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2000-05-06 Thread rryost
Subject: [REBOL] none Re:(2) Can you repost the original script? It's on http://www.rebol.org/utility/julian.r too. A few months ago Russel posted a very nice script computing the Julian day with Rebol. I just used it and noticed, that there's a problem with the 1st of March of leap

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2000-04-17 Thread kevin
Can you Ping a server from Rebol. Ping, no. To access the ICMP socket, the REBOL interpreter would need to be installed suid root, which could be a Bad Thing (tm). Is it possible to detect if a http server is not responding. How about: if error? try [read http://www.rebol.com/]

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2000-02-28 Thread lmecir
Hi, Your observation was reported to feedback by me before and it has been assigned ticket #2409. OTOH, if you check the code more thoroughly, URL! never changes to File!. Regards, Ladislav Hi folks, I was just playing around with Ladislav's fix of SPLIT-PATH. I was wondering why he

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2000-01-14 Thread kowalskM
I wasn't getting anything from the mailing list for about day and 1/2. Didn't know if it was my mailer or everyone was taking a breather.--myron On Thu, 13 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: help With what? Andrew Martin Ever helpful... ICQ: 26227169 [EMAIL

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2000-01-13 Thread Al . Bri
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: help With what? Andrew Martin Ever helpful... ICQ: 26227169 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/ --

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1999-12-29 Thread Petr . Krenzelok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is amazin' what one learns when one RTFM!! Now I have a few more questions perhaps not altogether the most intelligent. 1. Am I correct in thinking that if I wanted to create a form or template I would use either html or .txt document format with embedded

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1999-12-29 Thread Andrew . M . Grossman
--- You wrote: The manual suggests that a block be used for a simple database. i.e. url addr book. However, how would I access an SQL database? i.e. Access. --- end of quote --- Right now there is no way to do this, although ODBC is promised for the forthcoming rebol/command. I've used rebol,

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1999-12-07 Thread Al . Bri
Feng lei wrote: I am a beginner of rebol, who know how debug the rebol script? We are all students of REBOL on this list. Present your script on this list and discover enlightment. Andrew Martin Practising REBOL Zen... [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/ Online @ 33,600

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1999-11-12 Thread petr . krenzelok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, maybe a silly question, but I've written a small script to try and detect if my webpage is up and running every hour. page: read http://www.theskillstore.com either page[send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "http://www.theskillstore.com is up"] [send [EMAIL

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1999-11-12 Thread Micael . Gullmes
Hi Donal, you can do it by using error? and try either error? try [ read http://www.theskillstore.com ][ send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "http://www.theskillstore.com is down" ][ send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "http://www.theskillstore.com is up" ] Brgds /Micael -Ursprungligt meddelande-

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1999-11-12 Thread Russ
Hi Donal, This has come up before, even in my own early use of REBOL. Check the use of 'either and a simple test case, and you can see better what's happening in your script: ? either If condition is TRUE, evaluates the first block, else evaluates the second. Arguments: condition --

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1999-11-12 Thread Russ
Donal, Sorry, I had a cut/paste error in part of what I said in my earlier reply... near the bottom I show extraneous contents of 'page from an earlier read of another URL. Some of what I said near the end is therefore erroneous, but I think you get the jist of using 'exists? ok ? hope so...

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1999-11-12 Thread DGreene
Cheers for that Donal -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 1:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [REBOL] none Re:(2) Donal, Sorry, I had a cut/paste error in part of what I said in my earlier reply