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On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Mark Hamburg wrote:

> Yes though that code isn't quite right since it needs to actually 
> build something that looks up in env followed by the current 
> environment.

I suppose you'll need debug.getfenv() for that, no?  If you need to 
keep track of the current env yourself explicitly (say by 
side-effecting some state which you need to undo) then I'm not sure 
how it would work.

Cheers,

Joonas