Hello s,
Tuesday, May 16, 2000, 3:19:18 PM, you wrote:
shc There are 2 exe's on the NT Server 4.0 Resource kit cd called (i think)
shc tlist.exe and kill.exe. Run tlist.exe from the command line, which will give
shc you a list of running processes and an ID. Then run kill.exe XXX where XXX
Hi,
just my two cents...
[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
Hello sterling,
Tuesday, May 16, 2000, 7:15:44 PM, you wrote:
src print emacs-mode: read http://www.rebol.org/rebol.el
Thank you.
Now I'm not this good at emacs, the program is very good, but i
cannot figure out where to put the rebol.el file and how to
include/start it in emacs.
I tried:
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
do compose/deep[secure[(my-dir) allow]]
attention to the 'level in secure, this means, the compose is not evaluatet!
you have to hack a bit more :)
source secure
secure: native [
{Specify security policies (access levels and directories). Return prior settings.}
'level [word! block!]
Hi,
just my two cents...
[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.
Hi, Volker.
Call me idiot, but I didn't understand what you're trying to say here:
do compose/deep[secure[(my-dir) allow]]
attention to the 'level in secure, this means, the compose is not
evaluatet!
you have to hack a bit more :)
source secure
secure: native [
{Specify security
do i need to have apache/rebol to use
rebol?
as i am unable to get core working to display
simple cgi.
i have set permissions. is there anything i am looking out
for?
etcha
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
[...]
BTW, how about a link to the creation-point of a value?
this would help me, i often have this "you need a block here!"
and have to look around where the var is assigned,
especially when using locals (no good look-in).
Exec-Lists had such a
Oops, yes this was a bug, now fixed. The reason I jumped to conclusions was
because I ran out of stack space once with REBOL on the Amiga and it clearly
WASN'T a bug (the same program ran on NT without error). As I said, on the
Amiga it was easy to increase the stack size and the program ran
Here's what I've got...
The first line insures that where I put my rebol.el file is in the
load path, it loads the file, requires it (whatever that's worth I
don't know exactly), then adds the hook and associates .r files.
(setq load-path (cons "/usr/lib/xemacs/site-lisp" load-path))
(load
Howdy, Fredrik
( and other brothers and sisters of the EMACS faith (-: ):
Okay, you may want to byte-compile the file first:
M-x byte-compile-file
This will produce "rebol.elc". Then you might put this in
your home directory. You may need to add your home
On 17-May-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said about the subject [REBOL] rebol ecommerce
site Re::
Hi,
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
Thanks. Rebol/Command will certainly be of benefit for a
I just want to tell you how impressed I am with your work. The site looks
great and the total use of REBOL is awesome. I was wondering if your
content is store in a database or flat file. How did you deal with REBOL's
data limitations?
-Original Message-
Anyone else have any comments
This subject brings something else to mind I would like to share...
I am looking forward to REBOL/Command in the hopes that the BeOS version will support
read/write access to extended BeOS File System attributes. Extended BFS attributes are
a simple, reliable way to store and retrieve data in
On 17-May-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said about the subject [REBOL] rebol
ecommerce site Re:(3):
Hi,
I just want to tell you how impressed I am with your work. The site looks
Thanks.
great and the total use of REBOL is awesome. I was wondering if your
content is store in a database or flat
Hi:
I have written a function to find the matching index
for a character in a string:
;code follows:
char-pos: func [str[string!] ch[char!] /local result]
[
result: find/case str ch
either equal? result none [return 0]
[return index? find/case str ch]
]
;I have had to use find/case
Not being used to the any/all construct (below) I find it a little hard to
read. It does produce terse code, but then the original example could have
been shortened up considerably too (if this is all there was to the
problem).
To solve the problem in the original context, the second 'find (in
Hello,
when talking about syntax highlighting...
is there any syntax highlighting module for Amiga's GoldED?
Thanks, Bolek
--
--you've been/byl jsi contacted/kontaktovan
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-www.volny.cz/weirddream
Thank you Jeff:
It works without the redundant call all right
Tell me - how r is returned with a specific call to return?
Regards
Tim
P.S. will read Docs on ANY and ALL
At 01:18 PM 5/17/00 -0800, you wrote:
Howdy Tim:
I'm a big fan of ANY and ALL for instance like
Hi Tim,
this would be my version ...
char-pos: func [str[string!] ch[char!] /local result] [
either found? result: find/case str ch [index? result][0]
]
regards,
Ingo
Those were the words of [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi:
I have written a
I'm having trouble getting set up. What is causing the following error
message? I it caused by me or my ISP?
Many thanks in advance.
Louis
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
I am running Windows NT 4.0 (I believe with SP5) with Rebol/Core
2.2.0.3.1 (which is the latest version as far as I can tell) and
Apache 1.3.9.
My goal is to get Rebol running with Apache and CGI. (I figure I
should be able to CGI working first before I move on to anything
more advanced.)
If
Hello You'All:
Being my own most demanding critic, I wrote a function
to find the matching index of a character in a string.
I submitted that function, and have gotten three versions
of an improvement upon the algorithm. All are obviously
an improvement over mine.
I would love to see
Louis wrote:
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
Is your script printing a Content-type header as the first thing it
does, followed by a blank line?
print "Content-type: text/html^/^/"
Kev
I should have mentioned that I am trying to get the cgiemailer.r script
from rebol.com to work. I haven't changed anything except the path in
cgiemailer.html.
Louis
At 06:23 PM 5/17/00 -0500, you wrote:
I'm having trouble getting set up. What is causing the following error
message? Is it
Kev,
My last post was directed to you, but I forgot to put your name on
it. Sorry. Thanks for the help.
Louis
At 04:07 PM 5/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
Louis wrote:
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete
set of
HTTP headers. The headers it did
Here's the script:
#!rebol -cs
REBOL [
Title: "Sends Email via CGI Form"
Date: 20-July-1999
File: %cgiemailer.r
Purpose: {
Uses a Web form to send an email message.
}
]
print "Content-Type: text/html^/^/" ;-- Required Page Header
print
Hi Tim,
you wrote:
[...]
I would love to see some input and discussion as to what
is the most efficient of the three functions.
[...]
If you compare char-pos1 to char-pos2 then the only difference is that
char-pos2 adds a call to found? to char-pos1. It's probably safe to
speculate that
Hi Louis,
you wrote:
I'm having trouble getting set up. What is causing the following error
message? I it caused by me or my ISP?
Many thanks in advance.
Louis
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
Hi Louis,
a little off-topic, but it is more efficient to collect your output in a
string and print the complete string in one go, using a single call to
print. Like so:
output: make string! 1000
insert output {Content-Type: text/html^/^/
htmlbodyh2Results:/h2}
cgi: make system/standard/email
Hey Elan!
This is really important info, as far as
I am concerned. The side effect is that you also
showed me how to do simple bench-marking.
I had speculated myself that char-pos1 would be
the fastest.
Thanks, and good luck with the book!
Tim
At 04:53 PM 5/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Tim,
Hello:
Frequently when I use rebol code that evaluates
a condition, the interpreter spits out
== false
I'd like to be able to suppress that.
I've got a basic template to trap error messages.
It goes like this (complements of other list members):
if error? set/any 'err
try
[
print "yes"
]
[
print "/bodyhtml"
This should be /html - but that would not have caused the error you
reported.
Here's a generic email script that I've been using. The form uses the
same variable names you see here (TO, FROM, SUBJECT). Note that you can
add variables in the form, and REBOL will automatically
Can anyone tell me what it means when read-io returns -1?
Thanks,
Max
Not sure what to say, Andrew. Don't take this personally but your solutions
didn't work whereas Volker's did.
Yours:
downloaddir: %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
== %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
secure compose [(downloaddir) allow]
** Script Error: Invalid argument: compose.
** Where: secure
Mike wrote:
Not sure what to say, Andrew. Don't take this personally but your
solutions didn't work whereas Volker's did.
I won't take it tooo personally. I can call my self an idiot for not
checking it? :-)
'source doesn't evaluate it's argument. I didn't check for that. :-(
source
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