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Hi,
I'm in the process of writing a rebol script that
grabs all the url's from a specified web page and
prints them out. Being relativly new to Rebol I'm
finding it hard to accomplish this with my current
knowledge and was wondering if anyone could give me a
hand. Any help would be much
Check out 'parse in the documentation, http://www.rebol.org ,
http://www.rebol.com documentation and examples for 'parse.
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Subject: [REBOL]
HI,
I have still some problems with Messenger utilising.
I start REBOL, then I do:
- change-dir %Messenger
- do %Messenger.r
I finnylly can see Messenger's environment, then I type:
messenger: 13:14:50n
/D/REBOL/Contra/Messenger/
Cannot open /debug/redit.r
Near: [do/args %/debug/redit.r
Hello,
I scripting (my first scirpt with REBOL :-) a function for fetch head
tags of several sites. It work but only with 1 site. If I put 2 or more,
REBOL say :
connecting to: www.rebol.com
** Script Error: Invalid argument: HTML.
** Where: make integer! value
The script :
sites: [
Hi Andrew,
you wrote:
Rebol has made this exceedingly hard to do (oops, meant "easy"). Try
something like this to keep your vars local to your function.
display|image: func [
src
text.align
alt
/local src text.align alt
] [
block of code
]
Once you declare an argument arg within a
I believe the arguments of a function are local to the function. When you
use the function, other words may be used as arguments, possibly different
each time the function is called. Or you *can* use the same words, but I
feel that may not be good "style".
Non-argument words used in a function
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Elan,
Needless to say, I need to fix that example...
On 23-Oct-1999/21:33:44-7:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bo,
BTW, where did you see this example?
In the file filter-info which is automatically generated in the mail root
directory when messenger runs for the first time. Here are the
Since the following allows printing to the standard printer on Windows, what
if
you set the fax as the standard printer? . (This how I use notepad as my fax
machine)
I haven't tried this, but I would assume (probably wrongly) that the winfax
driver would bring up the dialer for the recipients
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