iXml v3.0a - craighuggins@hotmail.com 2000
-~= Indepth into iXml =~-

Concept 6

Final Concept, number sux.

Interpreting Rules.
Additions to function calling, that make function calling actually USEFUL! ??
You have to be able to control the current 'this'. This is achieved through two symbols, that you can place BEFORE any function name or paramter or ()'s to make the current 'this' move about within the Tree Xml structure, and to use logic testing on what is currently 'this'.
so 'THIS' ALWAYS has focus :).

> at any time says 'this' = what was 'this' when interpret function started.

< says that after this function has run, keep what is returned and set it to be 'this'.

'<root' will return the root xml node as this :).

For convenience, all CONTAINERS get and set and del methods have shortcuts that can handle keys of the following forms:

	'this' = /Root/User

	1) relative short
		<get aThing <get someData
	2) relative long
		<get aThing/someData
	3) absolute whatever
		<get /Root/User/aThing/someData

	These are all equivalenet, 'get ..' and 'get .' 
	are like internally a 'parent' and 'this' and 'this'

	which all just wrap down to either 
		n_This()
		n_Get >(this) .
		get (<new String a ./../ <plus >(<name) <plus /./.)

	for string concatenation you must KEEP the plus's this
  or the unappended current 'this' will still be 'this'.

	<root   gets you the root.
    

+environment variables..