Mike Kerner wrote:
> OMG AND IT'S SCREAMING FAST COMPARED TO DO. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUGH!
Most things are.
The "do" command has to do the equivalent of what happens when you
compile a script, in addition to executing it.
There are some extremely rare cases where "do" is useful, but most uses
I come across are just habits held over from more limited xTalks like
HyperCard.
BTW: What does "TAO" signify?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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