Well in my spare time I have done a number of things. 1: it snowed last night - and as is customary in this country - we had a snowball fight today which was fun, and then rapidly slid down hill to being just pretty darn cold :-). 2: watched Mission Impossible 2 again - I have to say that it's not as good as the first one, but I still like it. 3: been doing some hacking on ferite.I have added error handling , break, continue, and super to it's list of accolades. super, break, and continue work as you would expect. error handling is a some what different kettle of fish. Here is an example:

iferr {
    ... code to check for
errors goes here ...

} fix {
    ... code to fix any errors
goes here ...

   (there is an error object err that has
two attributes errstr and errno)

} [ else {
    ... code to be run if
there wasn't an error ...
} ]

The code within the square brackets is no compulsory to use the error handling. If an error occurs the error will be propogated up until an error handler catches it - if not the script will end. I am currently converting the rest of the engine to throw exceptions rather than hard errors.