>>>>>>What you're really running is not the SEEK() function, though, you're running the SEEK command. The parenthesis around the parameter are really being evaluated like name substitution or operator precedence.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Think of it this way:
>>>>>>

>>>>>>SEEK         ("myvalue")
>>>>>>

>>>>>>is not the same as:
>>>>>>

>>>>>>= SEEK("myvalue")
>>>>>>

>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks, Fred. The mystery is solved :) Do you know some other examples, where functon and command have the same name? I could not think of any other...
>>>>
>>>>See Thread #530280 Message #530328
>>>
>>>Set and set()
>>
>>You missed my point :)
>
>What was it? :)
>
>Ok, three commands/functions so far:
>
>seek
>select
>set
That I don't care because I always use = and ()