Here's the top few lines of my Scribe.css (CSS file for a HTML report) file:
/*[
Rebol [
File: %Scribe.css
Author: AJ Martin
Date: 6/October/2003
]
do %Scribe.r
]*/
body {
font: 12pt Arial;
}
After I make changes in the CSS, I can click the Launch Secondary Viewer
button in my editor,
Hi Ingo,
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, 9:55:53 PM, you wrote:
IH This is the answer ...
Actually, he just needs:
Toggle 60 Start Stop
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hi Phil,
I cany see this on your Rebsite Is the on a Web site?
yes, web site:
http://www.rebol.it/~romano/
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Hi List,
Parsing an HTML page (http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/index.html) I have found two kinds
of link.
1. HREF=recipes/0032.html
2. IMG SRC=/graphics/doc-bar.gif
The first one refers to the current folder http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/; .
The second one to the current domain
Probably a dumb question, but how do you incorporate your user.r settings
into your exe file when you use encap. Using a standard #include statement
doesn't seem to work.
Matt
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Dixit patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mon, 6 Oct
2003 15:09:42 +0200):
Hi List,
[...]
Hence my question, is there an easy way to get the domain
from an url?
How do you mean? From a link like this: /some/path, you
won't get the domain. From a url like this:
Hi Matt,
MM Probably a dumb question, but how do you incorporate your user.r settings
MM into your exe file when you use encap. Using a standard #include statement
MM doesn't seem to work.
I've never tried to do that. What error do you see, and is there
anything unusual in your user.r file?
Ok, I figured it out. There was just something else in my code that was
overridding the include statement or something. The reason I wanted to
include the user settings was so that I could send email out of the compiled
program without having to drag the user file around with it.
Thanks
Hi Matt,
MM The reason I wanted to include the user settings was so that I could
MM send email out of the compiled program without having to drag the
MM user file around with it.
You can just use SET-NET directly if that's what you want to do.
-- Gregg
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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
I am trying to write an app that monitors a given set of directories on the
local drive at 5 min. intervals and then transfers any file it may find in
one of these dirs to a ftp server, so it needs to basically loop forever.
I want to have a Start/Stop toggle to initate or cancel this operation.
These are relative links.
So it looks, at least for this webserver, that
a relative link that begins with a slash means go
to the root first.
The resulting absolute links are:
1. http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/recipes/0032.html
2. http://www.rebol.net/graphics/doc-bar.gif
What you want is some
Hi All,
Here's an experimental command line parsing module. Let me know if you
think it's useful (and worth pursuing further), what you like, and what
you don't.
-- Gregg
Command Line Parser Module
=== Read-Me
--- Introduction
This is an *experimental* version of a
Gregg wrote:
Here's an experimental command line parsing module.
I admire the sheer size of it, Gregg! :)
Andrew J Martin
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