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On Tuesday, 6-October-2009 at 11:58:02 Tim Johnson wrote,
The following was sent out yesterday, and bounced back as
undeliverable. So I have contacted Sunand, Tom Conlin and Carl. =A0It
now looks like the ML is now (for the time being) recognizing me
what he said
Graham Chiu wrote:
Use parse
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Kai Peters kpet...@otaksoft.com wrote:
Hi guys,
what is a *fast* way to strip chars unwanted from a string?
TIA
Kai
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=DEemseddin Moldibi [ Bircom ] wrote:
Hi, how do I prevent Rebol Console to use scientific notation for =3D
decimal numbers?
0.005
=3D3D=3D3D 5E-3
0.002 * 2
=3D3D=3D3D 4E-3
=20
Is there a system/option?
It varies across, and is consistent within operating systems.
on Solaris with rebol
Kai Peters wrote:
Hi All ~
I need to eliminate lines from a file that contain one or more words from a=
negative list.
Below is some simplified code showing how I am currently doing this. Is=
there a faster/better way?
TIA
Kai
str:Romeo loves Juliet very much
neg:[
Hi Raimund
disclaimer I have not touched R3 yet.
R2 parse is not limited to strings,
a binary is still a series and parse
will accept a series.
have you checked that the parsed result
is a block of string and not a block of binaries?
if so maybe
since some binaries are just strings
and
for me the point of pointlessness for this particular programing party,
(in which I have participated) ...is, it's goal is to compare how
different languages to the same thing, as in done the same exact way.
Rebol's strengths may not lie in doing things the same exact way you
would do them in
have you tried something like
...
if # first at rec1 2054 + y + j [
...
where the main point is considering the comparison as chars instead of
strings and a secondary point is keeping the constants of a comparison
first and ordering your expressions not to need parens.
John Dutcher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Rebol Group,
I'm a bit new, I have a couple of the Rebol books and have gone
over the different tutorial a few times but I'm having trouble with
the following code of mine.
For example:
I'm attempting to parse the meta tags but the tag can end in either
Kai Peters wrote:
Hi ~
given a series like
[
joe 155 a-word [ another-word 122 22 word @ [ more-words 122 ' ]=
]
]
what is a *fast* way to replace all occurrences of @ with another string?
Note that the nesting levels and series composition may vary.
Thanks for all
Thanks Sunanda,
Lowering the bar may help get more scripts added,
and the tagging could do a better job of categorizing.
looks like a win-win to me.
Sunanda wrote:
www.rebol.org
It's been quiet in the Library recently, but we have just released
the change that was at the top of most
cron does not start in your normal environment
so you may want to change-dir to where you think you should be before
doing set-net
Kai Peters wrote:
OS X Leopard:
AM trying to have a REBOL script executed via launchd or cron.
The script itself, when manually invoked from a shell (as the
Sorry
I need to actually read your question.
Tom Conlin wrote:
hi Doug
search for url-encode on rebol.org
you will get some old examples that should still work
here is one
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/view-script.r?script=cookies-client.r
DougEdmunds wrote:
I am
... I'm pink, therefore I'm spam ...
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Carl Read [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ML should now be back...
It was away?
Yep, a bit too much spam filtering. ;)
You gotta love email.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Solomon Islands
.sc Seychelles
.sd Sudan
.se Sweden
.sg Singapore
.sh Saint Helena
.si Slovenia
.sj Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
.sk Slovakia
.sl Sierra Leone
.sm San Marino
.sn Senegal
.so Somalia
.sr Suriname
.st S=E3o Tom=E9 and Pr
why don't you skip to rebol-header?
everything before the header is a comment
as far a rebol is concerned anyway
and yes sometimes I do take advantage of that.
Gregg Irwin wrote:
Has anyone fixed %clean-script.r so it doesn't alter shebang lines? It
sees the line as an issue!, refinements!,
just begin
coding beneath that as it keeps the script bundled with it's context.
If there is data in the file I am apt to put a block around it and
use it place.
Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Tom,
T why don't you skip to rebol-header?
T everything before the header is a comment as far a rebol is
T
Hi Max
why do you use
random/seed to-string now/precise
instead of
random/seed now/precise
?
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Hi Kai
I am pretty sure Anton's we was the maillist and not you in specific.
Kai Peters wrote:
Thanks Anton ~
that's a bit more elegant than my building a new block etc.
Just did a quick search of my 128 posts to the rebol list and
couldn't find myself having asked this before.
So I
:46 PM, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually all altme worlds you are not already connected to are
effectively gone. It does not mean the worlds are not there
just that you can not reach them because the designed in
single point of failure/control is being exercised.
I imagine
sqlab wrote:
I can't connect to rebol3 and http://www.altme.com/cgi-bin/lookup.cgi shows
*Name:* rebol3
*Status:* none
What happened?
actually all altme worlds you are not already connected to are
effectively gone. It does not mean the worlds are not there
just that you can not reach them
sqlab wrote:
I can't connect to rebol3 and http://www.altme.com/cgi-bin/lookup.cgi shows
*Name:* rebol3
*Status:* none
What happened?
well i am not seeing any major earthquake activity down there ...
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Hi Derek
The people that can add you will want a full nane , username and email
are you using the -qw and or -c --cgi flags in the command line?
type in
usage
at the prompt
Derek Robinson wrote:
Hi. Couple things --
1. Someone want to invite me to join the Rebol3 AltMe world?
2.
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
10, 9, 8, 7, 6 . mark! :-)
-pekr-
what Petr meant to say before he soiled his trousers is REBOL3 alpha
is released for windows. see
http://www.rebol.net/wiki/REBOL_3
http://www.rebol.net/builds/rebol3/alpha/rebol29904031.zip
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Kai Peters wrote:
o1: make object! []
o2: make object! []
probe type? o2
object!
=3D=3D object!
s: [ o1 o2 ]
=3D=3D [o1 o2]
probe type? s/1
word!
=3D=3D word!
Hmm - why the type change here from object to word?
More importantly, how do I overcome this?
I need to iterate over
for emedit
I like to color code by native/action, function, datatype ...
haven't run it recently but I imagine it is still
rebol[
File: %gen-syntx.r
Author: Tom Conlin
Date: 10-Apr-2003
Title: generate syntx
Library: [
level: 'intermediate
platform: 'all
Joe Solinsky wrote:
Hello,
I would very much like to write a trivial parser that will consume the
following format
letter: charset [#a - #z #A - #Z]
digit: charset [#0 - #9]
letter-or-digit: union letter digit
valid-name: [letter any letter-or-digit]
params: [valid-name | valid-name
Robert M. M=FCnch wrote:
On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:57:37 +0100, Sunanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote=
:=3D
=20
=20
No time to write the code (so my hand-waving solution is
untested), but I'd say:
You are clearly 8800 short of the desired target:
=20
Hi, that's right.
=20
t: 41695.83
s:
terminating loop ? ;)
Graham Chiu wrote:
recycle ?
stats ?
On Nov 26, 2007 2:11 PM, Giuseppe Chillemi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the first time Rebol Returned me this error:
** Script Error: Not enough memory
** Where: append
** Near: insert/only tail series :value
I could I avoid
recommend you put the link to your site and to rebol
in the comments on your pages
if that is not allowed perhaps a legible image on screen
Nick Antonaccio wrote:
Hi everyone :) I created some quick youtube video tutorials, based on
my absolute beginner text at
Hi Adrian
request has been made
you should get an email when someone makes the account
adrians wrote:
Well, that would be Adrian Sampaleanu - thanks again
Tom-58 wrote:
they like a full name as well
adrians wrote:
Could I get one too? If available, I'd like adrians as a username
is a mystery to me ...
I am guessing RT wants the mail channeled through their
commercial server so they retain some control if something
goes wrong but they don't seem to really care when it does,
and that extra step is just another thing that can and does
go wrong.
respectfully Tom
Tim Johnson wrote
Hallvard Ystad wrote:
Dixit Gabriele Santilli (20.39 25.09.2007):
random r lHedl!loWo,
=3D=3D Hello, World!
How many times did you have to try before you found the right combination?
:)
HY
r: copy a: 0
until [random/seed a: 1 + a
r: random Hello, World!
random/seed 1
random lR!olebeHlo
Alessandro Manotti wrote:
Hello,
in my italian site I launched a funny Rebol competition.
The scope is writing a SMALL Rebol script to write the text Hello, Rebol!
without clearly writing the text in the script self.
Example:
THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT IS NOT VALID:
Tom wrote:
whoops.
random/seed 58993525
random lR!olebeHlo
Alessandro Manotti wrote:
Hello,
in my italian site I launched a funny Rebol competition.
The scope is writing a SMALL Rebol script to write the text Hello, Rebol!
without clearly writing the text in the script self.
Example
Kai Peters wrote:
...
For now, all phone numbers hail from
North America - so valid lengths are
a) 7 digits- local number
b) 10 digits - area code included
c) 11 digits - leading 1 in front of area code
a slightly more rigid grammar to catch bogus numbers
digit: charset 0123456789
that is what I was seeing as well
Prkr's can be speeded up with bitsets ...
filter: charset 0123456789
start: now/time/precise
loop 1'000'000 [remove-each char (250) 764-0929 [not find filter char]]
now/time/precise - start
parse with integers! was faster than remove-each but slower than trim
is it ok for the results to have a mix of new and existing objects
is 'data only appended to
can 'data objects with empty items: [] be safely deleted from 'data?
what is the ratio between updating and querying 'data
what are typical ranges?
how often do ranges fall within one items block?
how
minutely faster than trim/with
digit: charset 0123456789
noise: complement digit
start: now/time/precise
rule: [digit | here: some noise there:(remove/part :here :there) :here]
loop 1'000'000 [parse/all (250) 764-0929[some rule]]
now/time/precise - start
Tom wrote:
that is what I was seeing
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
Hi list,
wich is the most efficient way of getting rid of the tags inside the string
bellow?
a: psomething here/p
thanks
foreach item load/markup a[
if not tag? item [print item]
]
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inmotionhosting.com is RT's ISP as far as I know ...
You should leave Carl feedback so he knows something may have
(delibertly or inadvertently) shifted a bit.
John Dutcher wrote:
Something new
When I try to connect to www.rebol.com Firefox opens a
message box stating that the
Kai Peters wrote:
In the function below (intended to be used with Nenad's MySQL driver) the=
newvalue keyvalue may need to be framed
by single quotes depending on the datatype one passes in. As newbie, I have=
found a rather dumb and lengthy solution
that works.
What I am after is an
Tim Johnson wrote:
On Wednesday 08 August 2007, Carlos Lorenz wrote:
Kai,
I am afraid a cannot go further on advising you since I am not a heavy user
of pdf-maker.
Anyway are you using COMPOSE to evaluate data and surrounding them with
parens as Tim said?
blush I've been extremely busy
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
Hi ppl
=20
=20
=20
a: [1 2 3]
parse a [any [blk: skip (unless empty? next blk [insert next blk ,])
skip
] ]
=3D=3D [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
=20
Whenever I read things like that I feel like I miss a lot about the pow=
er of
REBOL parse dialect.
=20
I=B4ll leave a suggestion to
using parse instead of parse/all will get word boundaries
Brian Tiffin wrote:
On Saturday 07 July 2007 03:32, Brian Tiffin wrote:
Gentle listers,
I've got some code to replace swears with comic book #$% stlye strings.
Before I post it to rebol.org I thought maybe a few pros could check it
row: parse/all line |
row/1 row/2 ... row/:n
John Blake wrote:
This is why it wasnt working.
Although I was using;
Send/header [to: to-addr] contents header
And could print out the contents of [to: to-addr], it didn't send any
email. It was logging in but not sending anything.=20
I
can you hear me now?
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is still getting bounces from mailspaces.com
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Tom Conlin wrote:
testing if mail submitted to the rebol list
is still getting bounces from mailspaces.com
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On 3/13/07, John Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a script that goes thru a list of ips and logs into the postgres
db on those ip's to run a query.
It runs well when th eip's are all up. I have to admit I didn't add
error checking to deal with if the device doesn't respond. Currently,
hi grahan
how about you actually read the message you are replying to ;)
On 3/13/07, Graham Chiu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom
How about you remove Sabufrancis from the mail list and we can see if
all these bounces stop :)
And then Max will stop getting bounces as well!
On 3/14/07, Tom
Graham Chiu wrote:
Tom
Since when was reading a message a requirement to reply to it??!
more a politeness requirement than reply requirement.
I thought you might have a way to remove him from the list without
actually contacting him first.
as indicated earlier, setting his rebol
Tom Conlin wrote:
retest
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ump-tenth time is the charm
Tom Conlin wrote:
retest
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will mailspaces bounce funny messages to me too?
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Tim Johnson wrote:
hello
Hi Tim
Hope you caught some aurora recently
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for a non parse solution
foreach item load/markup text[if not tag? item[print item]]
item1
item2
item3
item4
Mark Chang wrote:
I want to use parse to print item1,item2,item3 and item4 in the string =
text below. How does one get thru to search either normal or highl=
ight before copying
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