Where can I find 'read-net, 'request-download and 'read-via ?
source read-net
And I'm sure you can figure out the rest.
I really hope it's not a silly question :)
Make sure you've got the latest version of Rebol.
Andrew Martin
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Jeff wrote:
Anyone actually hacked some improvements to the SELMA code?
I did a while back, but I've since mislaid the code.
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Here's another version of %Associate.r that should cope with the tests that
Ladislav and Joel have thrown at it.
I haven't yet worked out how to fix Ladislav's concern yet:
The other problem is, that your functions won't accept Any-type! values
for Key/Value
Comments and criticism gratefully
It would be very pleasant, IMHO, to be able to write something like the
following sketch:
age-grade-tab/put a-g 1 + any [age-grade-tab/get a-g 0]
Will this do?
Associate age-grade-tab a-g 1 + any [associate? age-grade-tab a-g 0]
foreach k age-grade-tab/keys [
print [k
'sort has the /skip refinement:
help sort
...
REFINEMENTS:
/skip -- Treat the series as records of fixed size.
size -- Size of each record. (Type: integer)
It would be very good if 'find and 'select had the same refinement. Then
things like associative memory stores become
Tell Feedback that you want this!
All ready done! Ticket #4395:
Thank you for your input which has been assigned ticket #4395. Please
include this ticket number on the subject line of any further correspondence
so we can efficiently serve you.
I sent this request to Feedback on July 7,...
Rodney wrote:
A hash in an object doesn't seem to act like a block.
Here is a console session that shows the problem.
o!: make object! [h: make hash! 10 b: make block! 10]
probe o!
make object! [
h: make hash! []
b: []
]
obj: make o! []
probe obj
make object! [
h: make hash! []
I wrote:
There's a clone function written by Erin, that I'll post to the list soon.
Unfortunately, Erin's clone function didn't work for 'hash!. So here's a
version that does.
[
Rebol [
Title: "Clone"
Name: 'Clone
File: %Clone.r
Version: 1.0.0
Module: 'Clone
Export:
How do I get Rebol to work with FTP with NCBi? My pages are here:
http://members.ncbi.com/andrewmartin/
Yet I get this error:
print read ftp://AndrewMartin:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
** User Error: Failed login to ftp.ncbi.com as AndrewMartin. Check your
login.
I can use LeechFTP to
I wrote:
I can use LeechFTP to transfer and view files to my site perfectly OK.
Unfortunately, LeechFTP failed to work on subsequent occasions. Which leads
me to think that the fault is with NCBi.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
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jn wrote:
The main difference between our proposals is whether to use a collection
of functions or an object-oriented approach. That discussion gets us into
deeper waters.
In the spirit of putting oil on waters, here's Association.r which allows
the use of objects as well as functions for an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The short and the long of what I want to do is take latitude and longitude
coordinate pairs and interleave them with each other.
The rational behind this is to place objects that are physically close to
each other in the real world close together in computer memory,
Mark Dickson wrote:
Project 2 - REEMACS
As the name suggests the intention here is to create an advanced
extensible editor environment written entirely in REBOL built on a REBOL
interpreter. View GUI versions Command versions could be developed later.
In short REEMACS would be a state of the
Would like to do an equivalent of tail function of Unix under Windows. Is
there any straight way to do that easily in Rebol?
Can you describe what the tail function does please?
I hope to contribute more efficiently in rebol list in a few month when I
will know rebol better.
Welcome to the
Send an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The RebMail architecture:
http://www.egroups.com/files/Rebmail/Docs/rebmail-arch.html
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http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
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Geo... wrote:
Will someone please direct me where to find the doc re: standard REBOL End
User License agreement?
license
REBOL TECHNOLOGIES BETA SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
This Beta License Agreement ("Agreement") is a legal contract...
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
ICQ:
Collaborative Work Environment Thing: Instant messaging and file sharing
is great, but can REBOL multitask or fakytask well enough to make this
work???
Multi-tasking was described as one of next things to go into Rebol by Carl
recently.
Using care and messaging and queues, one can
RChristiansen wrote:
Imagine a support application which features the following:
-problem tracking, including work history, problem coding, contact
management, and reporting accessible through the LAN, WAN, and Internet
-integrated e-mail functions
-integrated chat functions
-integrated
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I heard about a compiler for Rebol. Is it still available...
That's Sherman. It's a compiler for an old version of Rebol. I believe it
won't work for recent versions of Rebol.
because how can you deliver application to client if there isn't any kind
of code
pekr wrote:
Some time ago Carl mentioned something about partial compilation of
certain expression. Just few weeks ago he thowed here one email stating
something like why don't you guys use 'compile? Hey ;-) With no further
explanation following, one can only guess Carl has somethin' cooking on
After having read the docs I have not quite figured out how to accomplish
the interleaving of strings.
The short and the long of what I want to do is take latitude and longitude
coordinate pairs and interleave them with each other.
Try this QaD:
[
Rebol []
Pad: function [Degree [decimal!]]
Joel wrote:
Ladislav's comes next (this is the second script he posted; the first
one blew up on my box repeatedly).
Ladislav wrote:
Confused, I expected the SECOND script (the script using Hash! datatype)
to blow up - it looked to me like RT didn't succeed to implement of Hash!
datatype
pekr wrote:
I think if you can - just generate .html output and browse it ... print
from your browser.
Earlier, I wrote a Rebol script that generated HTML and JavaScript so that
the HTML document is automatically printed. I put it on this list, but I
don't recall the message number. If you go
The best way to get FTP to work with NBCi is to spell their name correctly!
ftp.nbci.com
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Embarrassed Rebol...
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pekr wrote:
When we are building menu for e.g., we think in terms of menu, not this
face here, this over there, etc. So:
main "File" #"F"
"Print-setup" #"P"
"Something" #"o" sub "ble"
I quite like this dialect approach:
Menu [
File "File" #"F" [
New "New" #"N"
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Big hint: Use copy and paste, so the spelling remains correct. OK? Then
you'll be unsubscribed from the list.
Or execute this Rebol program:
[rebol
Bug! path! in objects don't behave the same as path! outside object.
REBOL/View 0.10.34.3.1 23-Sep-2000
Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
base: make object! [
[p: does [print "function 'p in 'base"]
[]
derived: make object! [
[p: first [base/p]
[]
p:
Jeff already signaled, that List! and Hash! datatypes are being fixed. I
succeeded to track down the behaviour to the following:
h: make hash! 0
insert h copy "0123456789"
h
recycle
insert h copy "0123456789"
CRASH!
just in case you didn't know...
It does the same
Is there a web navigator written in rebol?
You could try checking out Ingo's Web browser here:
http://www.2b1.de/Rebol/index.html
or the scripts on:
http://www.rebol.org
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
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Hi Andrew,
Hi, Elan.
I agree with everything up to here:
If you want REBOL to instead assign p as a reference to the value that the
path evaluates to, you must tell REBOL that:
first reduce [base/p]
'p in 'base.
i.e.
derived: make object! [
p: first reduce [base/p]
]
Hi, Elan. You wrote:
When the REBOL evaluator discovers that the word p is referencing a path,
then the path is dereferenced as well:
p
== "'p in 'block"
But when REBOL is evaluating a path (this time associated with a block)
then unlike when evaluating a word, the evaluation is not
This fails:
read http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/AndrewMartin/RESUME.HTM
on several pages with either network timeout or:
html
head
titleNBCi 404 Error/title
snip!
Yet my site can be read with my browser?
I'm using this version of Rebol:
rebol/version
== 0.10.34.3.1
and it's the very latest
Earlier, I wrote:
This fails:
read http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/AndrewMartin/RESUME.HTM
on several pages with either network timeout or:
html
head
titleNBCi 404 Error/title
The problem is actually due to Rebol's use of an incompatible (with other
browsers) value for http/user-agent.
Earlier, I wrote:
The problem is actually due to Rebol's use of an incompatible (with other
browsers) value for http/user-agent.
If I change user-agent to this:
system/schemes/http/user-agent: rejoin [
"Mozilla" "/" "4.0"
" (Compatible; "
Hi, Sharriff Aina. You wrote:
Can any Rebol Guru tell me how to values captured form a HTML with REBOL
CGI in blocks in a file?
I'm fairly sure I don't understand your question. But does this help?
REBOL/View 0.10.34.3.1 25-Sep-2000
Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
Can any Rebol Guru tell me how to save values captured from a HTML form
with REBOL CGI as a block to a text file?
save %block.txt block
print read %block.txt
[["one" "two" "three"]]
Andrew Martin
Look out! Rebol fan! :-)
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Sharriff Aina wrote:
I can see it coming, somebody would write a wrapper or compiler for REBOL
one day.
I don't know about the compiler, but the wrapper is available from Rebol
now! Read what Bo sent to me:
Quote
(Regarding REBOL Helpdesk #4466)
Andrew,
Here is a snippet from our
Blaz wrote:
No crash here =] ... looks like a problem with the memory handling of
Windoze?
It was a problem with a older version of Rebol being distributed. The very
latest version fixes this problem.
Andrew Martin
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Hi, Larry, you wrote:
I just tried the second Andrew's icon for your rebsite, the one on the
right in the sites window, and it seems to work OK, although the first one
has the same problems as before. Wondering what made the difference?
I'm not sure. Earlier, I wrote:
This fails:
read
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Or execute this Rebol program:
[rebol
If I read in a binary file I get this for example:
variable: #{
5249464624004341666D74201800010001005C774C01
B2530002332D0400
}
How do I navigate this to get to specific values and extract them and
store them in variables?
The best I could do is use
data:
Tim wrote:
It would be great if I could have a function that would take a rebol word
as an argument and print out both the word and it's value:
help source
USAGE:
SOURCE 'word
DESCRIPTION:
Prints the source code for a word.
SOURCE is a function value.
ARGUMENTS:
word --
Sharrif wrote:
can anyone tell me why this path fails?
load %test.r
== [
users: [admin: [
name "name-admin"
email "name-admin"
]
]
]
print users/admin/name
** Script Error: users has no value.
** Where: print users/admin/name
Try:
Here's a working example:
users: [
[admin [
[name "Another User"
[email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[]
[]
== [
admin [
name "Another User"
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
]
]
ptretter wrote:
Just what is the GC bug?
A bug that Rebol crew haven't fixed yet. :-) Unfortunately I've forgotten
the example code that made Rebol crash. :-( Anyone?
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Mark Dickson wrote:
For my own interests I require to write a formal specification for REBOL
as a language technology.
Will this be a description of the way Rebol is now? Or will be more
descriptive of what Rebol will be, once bugs are fixed?
I'm in favour of the latter.
Andrew Martin
Terry Brownell wrote:
Q. How can I read a text file with Rebol, when I'm not sure what the file
name actually is?
I want to process every file in the directory, but how?
print mold read %/c/rebol/
[%Component/ %Rebol%20stuff/ %Old_Rebol/ %Association/ %Site/ %Plug-in/
%Include/ %RebMail/
Hi, Shariff, you wrote (directly):
I´m so sorry to bother you in this manner. I took my work home (deadline
to meet) and since I subscribed to the REBOL list at work it´s not possible
to post any questions. Luckily I cut and pasted a reply that you made to a
question of mine a few days back.
tom wrote:
If given a block, ["text, text -b text --b , text"],
how do I replace -b and --b with b and /b, respectively?
This is the most direct way:
block: ["text, text -b text --b , text"]
== ["text, text -b text --b , text"]
string: copy first block
== "text, text -b text --b , text"
Bob R wrote:
I would prefer to see a specification of what is available now and also
make sure it clearly covers what is in /core first.
It should be possible using Rebol's reflection of words to be able to
automatically scan all of system/words, and write a small HTML page for each
word, that
I've written up some Patches and Enhancements to Rebol, and have posted them
to the 'net here:
http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/Rebol/
Just copy the directories and files to your own machine, and put these
lines:
do %/c/Rebol/Patch/Patches.r
do
e wrote:
I think I get it... When the expression is reduced down, if the result is
type error!, it ab ends.
Not quite as the error can be assigned to a variable. It's when Rebol
evaluates the results and it's of error! type. For example:
error? err1: err2: err3: try [1 / 0]
== true
probe
Paul Tretter wrote:
How do I manipulate the timeout on ports to ensure I don't get a network
timeout error?
Also, anyone know the default timeout value.
Check out the new core manual, page 360, Network Protocols.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
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eventi wrote:
And I havn't seen an elegant way to concatenate binary! type data.
Join would be nice.
probe join #{012345} [ #{0123} ]
#{012345237B303132337D}
Have you tried 'join? Like this:
join #{012345} #{0123}
== #{0123450123}
It seems simpler to me. BUT! It also looks to me that
Bug! - 'insert can't handle a binary value in a block as it's 'value
argument
head insert tail #{012345} #{0123}
== #{0123450123} ; Correct!
head insert/only tail {012345} [{0123}]
== "0123450123"; Correct!
head insert/only tail #{012345} [#{0123}]
== #{012345237B303132337D}; Wrong!
What would be nice here would be to invoke a method call against an object
which is the value of AN EXPRESSION...
(*WARNING* *HYPOTHETICAL SYNTAX FOLLOWS*)
use [evens odds] [
evens: make tally []
odds: make tally []
foreach num bunchanums [
(either even? num
This is a bit shorter, but still not as nice as the Rebol way as used in
System and View.
[
Rebol [
File: %Tally.r
]
tally: make object! [
tot: 0
zero: does [tot: 0]
up: func [/by n [number!]] [print "up!" tot: tot + either by [n] [1]]
down: func [/by n [number!]] [print
And this is more like the Rebol way, as I imperfectly understand it:
[
Rebol [
File: %"Tally Ho.r"
]
Tally!: make object! [
make-Tally: does [make object! [Total: 0]]
Zero: func [Tally [object!]] [Tally/Total: 0 Tally]
Up: func [Tally [object!] /by N [number!]] [
Hi Andrew,
Hi, Elan.
as an aside:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probe err
** Math Error: Attempt to divide by zero.
** Where: 1 / 0
remember to disarm errors before you probe them. Try
probe disarm err
That's probably what you intended to do?
No, I meant to write exactly that, to
I have created a function which returns something strange when I use
rejoin.
The function is called build-html.r which builds a markup statement. Here
is the console result. Notice the closing bracket for the opening tag is
strangely moved to the end of the rejoined string:
do %build-html.r
list: make list! [1 2 3 4]
== make list! [1 2 3 4]
first list
== 1
remove list
== make list! [2 3 4]
first list
** Script Error: Out of range or past end.
** Where: first list
first head list
== 2
As Larry points out, some functions work differently for list!. I believe
it's for performance
You've run into the interesting way that 'join works on tag!.
rejoin [font "class=" "Ryan C. Christiansen" /font]
== fontclass=Ryan C. Christiansen/font
Basically you have to convert the tags to strings to work as you'd expect,
as 'join on a tag! will put the stuff in the block inside the
Did you know? - 'Bind is stackable!
I didn't - until I tried it. Have a look at the line:
if all bind bind Filter 'File 'Header
Unit: function ['Name [word!] Base-Directory [file!] Sub-Directory [file!]
Filter [block!]] [Script Header] [
error? try [
if
jn wrote:
nondiv: func [d] [func [n] [either n // d = 0 [none] [n]]]
This could be quicker as:
nondiv: func [d] [func [n] [if n // d 0 [n]]]
as 'if returns 'none when the condition is false.
Also, this:
map: function [[catch] b [block!] f [function!] /all]
is better as:
The next most common name I can recall for that kind of thing is
"accumulate", but I'm too lazy to type that all the way out.
How about: "cumulate"? It's shorter! :-)
Or what about: "apply", as in applying the function to a block or blocks?
As 'pair-wise can be extended to three (or more)
Andrew wrote:
As 'pair-wise can be extended to three (or more) arguments functions as
well.
Much like this:
Apply: function [Blocks [block!] F [any-function!]] [Results F-Block] [
[Results: none
[if equal? length? Blocks length? first :F [
[Results: make block! length? first
jn wrote:
The next one (I can't recall if there's a common name for it) can be
used for statistics and other fun things:
Chris wrote:
In Lisp this function is still MAP. MAP takes any number of sequences and
the function takes a number of arguments equal to the number of sequences:
Is there a efficient way of creating a block consisting of a range of
integers?
For 1 to N, yes (based on jn's code:
Iota: function [N [integer!]] [Block] [
Block: make block! N
repeat I N [insert tail Block I]
Block
]
iota 6
== [1 2 3 4 5 6]
If you want to put in a
Bug! - 'second on object containing ONE hash! has TWO hash! !!
REBOL/View 0.10.35.3.1 30-Sep-2000
Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
o: make object! [h: make hash! []]
o/h
== make hash! []
second o
== [
make object! [
h: make hash! []
] make hash! [...]]
Bug! - 'second on object containing ONE hash! has TWO hash! !!
o: make object! [b: make block! [] b2: make block! [] b3: make block! []]
print mold second o
[
make object! [
b: []
b2: []
b3: []
] [] [] []]
insert tail o/b 1
== []
print mold second o
[
Eric wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Hi, Eric!
Are you pulling our leg? Remember 'self ?
It even does a similar thing in old Rebol/Core:
REBOL 2.2.0.3.1
Copyright (C) 1998-1999 REBOL Technologies
REBOL is a Trademark of REBOL Technologies
All rights reserved.
Finger protocol loaded
Whois protocol loaded
Everyone is right in saying this is not a bug! I agree too!
print mold second o
[
make object! [
a: "fee"
b: "fie"
c: "foe"
d: "fum"
] "fee" "fie" "foe" "fum"]
The first thing in:
second o
is the 'self
Ryan wrote:
Besides the horribly inefficient code, what could be wrong with this
script (below) that would be causing problems?
It could be a problem in your JavaScript? Or HTML for frames?
Andrew Martin
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Larry wrote:
Here is a related fun puzzle ;-)
b: [1 2]
== [1 2]
b/2: b
== [1 [...]]
And what happens when:
same? b b/2
is done? This:
REBOL caused a stack fault in module REBOL.EXE at 015f:00435703.
Registers:
EAX=00c04838 CS=015f EIP=00435703 EFLGS=00010297
EBX=0073db2f
Ryan wrote:
print rejoin [{a href="} url {"IMG SRC="/graphics/bannerads/} img {"
ALT=
"} alt {" target="_blank" border=0 height="} height {" width="} width
{"/a
}]
Just a suggestion, but you could add the HTML HEAD and BODY tags
around this code, just in case it's accessed by an older
Gabriele wrote:
I'd suggest:
set [url img alt height width] pick b random length? b
But then there's only one use of Transpose! :-) Thanks Gabriele for picking
that up.
Andrew Martin
Transposed Rebol...
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Carlos wrote:
I know this question was made in here a hundred times but I need the
answer again, please. How can change the value for FTP time out?
Check out page 360 in new Rebol/Core manual PDF, 12-12. There's a very good
reference there.
Andrew Martin
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jn wrote:
Nice choice of names...
Thanks, Joel.
(but I MUST remember to ask you about the caps)
Why capitals? Here's the Transpose function again:
Transpose: function [
[catch]
"Transposes Matrices"
Matrix [block!]
][
Results Width Height Column
][
Results: make
Ted wrote:
How about starting with Carl's style guide:
http://www.rebol.com/users/scrstyle.html,
and extending from there?
Rebol Crew wrote:
The contents of a block are indented, but the block's enclosing brackets
[] are not. That's because the brackets belong to the prior level of
REBOL [] icon "test" %test
I suspect that:
%test
is meant to be:
%test.r
** Math Error: Attempt to divide by zero.
** Where: pbar/data: b / l show
That's most likely an error in View. Probably can't handle a file that
doesn't exist? 'l is most likely to be length?
Do you think that the HELP convention, as in:
help append
USAGE:
APPEND series value /only
DESCRIPTION:
Appends a value to the tail of a series and returns the series
head.
APPEND is a function value.
ARGUMENTS:
series -- (Type:
Joel wrote:
I assume your [catch] was a faster way of addressing this same
issue, by simply passing the error resulting from an empty argument list
back to the caller.
Andrew (mistakenly!!) wrote:
It's a whole lot simpler and catches the error earlier and it runs
faster.
Ladislav wrote:
This is clearly one of those "you say tomato, I say ketchup" issues.
Anyone who doesn't like ketchup on his steak (or steak under his ketchup) is
welcome to skip this post entirely!
This is religious war territory! :-)
I prefer a slightly modified form of:
begin-end Block Boundaries
determiner: [
"Attractive" |
"Intelligent" |
"Visionary" |
"Dangerous" - You're missing something here...
"The" |
"Complacent" |
none
]
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
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--
Update button on Rebol/View for Windows always downloads a new copy of
Rebol/View.
This might have something to do with time zones, as I'm currently at +11
hours GMT, NZ Daylight Saving Time.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
--
nounphrase: [
["Andrew"
[]
== [
"Andrew"
]
predphrase: [
["Rules!"
[]
== [
"Rules!"
]
string: "Andrew Rules!"
== "Andrew Rules!"
parse string [nounphrase predphrase]
== true
Andrew Martin
Toot! Toot!
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Jeff wrote:
So let's say you construct a form out of ALL hidden type fields. And you
want to submit it without the user having to press anything. Meaning you
want to somehow let the script "Press the Submit button" for this invisible
form.
How to do that? Any ideas?
This sounds like a job
Michael Jelinek wrote:
Andrew Martin wrote:
I prefer the better human readable style like this example:
repeat Index Width [
Column: make block! Width
foreach Row Matrix [
insert/only tail Column Row/:Index
]
insert/only tail Results
Peter Carlsson wrote:
I need to have a CGI script on a server which will allow authorized
persons to get access to read/write on the server.
As part of the CGI query string the username and password are provided.
It will be used to update REBOL scripts on the server. It will then be
REBOL/View 0.10.38.3.1 3-Oct-2000
Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
source func
func: func [
"Defines a user function with given spec and body."
[catch]
spec [block!] {Help string (opt) followed by arg words (and opt type and
string)}
body [block!] "The
f: func [arg] [none]
source f
f: func [arg][none]
Where did 'throw-on-error go to?! After all it's present here:
Silly Andrew! It didn't go anywhere.
But the rest of the bug is still there!! :-(
Andrew Martin
I blame my diabetic hypo...
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Ladislav wrote:
FYI Throw-on-error simply executes, that's all.
I realised that shortly after I sent my email. Thanks!
zot2: func load mold third :func copy/deep second :func
Load Mold is needed instead of Copy/deep (I think, that you will find out
why)
I think I found out why:
type?
Carl wrote:
What would you think if we were to move this main list to a site like
egroups.com?
Fine with me.
Andrew Martin
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Rishi wrote:
Wasn't there a list already created by the name "rebol"?
I tried creating one earlier today after I read Carl's message, but I got an
error message from eGroups, that seemed to indicate the name was already
taken.
If not, who is going to create it and create/maintain list?
I
Carl [A REBOL as always] Sassenrath wrote:
With regard to the specifics of buglists, knowledge-bases, and specs:
I'm for it. But help me out because I don't have the time or peoplepower to
do everything for everybody. Like I said: I've been focusing on YOU for
four years now. I've had no
Sharriff wrote:
Does anyone have a solution of persisting data across HTML pages? I want
data submitted through a CGI from a HTML form to be usable in other pages.
Why not have a Rebol cgi script that outputs the HTML form, another one that
responds to the form and then writes the information
Rishi wrote:
But it would be nice to have the name REBOL as the newsgroup name. Perhaps
you could find out who took this name and see if he/she might give it up for
this newsgroup??
I suspect Rebol Crew have it. Here's the description that eGroups here
http://www.egroups.com/group/rebol
And I've just now subscribed to it again.
I also tried emailing to it but got this back from eGroups:
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Peter Carlsson wrote:
When calling a script from within the console I don't manage to pass any
arguments to the script.
Passing arguments when starting up REBOL itself works but not when REBOL
is already started.
Could someone please help me?
help do
USAGE:
DO value /args arg /next
Rishi wrote:
Otherwise, what shall we call this discussion group?
Call me impetuous, but I went ahead and made a replacement list at eGroups
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