[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what if i handle data this way?
maybe guestbook, and someone says
"Very funny! try this too! ^/REBOL[ ] ... "
can the "nice notes" - database go down?
If you use SAVE/HEADER instead of just SAVE you should have no
problems. (REBOL should skip to the first header
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suggest inline-strings and blocks should be read-only,
This might be an idea, but then you have more problems when you
save and then load strings... No, I don't think this would be a
good solution.
[...]
What's your reservation with load and save? I
Hello yoh,
Wednesday, May 10, 2000, 8:56:51 PM, you wrote:
ycue Is there a Rebol-syntax hightlighting module for emacs?
That would be realy nice!
Regards, Fredrik Bergstrom
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Dear rebol-list,
Seems like the list made a little jump.
Here is the function that goes neverending.
ctag = "img src="tvlin1.gif" align="right" hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="66"
height="42""
---
parse ctag [
any [to "src=^"" (print ctag)]
]
On Tue, 16 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ycue Is there a Rebol-syntax hightlighting module for emacs?
That would be realy nice!
There is for vim :)
-- kolla
Dear Rebol-list,
Hello, I'm having some problems with my Rebol processes, quite often I
end up with a endless process, taking about 30% of the CPU.
Shouldn't there be the possibility to set some kind of timeout?
So the Rebol process will die after a period of seconds that the
timeout is set to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear rebol-list,
Seems like the list made a little jump.
Here is the function that goes neverending.
ctag = "img src="tvlin1.gif" align="right" hspace="0" vspace="0" alt=""
width="66" height="42"" --- parse ctag [
any
Hello mjelinek,
Tuesday, May 16, 2000, 5:40:09 PM, you wrote:
Well, my point was that it runs in a infinite loop, yes.
Errr.. Well, before the list made a jump I had i perfect reason for
sending this, but now i cannot seem to remember.
I think this was mostly to make a point that this hangs
Ed,
What version of REBOL did you use to construct the Saville Flowers web site
(core, view, command)?
Louis
At 11:59 PM 5/15/00 +0100, you wrote:
On 15-May-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said about the subject [REBOL] rebol
ecommerce site Re::
Hi,
On what type of system is this site running? What
Hello s,
Tuesday, May 09, 2000, 11:06:59 AM, you wrote:
shc I had a similar problem with IIS 4.0 and 5.0, where I could not kill a rebol
shc cgi process that was having problems. I would open task manager, try to end
shc the process, and get an "access denied" error. I found that if I stopped
I think someone name Sterling...
you might try [EMAIL PROTECTED]
He sent me a module for emacs (or was it
vi/vim) several months ago, but I no longer
have it.
HTH
Tim
At 01:31 PM 5/16/00 +0200, you wrote:
Hello yoh,
Wednesday, May 10, 2000, 8:56:51 PM, you wrote:
ycue Is there a Rebol-syntax
print emacs-mode: read http://www.rebol.org/rebol.el
Enjoy!
Sterling
I think someone name Sterling...
you might try [EMAIL PROTECTED]
He sent me a module for emacs (or was it
vi/vim) several months ago, but I no longer
have it.
HTH
Tim
There are 2 exe's on the NT Server 4.0 Resource kit cd called (i think)
tlist.exe and kill.exe. Run tlist.exe from the command line, which will give
you a list of running processes and an ID. Then run kill.exe XXX where XXX
is the process id. In my experience, this will kill anything. This may
Dear Rebolers,
seems there's some demand for a timeout, may I
suggest to make it possible to snap in a user
defined function that'll be called when the
timeout occurs? This would make it possible to
end the program controlled, of course you'll
have to pay attention not to start the next
loop
On 16-May-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said about the subject [REBOL] rebol
ecommerce site Re:(3):
Hi,
What version of REBOL did you use to construct the Saville Flowers web
site (core, view, command)?
Just good old rebol/core 2.2.
Kind Regards,
Ed.
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\___ \ /\ / ___//
Ack! I've run out of stack space running my REBOL program on WINNT 4.0. How
can I increase my stack space? On the Amiga it's easy: it's an attribute of
the REBOL icon. On NT...?
** Internal Error: Stack overflow.
- Michael Jelinek
out of stack space usually means an infinite loop with recursion.
so increasing it to any amount, no matter how huge, is futile.
fix the bug instead.
very cool...REBOL View and Command will make this much easier and more
comprehensive for you in the near future...we're plugging away! dan
At 08:51 PM 5/10/00 +0100, you wrote:
Hi folks,
I've just finished a website with an ecommerce shopping basket system wrote
entirely in rebol cgi. I know
Hi,
Thanks to everyone who has answered my rebol questions. I have learned a
lot watching this list and I am still learning.
Attached is my first, almost usable, rebol script. It is a proxy. Yes, I
know that it has already been done but I had to start somewhere. :)
It has a couple of bugs
ALIEN NAMES, the ultimate REBOL-driven alien name generator is now online at
http://abooks.com/alien. Should look good on both Explorer and Netscape
now... Enjoy the power of REBOL, it's outta this world!
--Ralph Roberts
I notice in the file HTML.r on the web section of rebol.org that there is
a line that reads:
include %Nest.r
I assume that Nest.r is necessary for this program to work, but I cannot
locate Nest.r on the web site. Can anyone steer me to this include file?
H, I must fix that some time.
Hello,I'm having a problem trying to change
security settings with 'secure.If i change settings using the file name as
in: secure [%/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/ allow]== [net
allow file [allow read ask write ask execute]] secure
[%/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/ allow]== [net allow file [allow
But if I try using:
downloaddir: %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
== %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
secure [downloaddir allow]
** Script Error: Invalid argument: downloaddir.
** Where: secure [downloaddir allow]
it doesn't. Shouldn't either way work?
'secure doesn't evaluate the block
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