One other little thing - we noticed that in your post (and one of your previous posts) you used the inScheme macro. I assume you're aware that if you put the code in a file with the .ils suffix (or .ilse these days, to provide a suffix for encrypted SKILL++ code) then it is read using SKILL++ (Scheme) semantics? I tend to minimise the use of inScheme to just places where I temporarily need to access something with SKILL++ semantics (or SKILL++ variables) in a larger piece of traditional SKILL code. Maybe you just did this for clarity, rather than being part of your normal coding practice? Andrew
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