kjelgaard

I'm building the delete function for a patcher that builds a small database with dict.

I'm having a hard time figuring out what seems like a very basic function here: I need to remove a specified key nested a few levels into the dict and all of its contents.

I've tried working with dict.strip which I think might be the key, but the documentation is pretty sparse (not complaining, just saying).

dict-remove-a-key-and-its-contents

(remove your_key::your_nested_key) message sent do [dict]

dict - remove a key and its contents