| 1 | | I'll double check, but I tried putting the whole script in do, and it stripped out all the operators in my do wrapper which is what it did when it wasn't wrapped in a do. |
| | 1 | I'll double check, but I tried putting the whole script in do, and it stripped out all the operators in my do wrapper which is what it did when it wasn't wrapped in a do. Could it be because the functions and operators themselves also have $$ signs so if its' simply looking for a $something$ it's going to find it in the DO. |
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| | 3 | It would need to make sure the $whatever$ matches the $whatever$ of the Do. |
