Ladislav wrote:
...could you put in a For patch?
Sure! Send the code for what's desired, and I'll glue it on the bottom, and
make sure it all goes. I think I recall you mentioning this in an earlier
email, but I can't find it, yet. :-(
Eric wrote:
You can do Patch_to-func a lot more easily if
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the progress report. (If QA get too tough remind them it is a
beta!)
Cheers
Allen K
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Subject: [REBOL] When? Re:
Hi Allen,
Well, we're down to the last
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On 25-Gen-00, you wrote:
w Net-log: {GET /mysite/ HTTP/1.0
w Accept: */*
w User-Agent: REBOL 2.2.0.3.1
w Host: 127.0.0.1
w Authorization: Basic d2VidXNlcjpsZXRtZWlu
This is the right header. Look:
to-string debase "d2VidXNlcjpsZXRtZWlu"
== "webuser:letmein"
w
Hi,
following discussions about username and passwords, I made some
experiments with REBOL 2.2.0.3.1, Windows NT and IIS 4.
It appears that REBOL crashes randomly when length of username and
password (i.e. length? rejoin [username password]) is smaller than 11
characters, no matter if the
I need to add mailing list management to a Web site. While there are
many Some-Other-Language scripts out there, I'd rather REBOL.
Right now, the main requirements are announce-only and multiple lists
with maybe one shared POP account. Of course later someone will want a
moderated or discussion
I wrote:
...made a shorter and quicker version, which I call 'Find_Word. More
later.
Actually, I've decided to change the name to 'Find_Words. It's attached as
well. It's loosely based on Eric's Huh.r.
Of particular note is the way I've discovered on how to easily pass multiple
refinements
#3 Forward Polymorphic vs. Backward Polymorphic
Well, the Solve code was meant only as an example of a more or
less working approach. There is a use for something "more
polymorphic" and "less polluting", IMHO.
Glad to see the interesting discussion.
About the C++ - like approach, where the
OK -
after all the progress made yesterday, being able to successfully read
HTTP Basic Auth pages, I'm still not satisfied. I thought it might be
nice to put together an 'object' to help manage this process. While I am
able to do the following:
files ["mysite/default.htm" "mysite/page2.htm"]
Hi Paul, your site looks great. I've been hoping for
someone to make a simple tutorial for the rebol language.
I've been studying it for sometime and just recently figured out
how to send email with base64 attachments. I had to write my
own because, I still don't completely understand the
On 1/26/2000 at 8:12 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
I think that rebol would quickly become as popular as javascript if the
average person could understand the user.html.
}
Jack Sealy just started a list for REBOL newbies, and posted the first
part of a "square-one" tutorial. You might want to
No the Meta tags would not matter in this case because I use Microsoft
Index Server which does the indexing based on the wording and not Meta tag
content. I believe it works very well. Thanks for the your support
on this. It took some work to make it but it was fun.
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At 08:51 AM 1/26/00 Francois wrote:
I just looked at the download page to see if there was any further
progress with the Psion implementation, somthing I have been waiting for,
for a long time now :) However I noticed that a Palm entry has been
removed?
How is the Psion version comming along
and changed the name to http://home.pacifier.com/~mcginty/rebol_cuddle.html
by popular request. Still a work in progress. Thanks to those who wrote with advice.
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On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
following discussions about username and passwords, I made some
experiments with REBOL 2.2.0.3.1, Windows NT and IIS 4.
It appears that REBOL crashes randomly when length of username and
password (i.e. length? rejoin [username password]) is smaller
#5 Polymorphic operators, only prefix notation supported :-(
Let us look at the following:
; currently alpha stage, trying to improve it, it is attached
do %polymorphic.r
complex: make object! [
type: 'complex!
re: im: 0
]
polymorphic [minus a b]
register 'minus [complex! complex!] []
I tried it, and REBOL instantly crashed. What we old timers used to call
"General Protection Faults" but seem to be referred to now as "error in page
number ..."
Actually, that could be a useful function! Hey, I may need REBOL to suddenly
produce a page fault and crash, and now I have a handy
Greetings,
I'm try to get rebol 2.2.0.3.1 to connect to a firewall proxy using basic
authentication.
I have the following settings:
system/schemes/default/proxy
host127.0.0.1;; Set to my proxy server
port-id 81 ;; Set to
Ladislav wrote:
did anybody try the following:
f: func [x] [get first first :f]
f 1
WARNING, any damages at your own risk!
I tried it and got the damages! :-) I got this:
Quote
REBOL caused an invalid page fault in
module REBOL.EXE at 015f:0040ab5c.
Registers:
EAX=02cb CS=015f
Hello All:
test file is test.txt
contents are:
line one
line two
line three
line five
;The following code seeks to identify the third line and
;inset a line after it:
fp: open/lines/write %test.txt
forall fp
[
if(find first fp "three") ; identify third line
[
print first fp
Hi Tim,
1. Your code causes an error, before it completes executing:
fp: open/lines/write %test.txt
forall fp
** Script Error: forall expected body argument of type: block.
** Where: forall fp
2. help open states that:
help open
Opens a new port connection.
Arguments:
spec -- (file
At 02:17 PM 1/26/00 -0800, you wrote:
The /write refinement disables read operations!
Solution:
Use the /mode refinement with a block [lines read write] like this:
Hi Elan,
Gee, you really just need to open the file with /lines. The default is read
and write. ;-)
- jim
Dan,
Very good research. My site does use
Cascading Style sheets which I didnt know resulted in the "lock up"
problem. I will see what I can do to maybe change that. Also, the do
and get messages are filtered via a "noise" file (attached). Since the
search engine does free text querys it
Hi Jim,
oops, guess I haven't quite outgrown C myself.
At 03:32 PM 1/26/00 -0800, you wrote:
At 02:17 PM 1/26/00 -0800, you wrote:
The /write refinement disables read operations!
Solution:
Use the /mode refinement with a block [lines read write] like this:
Hi Elan,
Gee, you really just
Hi all,
Can any one say when ODBC support will be available
in Rebol ? as I understand it won't be available in the 'free' version, however
I am interested to try it out when it is supported.
Thanks
Andrew
--Andrew StopfordMacromedia
Evangelisthttp://www.kimmuli.com
The "DO" and "GET" words have been added to the search engine.
http://24.217.20.110/rebolsearch/rebol.htm
enjoy!
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From:
Dan Stevens
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Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 10:49
AM
Ladislav, (the one who is recovering from the fact that Append was faulty
:-o) wrote:
Hi, after the recent discussion, isn't better to use the modified Append?
; A replacement Append function
snip!
Refined_Insert tail :series :value
series
]
That approach evaluates 'series, which
Hi, Porter. You wrote:
http_object: make object! [
Need a better name. How about Http_Scheme?
; Attributes.
protocol: 'http
Ok, so far, but:
username:
password:
hostaddr:
filepath:
pagedata:
is a problem. These words are all set to 'get_vals. I'm sure you didn't
mean that. What
Hi Porter,
Andrew already set a few things straight. A few more comments:
When you do the following:
a: b: 1
then the set-word! value b: attaches itself to the digit 1, returns its
value, which is consumed by the set-word! a:. Subsequently both words
evaluate to 1. This can be used to cascade
Hi Rebols,
I once again started a little patching within the
system, this time its the help function. Now it'll
work within nested objects.
Examples:
a: make object! [
[ b: make object! [
[ c: func ["This is a/b/c" /d][
[either d [print "c/d is started"]
[
Hi Porter:
I wrote:
get_vals: func [] [
make block! reduce [
to-lit-word! protocol
username
password
hostaddr
filepath
]
]
Should be:
get_vals: func [] [
make block! reduce [
to-lit-word protocol
username
password
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