Title: performance and bug
Well doing a really simple performance like:
rebol []
b: fourth now
for a 1 100 1 []
fourth now - b
it take 0:00:17 when not connected to internet
and 0:00:23 when connected !
why the difference ??
And the 2.2.0.2.3 ( FAT ) correct some bug
like stpping a
Hello,
On 18-Nov-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all.
My 2c:
In the case of a programming language,
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What do you think ?
Mike M.
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN"
HTML
HEAD
META content=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1 http-equiv=Content-Type
META
Hello,
On 19-Nov-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The last I saw it was about $150 with a book. Please correct me if I'm
wrong.
http://gigabuys.us.dell.com/store/catalog.asp?Word_Phrase=beos
BE INCORPORATED BE OS Operating System v4.5
ADD $41.45
BE INCORPORATED BE OS V4.5 BE OS
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I've done a similar thing with my PCS cell phone, except that I
monitor an incoming e-mail address instead of checking a web server.
My PCS provider also provides a web gateway. The attached script
%pcspager.r should give you a pretty good
i am trying to compare two string
this is what i use ..
if( str = "") [ x: x + 1 ]
it gives me the following error
** Syntax Error: Invalid word-get -- :.
** Where: (line 37) if (str == "") [ x : x + 1 ]
in C you can easily do this .
i think i am making a fundamental mistake
Hello!
Sorry to bother you with this question again but a few
weeks ago someone explained how to list all system
variables in Rebol.
I recall there was a script doing this but I don't
remember the name. Is it explained elsewhere?
Best regards,
Peter Carlsson
Hi :-)
it should get to the list as an attachement. Enjoy :-)
-pekr-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
Sorry to bother you with this question again but a few
weeks ago someone explained how to list all system
variables in Rebol.
I recall there was a script doing this but I don't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am trying to compare two string
this is what i use ..
if( str = "") [ x: x + 1 ]
it gives me the following error
** Syntax Error: Invalid word-get -- :.
** Where: (line 37) if (str == "") [ x : x + 1 ]
- str: ""
== ""
- if (str = "") [print ["Str
Hi Peter,
Here are a couple from www.rebol.org that will help you
"Classified list of REBOL words" by Eric Long
http://www.rebol.org/utility/huh.r
"System Object Browser" by Bohdan Lechnowsky
http://www.rebol.org/script/browse-system.r
Cheers,
Allen K
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 7:55 PM
Subject: [REBOL] another dumb problem!!
i am trying to compare two string
this is what i use ..
if( str = "") [ x: x + 1 ]
it gives me the following error
Hi Kevin,
Cool script!
Thought you might like to know a simpler way to remove "^/"
These two lines
while [ptr: find textmsg "^/"] [textmsg: insert (remove/part ptr (length?
"^/")) " " ]
textmsg: head textmsg
can be replaced by this
trim/lines textmsg
Cheers,
Allen K
OK, OK I have been dually chastized :-)
The point that I was trying to make was: I feel that were REBOL to follow
the pricing/Marketing example of Turbo Pascal, and price their product so
that it is redally available to the masses combined with a top notched
marketing plan I believe that
Hello,
On 21-Nov-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be more willing to pay for "Rebol for Dummies".
How about a "Beginner's Guide to Rebol for Experienced Programmers"?
Subtitle: "Forget all you know" :)
Elliott
Or even, IT'S SIMPLIER THAN YOU THINK
g
I may write that one.
I take it that you consider their service has been good.
Their software arrangements are unusual, and new to me. I am just
starting to study their offerings, and haven't seen anything like it
elsewhere - it sounds like you control your own config like a
webmaster would
on a private
OK, OK I have been dually chastized :-)
The point that I was trying to make was: I feel that were REBOL
to follow
the pricing/Marketing example of Turbo Pascal, and price their product so
that it is redally available to the masses combined with a top notched
marketing plan I believe that
Thanks,
I connected Internet with modem(ISP dialing), set my IE5 without proxy setting,Ie
worked very well! myrebol-ftp-login worked well also! but ...
No proxy,No firewall...
maybe rebol and win98??? or ie5 and rebol??? I really don't know,could you give a hand
to me?
best wish,
-
Hi there,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Curtis. My guess is that SELMA is stripping off his name (like it does my
name. Usually my email messages identify me is "Elan" in the "from:" header).
That's something I wanted to ask before! Why does SELMA do this? It
shouldn't
be a problem to add the full
No, it doesn't, I am sorry. Above section of code gets executed, once you
"do http://..." in REBOL, while Maciej is asking for REBOL sections to
be executed by webserver and result of code being inserted into resulted
html code, sent to client.
But, I have answer for you. REBOL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, it doesn't, I am sorry. Above section of code gets executed, once you
"do http://..." in REBOL, while Maciej is asking for REBOL sections to
be executed by webserver and result of code being inserted into resulted
html code, sent to client.
But, I
Hi,
I haven't find easily way to do following:
- num: 0.00181716
== 1.81716E-3
- num
== 1.81716E-3
- ble: form num
== "1.81716E-3"
- print ble
1.81716E-3
- ble: to-string num
== "1.81716E-3"
- print ble
1.81716E-3
-
I hope I don't need to create some special formatter function, or? ;-)
Hi,
Actually what you have is a simple typo
The clue is in the error msg, it shows x : x + 1 (notice the space between
the x and the colon)
With the typo
str: ""
x: 0
if( str = "") [x : x + 1]
** Syntax Error: Invalid word-get -- :.
** Where: (line 1) if( str = "") [x : x + 1]
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Hmm, I don't have a mac, so can't answer.
But in general, I belive you should look in the server docs for:
1. how to associate rebol scripts with the rebol intepretor.
(macs don't associate files by extension AFAIR but maybe the does?)
in general:
Does REBOL
Ladislav said:
Could you try to *encourage* some of us to try more
functional programming in Rebol? - I mean simply write
some purely functional examples of Rebol code.
I've sown enough discord and I repent. For my penance I
will do as Ladislav has
As it turns out, it isn't possible to do this in REBOL with
purely functional code because there doesn't seem to be a
way to prepend an element to a block in a non-destructive
way. However, if we cheat a little and introduce these
functions:
prepend: func [item blk] [
Does anyone here know how to negotiate a web site that uses cookie based
authentication?
---
Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
http://www.compkarori.com/dbase - The dBase bulletin
You could use my cookie-client script that is somewhere on rebol.org. It allows you
to read access webpages while sending them cookies.
I'm planning when I have a few minutes free on revising it to work a bit more nicely
and automatically remember cookies and the like. Sort of a smart read
Jeff asks:
What's wrong with
prepend: func [item blk][append reduce [item] blk]
This is no more functional than what I wrote, I just didn't
understand it as well. Is REDUCE guaranteed to return a fresh
block?
__
Get Your Private, Free
Hi folks.
I don't wanna get you angry, but a few last lines
convinced me that some I should recommend this
document to your attention:
http://www.rebol.com/user-guide/style.html
Cheers,
jan
--
Jan Strejcek
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hey that was cool .. actually overlooked it .. thanx
Hi, there Rebols!
Was wondering if any of you had played around with the UDP messaging?
As my attempts at using UDP, based on the TCP examples on REBOL.com, are
failing and I need some pointers.
I just want to send a stream of UDP messages from one PC to another.
I don't care if the
At 08:46 AM 11/23/99 +, you wrote:
OK, OK I have been dually chastized :-)
The point that I was trying to make was: I feel that were REBOL to follow
the pricing/Marketing example of Turbo Pascal, and price their product so
that it is redally available to the masses combined with a top
Hi Will,
you wrote:
no answer = Well does it mean it doesn't ??
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 08:55:51 +0100
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] does CGI work on Macintosh ?
Hi all 8)
Well, would the rebol 2.2 work as CGI
with WebStar
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DU writes
You could use my cookie-client script that is somewhere on rebol.org. It allows
you to read access webpages while sending them cookies.
I'll head there now ...
I'm planning when I have a few minutes free on revising it to work a bit
Hi Tom,
I don't no the the implementation of Selma (what was the
command, by the way?), but I think that it is caused by
import-email, which just strips real-names off.
I have some patches, that will make it possible to use
real-names within rebol, I tried to send it to rebol.org,
hope it gets
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
Kev,
I tried out your script with modifications, but I get an error returned
by the mtnsms server 'Object not found'. I don't know what this means,
but I have noticed that in response to posting my userid and password, a
cookie is sent back
Here's my solution to the problems I posed.
Don't peek if you are trying to do it yourself.
rebol []
comment1: {
Imperative programs that mimic basic functional operations
mostly through an intense amount of copying.
}
prepend: func [item blk] [
result: make block! (length? blk) + 1
Absolutely correct. My comments about smart marketing are meant for Turbo
not Borland. I agree Borland did a steller job of turning everything they
touched into c---.
It's good to hear from a fellow North Carolinian. I'm over here on the
coast (with web feet) in Kinston NC.
I would really
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tion, but I am not seeing that request when I read their port
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There is no request. The server automatically gets sent all cookies that your browser
has relating to that domain and path.
If you look at the headers the server returns to you,
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Sprint is still in my toolbox for special jobs. While I'm happy, a lot of
Sprint users (there's still a mailing list) are not. Borland mismanaged
Sprint (and other products), and simply did the end users a massive
disservice. People now use
Absolutely correct. My comments about smart marketing are meant
for Turbo
not Borland. I agree Borland did a steller job of turning
everything they
touched into c---.
Yep... Carl and you guys at Rebol should examine Borland's strategy over the
years and do EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE. You will
Hi all,
to send a cgi POST query I'd like to open a port to a particular
web server. As I'm behind a proxy I'd like to know if it's
possible to set a proxy for every open command.
port: open [
scheme: 'tcp
host: :base-url
port-id: 80
proxy/host:"wingate.intranet.gy"
Inprise allowed dBase to leave the fold - exclusively licensed it to
KSoft ( aka dBase200 inc ).
Why don't the Sprint users take over the product - get it open sourced
or something.
We've been trying for years, Grahamg. They won't let loose of it.
--Ralph
Hi Petr, you wrote:
Hi,
I haven't find easily way to do following:
- num: 0.00181716
== 1.81716E-3
- num
== 1.81716E-3
- ble: form num
== "1.81716E-3"
I submitted a script called %format.r to rebol.org that does that.
num: 0.00181716
== 1.81716E-3
format num
== "0.00"
format num
Hi x1cthach,
you wrote:
set-net [ (to-url rejoin [user "@" service]) (to-url service) none none none
none]
Shouldn't you have the smtp server's address (mail.host.dom, or
smtp.host.dom) in third position of set-net [ ... ]?
You now have 'none instead. Perhaps that's the problem?
Elan
Your patience is rewarded!
The beta version of REBOL User's Guide is posted to
http://www.rebol.com/manual/.
This is a draft. Please send your comments, suggestions, corrections, and
feedback to mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]. The REBOL Documentation Team will
continue refining this document with
You can use:
port-spec: make port! [
scheme: 'tcp
host: :base-url
port-id: 80
proxy: make system/schemes/default/proxy []
timeout: 0:10
]
Root-Protocol/open-proto port-spec
and now it should be open, going through your default proxy. For
Shouldn't you have the smtp server's address (mail.host.dom, or
smtp.host.dom) in third position of set-net [ ... ]?
You now have 'none instead. Perhaps that's the problem?
From the REBOL Dictionary:
Set-net [email-addr default-server pop-server proxy-server proxy-port-id
proxy-type]
and
On 24-Nov-99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a draft. Please send your comments, suggestions, corrections, and
feedback to mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]. The REBOL Documentation Team will
continue refining this document with your help and suggestions.
Danny: is there an archive of the manual
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