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I am new to this list and this question has probably come up on numerous
occasions but here goes...
I have made some definitions using methods> after a co-worker here told me
about them.
The "how to define a word that uses methods" is very easily figured out with
a quick look at the example definition for value. The problem however is
that I am unable to discover how those fetch and store methods work - if I
define a word "foo" with a fetch and a store method how do I actually fetch
the value within foo and store a new value therein? - is foo effectively a
value now? - do I just name foo to get its value and use 10 to foo to change
it ?
Thanx in advance...
MIMIV
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Received on Wed Nov 05 2003 - 14:48:26 PST
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