/or desired ;-) Best regards, -- Chris

 [4/4] from: g:santilli:tiscalinet:it at: 26-May-2002 23:39


Hi Christian, On Sunday, May 26, 2002, 9:13:52 PM, you wrote: CL> I have a text file containing: CL> { CL> rebol [] 2^- CL> } {duh} LOAD/ALL should do the job. Regards, Gabriele. -- Gabriele Santilli <[g--santilli--tiscalinet--it]> -- REBOL Programmer Amigan -- AGI L'Aquila -- REB: http://web.tiscali.it/rebol/index.r

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