anton@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at (Anton Ertl) writes:   
   Hi anton,   
      
   > anton@mips.complang.tuwien.ac.at (Anton Ertl) writes:   
   >>okflo@teletyp.ist writes:   
   >>>okflo@teletyp.ist writes:   
   >>>- I use global variables (in the dictionary) for curl-data and   
   >>>  response-code. What would be the right way to do this locally in   
   >>>  http-request? The usual locals are on a stack IMHO - so I would need   
   >>>  to allocate cells?   
   >>   
   >>It seems to me that variable-flavoured locals would work here, i.e.:   
   >>   
   >>: http-request ( method url-addr url-len -- status content-addr content-len )   
   >>  {: w^ curl-data w^ response-code :}   
   >   
   > Actually:   
   >   
   > : http-request ( method url-addr url-len -- status content-addr content-len )   
   >   0 0 {: w^ curl-data w^ response-code :}   
   >   
   > - anton   
      
   many thanks anton! liebe grüße aus salzburg   
      
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