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Subject: Vocabularies
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Date: 10 Aug 90 01:03:16 GMT
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 Date: 08-05-90 (03:17)              Number: 3613
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 From: BRAD PEPERS                     Read: HAS REPLIES
 Subj: LATEST                        Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 What is the 'proper' defn of LATEST?

    1)  : LATEST CONTEXT @ @ ;
 or 2)  : LATEST CURRENT @ @ ;

 I would think it to be (2) since CURRENT is the dictionary where the
 last word was likely entered. But in Object-Oriented Forth (by Dick
 Pountain) he says (1) is the defn of LATEST. What gives?

      Brad Pepers
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