+ + 3 4 5
== 12
+ + + 3 4 5 6
== 18
+ + + + 3 4 5 6 7
== 25
I think its works!
Mikel
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 5:01 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Use of - in prefix notation. Re:(2)
The error occurs when you mix the two as in:
+ 2 3 + 4
== 10
2.2 gives you:
== 9
- jim
At 09:30 AM 10/28/99 +0200, you wrote:
+ + 3 4 5
== 12
+ + + 3 4 5 6
== 18
+ + + + 3 4 5 6 7
== 25
I think its works!
Mikel
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You (and Bo) seem to totally miss the point. I'm not talking about personal
comptuer uses, but embedded systems. Designing, implementing, manufacturing
them as products... not something for my own personal use.
Then YOU are missing the point. MSDOS is NOT and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about having that opinion - I'm not a fanatic physicist, but do know
that the point of Einstein's relativity theory is that the speed of light is
constant (i.e., /not/ relative), and I'm generally tired of cases of science
You are right, but that implies (in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was certainly not my intention to begin or participate in a flame contest
over this. I simply asked what I thought was a very straightforward,
logical, and meaningful question... and I'm still looking for a direct
answer. Perhaps
Hi Petr,
Thanks for carrying my simple question further... (I can only imagine the
responses NOW!) heheh. Yes, that's a related, or extended, area of interest
for me... I simply thought the question of DOS was a large enough leap to
see what the "low end" intentions of REBOL were (and now we
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Petr,
Thanks for carrying my simple question further... (I can only imagine the
responses NOW!) heheh. Yes, that's a related, or extended, area of interest
for me... I simply thought the question of DOS was a large enough leap to
see what the "low end"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
... - I'm not a fanatic physicist, but do know
that the point of Einstein's relativity theory is that the speed of light is
constant (i.e., /not/ relative), and I'm generally tired of cases of science
reduced to some nice-sounding crap.
...
Do anybody
On 27-Oct-1999/21:13:20-4:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a (practical/theoretical) limit to the length of a file in a flat
file database under REBOL? (Linux OS, if that makes a difference.)
- fleet -
No limit as long as you have enough memory to support it... :-)
Hi Steve,
What I've done is certainly NOT something one could slip into an application
and have the full functionality of TCP/IP/SLIP (or PPP) for client and
server that you seek. Sorry if I seemed to imply that. What I have done,
mostly to see what could be done and to learn the raw elements
Try it with the minus operator, -, per the subject of this thread.
REBOL HQ has defined this prefix usage to be equivalent to the 'negate word.
Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 12:30 AM
I'm quite serious about the Rebol on DOS question
The question is pointless unless a PC DOS has a TCP/IP stack.
IMHO one could still use some small flavor of Linux on that 386 or 486
machine then. Has TCP/IP and it should be possible to get a REBOL for it.
--
Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald
You miss the point, as well. "BACK?" to 16-bit systems??? Both 16-bit AND
8-bit micros are alive and well in the embedded world.. surprise! Just take
a look at the very active development of new chips at Microchip
(www.microchip.com) or Hitachi for current examples. Perhaps the upcoming
You (and Bo) seem to totally miss the point. I'm not talking about personal
comptuer uses, but embedded systems. Designing, implementing, manufacturing
them as products... not something for my own personal use.
Sorry... I was serious about my post. It was not meant in sarcasm or
also with parenthesis:
+ 3 ( 4 + 5 )
== 13
+ 2 ( 3 + 4 )
== 10
This is no wierd Pentium bug, isn't it? ;-)
--
Martin 'Helios' Steigerwald - http://helios.home.pages.de
PGP: http://home.pages.de/~helios/autor/wie-erreichen.html
Martin,
You're quite right that many 32-bit CPU's have dropped considerably in
price. Of course, to them we must add suitable memory, interface chips,
etc. Oh, and, of course, software! :) I think the issue is that there is
no such thing as a "typical" embedded application. So, what's
Hello All,
I need a script to check a web page and if it is there then do nothing if it
is not there then send me email, I know this can be done in rebol, can
anyone help??
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
Perhaps you can adapt the following.
For a single site this will work IF your web-hosting provider doesn't step
in and supply a "default page" when the real page is not found.
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
site: http://yoursite.com/yourpage.html
if not exists? site [send mail "Can't find page!"]
If
Hello All,
Where can one get a copy of SELMA??? This email list server?
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
Russ thanks for the help. I am trying to make a script to check a site every
xx:xx minutes and see if a specific word on a page exists. if not send me
email... and do this forever...
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
__
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is no wierd Pentium bug, isn't it? ;-)
No! The Pentium bug would have produced
+ 3 ( 4 + 5 )
== 12.0048296
+ 2 ( 3 + 4 )
== 8.45267
;-)
-jn-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Steve,
What I've done is certainly NOT something one could slip into an application
and have the full functionality of TCP/IP/SLIP (or PPP) for client and
server that you seek. Sorry if I seemed to imply that. What I have done,
Russ,
Thanks for all the
Ok, add a little to what I sent before:
keyword: "whatever" ; word to find on page
delay: 00:10:00 ; amount of time to wait
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; your email address
site: http://yoursite.com/yourpage.html ; site/page to check
while[1] [
wait delay
page: read site
if not
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: [REBOL] Need a Script Re:(2)
Russ thanks for the help. I am trying to make a script to check a site
every
xx:xx minutes and see if a specific word on a page exists. if not send me
email... and do this
Hi , 28-Oct-1999 you wrote:
Sorry about having that opinion - I'm not a fanatic physicist, but do know
that the point of Einstein's relativity theory is that the speed of light
is
constant (i.e., /not/ relative), and I'm generally tired of cases of
science
You are right, but that implies (in
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I managed to get the OpenBSD port to work by symlinking a few
things that were linked in the binary. The termcap file had changed, as
I did the same when the openbsd/m68k port showed up to get it to run
on netbsd/m68k, I never
Is it possible to use a variable to declare the size of an array ?
my-array: array [3]
When using
j: 3
my-array array[j]
or
j: 3
my-array: array[:j]
I get the error
** User Error: Integer size required.
** Where: make error! "Integer size required"
Cheers Phil
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are netbsd and openbsd really that
different that they require different builds?
i doubt it. but symlinking libraries will still be necessary. Would be
nice if someone build a new rebol binary on OpenBSD 2.6.
.truman.
On Thu, 28 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Perl *shudder* and Unix, you can use the number of seconds from the
Epoch (January 1, 1970) in programs. How can I do this in Rebol; i.e. get
the number of seconds from the Epoch?
--Ralph
Well, here's a rather ugly piece of code that
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Hi Phil!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to use a variable to declare the size of an array ?
my-array: array [3]
I see your problem right here. You don't declare arrays, you
create arrays, like this:
my-array: array 3
== [none none none]
Note that array is a function, which can take
Hi
Maybe can be optimized
;
ahora: now
hms: parse to-string ahora/time ":"
seconds-from: (ahora - make date! [1 1 1970]) * 86400 + ((to-integer hms/1)
* 3600) + ((to-integer hms/2) * 60) + (to-integer hms/3)
;
regards
At 04:57 p.m. 28/10/99 -0400, you wrote:
In Perl *shudder* and
Hi Phil, you wrote:
[snipped around]
j: 3
my-array array[j]
my-array: array[:j]
I get the error
Try
j: 3
== 3
my-array array reduce [j]
== [none none none]
Elan
Philip M. McDonnell wrote:
Where can one get a copy of SELMA??? This email list server?
Send an email to this list with a subject line having only:
help
in it and all shall be revealed, including the answer to your
question.
Andrew Martin
REBOL mystic...
[EMAIL
help
Hi Chuck,
I'm just going to point you in the right direction, without giving you a
precise answer, as I believe
everyone who wants to get the most out of REBOL needs to take the time to
learn the power of Parse.
So your answer lies in here
http://www.rebol.com/user-guide/parse.html
And
While we're on the subject of optimization, how about this?
now - 1-1-1970 * 86400
Have fun!
On 28-Oct-1999/19:08:32+4:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Maybe can be optimized
;
ahora: now
hms: parse to-string ahora/time ":"
seconds-from: (ahora - make date! [1 1 1970]) * 86400 +
Another good solution! Thanks for the help from Sweden; it makes me proud to
drive a Volvo (I really do).
Best,
--Ralph
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 5:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] epoch? Re:
Hello Russ,
On 29-Oct-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS -- Perhaps further discussion of this should be done off this list, as
I'm not sure that many here are interested in these topics, and I think
REBOL's position is now clear. Anyone interested may feel free to Email me
directly.
I think
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Always been one of my favorites. But, also overused.
-Carl
At 10/28/99 04:42 PM -0400, you wrote:
BTW, if REBOL Tech. _do_ want to cite Einstein, better make
it "Everything should be as simple as possible, but not
simpler". That fits REBOL a lot more, I guess.
Nice quote. That's one of
Phil,
Try my-array: array j
Jerry
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Hello,
I tried sending some recommendations for improvements to the online
documentation. But the message was returned to me saying:
The error message was:
no such address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you sure this is the correct address?
Thanks,
Cheryl
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From:
You mean to use 31-12-1969
At 10:40 PM 10/28/99 -0400, you wrote:
Elegant, except it's one day off ... should be now - 12-31-1969 * 86400,
except that gives an invalid date.
REBOL *must* be basing dates on a stored Julian day number. They should
give us a word 'julian that returns the julian day no for a given date, and
some other word to convert it to a date. The Julian day number accounts for
leapyears, number of days in each month, etc. There are a number of
Hello,
Does anyone know if you can run multiple copies of REBOL??? Like two
different listservers?
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
Hi,
Try this:
t: now/date
== 28-Oct-1999
t/julian
== 301
1-jan-1999 + 300
== 28-Oct-1999
- jim
At 09:56 PM 10/28/99 -0700, you wrote:
REBOL *must* be basing dates on a stored Julian day number. They should
give us a word 'julian that returns the julian day no for a given date, and
Hi Philip,
There shouldn't be any problem.
- jim
At 01:50 AM 10/29/99 -0400, you wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know if you can run multiple copies of REBOL??? Like two
different listservers?
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
Thanks,
Another question how do I get the other files I need to set up a list server
like this one, I d/l'ed the source for SELMA (this list server) but it needs
other files to run like users.r theword.r, etc..
Regards,
Philip M. McDonnell
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