o the block
; 'bind is needed, so that the block is evaluated in the right
; context
; And to write the corresponding function set-path is left to the
; reader (meaning, I don't know how to do it best, either ;-)
I hope that clarifies it a bit ...
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Once upon a time Anton spoke
][
print either word? :name [
either value? name [
rejoin [name " (" type? get name "): " mold name: get name]
] [
rejoin [name " (no value)"]
]
] [
rejoin ["(" type? :name "): " mold :name]
Hi Allen,
I must've missed _that_ one, can someone please repost it?
I always thought the drop in volume was somewhat related
to the expiration of the view betas, which only at the
very last moment got updated ...
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From
Hi Chris,
you can access the database through tcp, but will have to
do your own protocol handling. The question has been raised
a few times, but AFAIK noone has a working solution so far.
Command would give you ODBC access, but I think no direct
access to MySQL, so far.
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ntered the sub-rule!) and then
we copy the next-part of the name to the next "" the rule ends here, but
we've told parse to check this rule multiple times (some), so we just reenter
the sub-rule ...
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Once upon a time Brett Handley spoketh thus:
L 09/22/20
next-part "" [if none? next-part [next-part: ""] append name join
"" next-part] )
skip copy next-part to "" ]
parse line1 main-rule
Juli
(if "" are directly following each other, name-part is set to
ng,
and you are done.
(Why did it work berfore? Don't know, maybe the "br" tag was at the
end of the string?)
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could need /View with
/shell, of course then I'd loose cross-platform abilities, but so
what? Some scripts make only sense if you _have_ specific Platforms/
Programs, and I'd just like to use Rebol.
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Once upon a time GS Jones spoketh thus:
From: Jamey Cribbs
Well, I think
[
Title: "Script 2"
File: %script2.r
]
do %script1.r
print system/script/header/title
; end of scripts
You'll get "Script 1", because this script has been loaded
last ...
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Hi Carl,
I don't no why, but my scripts tend to go wild on new Rebol
Versions. I tried again without my standard DO files, and then
it works here, too. Now I'll have to investigate further, and
by the way, the problem is consisitent on /Core 2.5.0.4.2 and
/View 1.0.0.4.2 .
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Technologies
...
probe system/options/args
["-q"]
== ["-q"]
I just thought someone might find this handy.
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The question is - How does one
.bashrc in
your home dir)
export PATH=$PATH:/home/tobi/bin
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Once upon a time piefke 3000 spoketh thus:
hi there.
i downloaded core024.tar.gz and unpacked it into the Applications
directory of my macos x harddisk.
because i was not able
way and
trigger intl characters. That's why they should not be used as qualifier
keys in applications.
sorry, but on all german keyboards I had so far it is like Petr described:
rightAlt+Q -- @
leftAlt+Q -- whatever the program wants to do on alt+q
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Date: 1-Aug-2000
Version: 0.0.1
File: %pg.r
Author: Ingo Hohmann
Rights: (c) 8/2000 Ingo Hohmann
Usage: []
Comment: []
History: [[1-Aug-2000 Ingo Hohmann initial Version]]
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Known-bugs
]
]
rule: [
any [
set wrd set-word! (check wrd) |
'set [
set wrd lit-word! (check wrd) |
into [any [set wrd word! (check wrd)]]
] |
into rule |
skip
]
to end
]
parse ctx rule
use union locals locals ctx
]
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question/:count
append file-to-save answer/:count
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dynamic interface
- corrected a lot of bugs, and added some new ones ;-)
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I don't understand
why it returns 'none ...
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been removed from the pair!
datatype. They lead to hard-to-find errors.
I think the error message has just not been cleanly
changed.
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) and the integer (n)
make a word out of it
and get what you find under that word (without the 'get
it would only return the name of the word 'c1, namely a
word c1. With 'get, it returns the object!, c1 points too).
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Thanks Ingo
Another great answer from the rebol-list. I have just tested it. However
trying to understand more, I crash my windows with a probe. Here is my code.
The probe thing is in the guru-function.
Thanks again
Rebol []
guru-function: func [ s [string!] n [integer!] /local mc
/frunlog.txt
... or ...
print read %/c/my briefcase/frunlog.txt
... use the quotes.
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; and the result...
probe o
make object! [
a: none
]
But remember, that 'make doesn't create deep copies, so you
might run into some surprises, if you tried to assign this
to another word. But setting it back to the same is safe.
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: make object! [
[f: system/words/a/b/c
[; ^^
[]
[]
[]
a/d/e/f
== object
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Hi Cyphre,
thanks, you are right, next time i use a freshly opened rebol
console for testing ... ;-)
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Hi Ingo,
Oops, your solution doesnot work since you are trying to assign recursive
value form undone object:
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forall blk [if block? blk/1 [ blk/1: next blk/1 ]]
== []
blk: head blk
== [[2 3 4] [6 7 8] [10 11 12] [14 15 16 17] one]
forall blk [if block? blk/1 [ blk/1: head blk/1 ]] blk: head blk
== [[1 2 3 4] [5 6 7 8] [9 10 11 12] [13 14 15 16 17] one]
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Hi Mario,
Once upon a time Cassani Mario spoketh thus:
Hi all,
experimenting mail filters and talking to Phil Bevan
some problems with email headers faced us:
...
In import-email I really miss something to import real names
from addresses, like:
[...]
From: Gino Pilotino [EMAIL
fillers str -10
== +++677
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well.
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button Unview [unview]
]
]
view lay
Script 2 -
Now all functions are defined, before they are needed (evaluated) in
the 'view function.
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) text (join var i)
]
]
== [var1: text var1 var2: text var2 ... ]
view layout b
var2/text
== var2
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that shed a little light on the mistery ...
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Am Die, 2002-04-02 um 21.43 schrieb Dr. Louis A. Turk:
Hi rebols,
I wrote this function to add spaces in the right places to line up columns
of text:
pad: func [form-length val] [loop form-length - length? to-string val [prin
]]
It works
, the first line could not be trimmed, so nothing
changed at all.
t: { A^/ B^/ A}
==A^/ B^/ A
trim/auto t
== A^/ B^/A
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Am Fre, 2002-04-05 um 14.12 schrieb Anton:
trim/auto AAA^/ BBB^/ CCC^/ DDD
== {AAA
BBB
CCC
DDD}
I was expecting all
] bho-5259 ; === ONE KEY, composed of TWO KEYS.
make object! [
code: bho
chknum: 5259
date: 27-Jul-2001
amount: $100.00
special: $0.00
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The 'insert is in the first paren!, because otherwise the last
charecters would be added if the string does not contain a multiple
of num characters.
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Hi Carl, Rebols,
it may be that I don't see the obvious, but given
a: context[ b: context[ c: 1]]
f: func ['word] [print word]
f a/b/c
a/b/c
what do I have to do to get 'word evaluated?
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in
the next beta Version of Rebol. So the phenomenon may only be seen in
the new betas, not on any of the stable versions.
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BTW, are there any docs about the system port?
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date creation-date none
date access-date none
date modification-date none
logic owner-write none
logic archived none
logic hidden none
logic system none
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== a/b/c
append %a/ form 'b/c
== %a/b/c
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in this specific
case, though.
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] [[]]
== [[[] []] [[] []] [[] []]]
append a/1/2 3
== [3]
a
== [[[] [3]] [[] []] [[] []]]
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the slider/scroller back?
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to the system/user
object, and use this to determine the language settings.
I have an experimental implementation to work with different language
strings on the reb under h-o-h/core/languages . Maybe something like
this should be part of the system, too.
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Hi Ammon,
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Hi,
Have you tried 'get-style? 'get-style was designed to avoid that problem.
No, didn't know about it. But in the end, it's seems to do no more than
my select does.
HTH
Ammon
A short time ago, Ingo Hohmann, sent an email stating:
Yore joking ain't ya
])
]
(print ])
]
]
]
which gives
item-1-id [
value 0
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item-2-id [
value 1
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it, a newline (you could use ^/, too).
From the usability view-point:
- You should display a list of the symbols on startup.
- and an error on less than 5 symbols
- help on wrong symbols
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Ed Dana wrote:
Greetings all,
Attached is a small game I created in my continuing
is created, with an initial size of an-integer.
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Thanks Gabriele,
I stand corrected ... out to find that thinking brain dog now ;-)
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Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi Ingo,
On Monday, May 27, 2002, 4:51:06 PM, you wrote:
IH converts the value into the other datatype, but in the special case of
IHto-any-series-datatype
is, that ^ is Rebols escape character:
^/= return
^-= tab
^(41) = ascii character 65
^^= a literal ^
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Hi Daniel,
I know there are at least two, and I know where one of them can be
found, namely at: http://www.h-o-h.org/browser.r
It's really a text-only browser, in a view layout, but I think you could
get some ideas on how to parse.
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of a function are hidden in an object!. Especially
once you start with /View.
That said, 'source is always worth a try.
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for the phone number, at most 8 for the phone
number.
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Now answering my own email ...
Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Use the SOURCE, Luke! The SOURCE will not fail you... ;-)
Unless it does, of course ...
a: make object! [ blk: [ print HI ] set 'f func [][ do blk ]]
f
HI
source f
f: func [][do blk]
blk
! tests seem to
be doable (INARTE and all, af course).
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Server response: HTTP/1.0 404 WWWOFFLE Will Get
** Near: read http://slovnik.nettown.cz/?co=naslepokde=A-%C8
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put to-string now/date length? to-string now/date
]
Now the button works as expected - but only a few times. After 3 to 10
times it doesn't do anything at all.
I'm using REBOL/View 1.2.5.4.2 6-May-2002, anyone seeing the same problem?
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== [[30 0]]
tab_nbr
== [[0 0] [30 0] [0 0]]
'bind has two paramters, the block you want to run in a differrent
context than its default, and a word from the context you want it to run
in.
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needed.
I hope that sheds a little light on that one.
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.) AND (not none? find pick p 2 htm) [
What you are searching for is 'all, used like this:
if all [
(2 = length? p: parse filename .)
(not none? find pick p 2 htm)
] [
'whatever-you-like-to-do-now
]
'all and its companion 'any use short-circuit evalution.
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Hi Rebols,
I need to create ID's which are unique over even when they are created
on different machines, or several poeple on the same machine, etc. Does
anyone have a better idea than
unique-id: join join system/user/email system/network/host now/precise
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may
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to end
]
]
]
view layout lay
]
; -- rebol file ends --
I hope this will guide you on your way ...
Ingo
Am Sam, 2002-09-21 um 11.50 schrieb Nicolas Maillard:
HI,
i'am trying to explain beter =)
i generate a script in dyn
over function
invocation. Of course the first usage of the func might be slow, because
'str would have to slowly grow, while being appended to.
_or_ you use the ideas someone else woll surely come up with.
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visual feedback, but you aren't forced to use the
parentheses, so most people don't most of the time, except when the
expression becomes too complicated.
I hope that sheds a little light on the subject.
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Am Mon, 2002-09-23 um 06.03 schrieb Jason Cunliffe:
Today I read a comment
system, it will be hard to handle library.
Or, we should decide to use one of the many module handlers floating
around (or create one), and decide that this one will have to be used by
all library scripts.
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to ask again,
filter the answers, and send them on to you to decide. And if there's
noone appropriate to be found:
I don't have much time, don't feel fluent in Rebol, but would like to
grow into the position.
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Am Son, 2002-09-15 um 00.28 schrieb Carl at REBOL:
Wanted:
We
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(at least on your sample data and /Core 2.5.6.4.2 ).
checksum trim/lines mold objA
== 2341746
(I tried mold/flat first, but this gives inconsistent behaviour like
plain mold.)
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, a central repositry where you'll be sure to
find everything is still missing in the mindset of most Rebolers, though I
hope rebol.org will get there.
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not implemented behaviour, but it should
get you going).
I hoppe that helps,
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P.S. soon to be found on
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Hi Marcelo,
Marcelo Fontes Castellani wrote:
Someone have an mode REBOL to XEMACS to share with me ?
Have a look at this ;-)
http://www.rebol.com/tools/rebol.el
Should work in both Emacses, IIRC.
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reached the end,
; and be done
opt [copy s2 any non-number (if not none? s2 [append last b s2]) | end]
]
]
; end
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I have just now downloaded this version and found out that this version
doesn't do automatic indentation, so I must be using a different version,
it seems.
If anyone is interested ...
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Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Hi Marcelo,
Marcelo Fontes Castellani wrote:
Someone have
Welcome, Kai,
Kai Peters wrote:
...
How do I typecast the URL below for use with banner or any other word
expecting a string?
REBOL []
ftpserver: ftp://server.somedomain.net
view layout [ banner to-string ftpserver ]
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== [http://www.rebol.net; index.html]
repeat d test [ print [ f dtype? f d ]]
http://www.rebol.neturl
index.htmlfile
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, and dag'n'droppable ;-) , now we just
have to toggle the text depending on face/data (this feature of 'pick has
been the source of many long and lively discussions, but it makes for nice
short code).
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Kai Peters wrote:
Thanks for your very elaborate help, Ingo.
It all makes good sense, yet there still is a problem: When I cut paste your code
to my console, the toggle caption does not change on my machine??
Any ideas?
After some checks, yes, this has changed between the last official
Hi Gabreiele,
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi Ingo,
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, 9:55:53 PM, you wrote:
IH This is the answer ...
Shoulda have said, this _one_ possible answer ...
Actually, he just needs:
Toggle 60 Start Stop
Which only goes to show, that there's _always_ an easier
In this example I used the = which is common to both strings, checked
whether what I have _before_ this sign is one of the two strings I'm
interested in, and then start to copy, or just go thru the = to start
again ...
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Hi Ged,
this is a shot into the blue, but try Scite to call Rebol with the -c
option. This puts Rebol in cgi mode, in which its output should be sent to
standard-out.
I hope that helps,
Ingo
Ged Byrne wrote:
Scite is my text editor of choice, which has an
execution option that captures
Liste wieder ausgetragen sein.
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to get off again. And
as noone able to understand english would ever want to leave this list, I
figured it wouldn't be too interesting for the lot of you ;-)
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Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch wrote:
I can understand some written dialects of german if I read it over and over
!s are not allowed in paths ... however
you can do any of the following ...
probe l/1/a
== 2
probe l/2/a
== 3
num: 1
probe l/:num/a
== 2
and becoming somewhat esoteric ...
probe get in first l 'a
== 2
I hope that's enough for now ...
Ingo
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The published means to bypass copy protection: hold down the shift key
when putting the disc into the drive, so that windows autostart is
suppressed ...
More info, e.g. http://vigilant.tv/article/3362
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are on their special keys
work fine.
Don't know if this'll help, though,
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