Hi Patrick,
On Sunday, November 2, 2003, 6:58:39 PM, you wrote:
PP So my questions are:
PP - Do I need the get-word?
No, you don't in this case.
PP - Is there a difference in the result?
It's the same, there's no difference.
PP two syntaxes, the same results, what am I missing ?
Basically,
http://www.xmldatabases.org/WK/blog/663?t=item
a wishlist by Kimbro Staken about what he wants a language to be able to
do with xml. Rebol is in some ways pretty close to this. In other ways
very far off.
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So if one opens a http address, is there first of all a way to only
return a specific header, I suppose this can be done via either skip or
custom refinements, but which ones, second of all if I do this:
Locals: probe a/locals ; a being the name of my open port
State: probe a/state
I understand
http://www.xmldatabases.org/WK/blog/663?t=item
a wishlist by Kimbro Staken about what he wants a language to be able to
do with xml. Rebol is in some ways pretty close to this.
Yes.
In other ways very far off.
This particular example does not seem too far off for REBOL at all :^)
From
Feel free to use the comment section for the article
to critique and
discuss these kinds of ideas. Hopefully there will
be enough interest
to warrant O'Reilly publishing more articles on
REBOL.
-- Gregg
REBOL in a Nutshell would be a great thing to have.
In other ways very far off.
This particular example does not seem too far off for REBOL at all :^)
The thing that made me say far off was the xpath usage against the xml
inside the variables.
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Hi Gabriele,
while
word
does not always yield the same result as using GET. In the recent
versions of REBOL the only datatypes for which there is a
difference are the ones enclosed in the ANY-FUNCTION! pseudo type.
It seems to me that also the lit-word! datatypehas the same
Hi Romano,
On Monday, November 3, 2003, 3:05:42 PM, you wrote:
RPT It seems to me that also the lit-word! datatypehas the same behaviour:
Indeed, it looks like lit-words are still word-active... Hmm, do
you see any reason for this?
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hello Martin,
Friday, October 31, 2003, 11:11:32 PM, you wrote:
AJM Gregg wrote:
To me, one of REBOL's greatest strengths is the ability to use words--
AJM Yes, I agree. I'd like Rebol to be more versatile in this area. I'm sure
AJM with improvements to the current parser in Rebol, then words
Indeed, it looks like lit-words are still word-active... Hmm, do
you see any reason for this?
Backward compatibility?
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Sorry for the lack of clarity. Basically, I am implementing a secure
messaging system. This system has 3 components: client software, a
messaging server, and a file server. The messaging server handles most of
the database access of storing and retrieving the messages. The file server
is
Hi Ged,
GB REBOL in a Nutshell would be a great thing to have.
I agree. Let O'Reilly know. If we *all* let them know we want a great
O'Reilly REBOL book, maybe it'll shake 'em up a little. :)
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Hello.
I have 2 values that would be mapped to each other. What I need to do is
to be able to find the first valeu by searching for the ceond and locate
the second by searching for the first. I did come up with solutions to
that but I am not satisfied with any of the solutions. Is there a
liquid.
that is its main purpose. it is also linked to vid via liquid-vid.
development has slown down for a few weeks, but it'll pick up.
http://www.rebol.it/~steel
a working version and some documentation can be found here: http://www.rebol.it/~steel
for an understanding of liquid itself, you
Ok, I asked this question a while ago and got some good answers, but a
scenario has risen that I wasn't counting on before, and the previous
solution doesn't work.
Suppose you have a sever running:
s: open/lines/no-wait tcp://:8000
v: first s
And a client:
c: open/lines/no-wait
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Ged,
GB REBOL in a Nutshell would be a great thing to have.
I agree. Let O'Reilly know. If we *all* let them know we want a great
O'Reilly REBOL book, maybe it'll shake 'em up a little. :)
-- Gregg
Agreed I would love a nutshell book, however
Hi Bruno,
You can use 'select with a little trick
firstvalue: 1
== 1
secondvalue: 2
== 2
searchblock: reduce [firstvalue secondvalue firstvalue]
== [1 2 1]
select searchblock firstvalue
== 2
select searchblock secondvalue
== 1
select searchblock firstvalue
== 2
select searchblock
Hi bruno,
do you mean something like the ALIAS function?
http://www.rebol.com/docs/words/walias.html
If not, can you supply some code, an example?
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Arie van Wingerden
http://home.zonnet.nl/rebolution
ICQ 343101686
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Hello Patrick.
Thanks! This works great (although there is data duplication). It even
works in a case like this:
firstvalue:1
== 1
secondvalue: 2
== 2
thirdvalue: 3
== 3
fourthvalue: 4
== 4
test: [ 1 2 1 3 4 3 ]
== [1 2 1 3 4 3]
select teste 1
== 2
select teste 2
== 1
select teste 3
==
Hello Arie.
Thanks but this is not what I was looking for. Patrick nailed it though
(although his solution results in data duplication). See my previous
email.
-Bruno
Arie van Wingerden disse:
Hi bruno,
do you mean something like the ALIAS function?
Hi, Bruno,
I know of no way to avoid some duplication. See below.
Bruno G. Albuquerque wrote:
I have 2 values that would be mapped to each other. What I need to do is
to be able to find the first valeu by searching for the ceond and locate
the second by searching for the first. I did come
Sorry, I had to put this problem aside for a minute. Ok Maarten, I followed
your advise to keep a running list of the server ports when I connect to
them, that makes sense, but I'm still not following how the server can keep
track of the clients. Basically I need to do this on the server:
Hello Joel.
That's what I call a complete explanation. Thanks!
I decided to use the interleaved values option. The reason I need
something like what I described is that I am creating a HTTP Proxy using
Rebol (that will eventually evolve into an HTTP Tunnel application). The
mapping is used to
Hello.
I have 2 values that would be mapped to each other. What I need to do is
to be able to find the first valeu by searching for the ceond and locate
the second by searching for the first. I did come up with solutions to
that but I am not satisfied with any of the solutions. Is there a
Hi Bruno,
doing it in the SELECT-way is nice but you should consider using it with the
/SKIP-refinement. Without this you may end up with surprising results if one
value may occur in value-1 and value-2 position as in
;
that's-life: [cats birds cats birds
Hi Matt,
Sorry, I had to put this problem aside for a minute. Ok Maarten, I
followed
your advise to keep a running list of the server ports when I connect
to
them, that makes sense, but I'm still not following how the server can
keep
track of the clients. Basically I need to do this on
What do you mean spoofing?
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Hi Matt,
Sorry, I had to put this problem aside for a minute. Ok Maarten, I
followed
your advise to keep a running list of the server ports when I connect
to
them, that makes sense, but I'm still not following how the
Hi Bruno,
I'm sorry If I have induced you into error, but I did not understand the question in
the proper way...
If you want to map a series of values to-from, then liquid isn't really the thing to
use... I thought you meant to keep a synchronisation between to entities... so that a
Wow!
How come I have never thought about this before?
Thanks Anton
Carlos
Em Quinta 30 Outubro 2003 21:59, Anton Rolls escreveu:
Ah a new linux guy.
You may want to put these lines in your
user.r for more familiar file system navigation:
cd: :change-dir
ls: :list-dir
wd:
Pretending your somebody else's ip address. Using Ip addresses is very
waek, security-wise.
--Maarten
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Pekr,
I totally agree with the frustration. However, RT's mission is not to first
create a language. I was also very confused over the developer updates and
thinking it would be published eash month and that never happened. I never
did look at VID as anymore than a sample of what we can do.
Hi Pekr,
On 4-nov-03, at 00:34, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
- VID is 70 - 80% complete, which means it pushes ppl to adapt styles.
- styles don't provide proper encapsulation - why such thing as caret
position of certain face is not simply a property of face object ...
- styles are inconsistent
I'm not going to quote anyone here, because I'm taking a
different attack than Pekr did - but it is worthwhile to take
the same subject line.
Given the context for which I generally use rebol - web programming -
it is the most productive programming language that I have ever
used. And I know
rebOldes wrote:
YES... I would appreciate it as well.. and #, character as a word as
well so I could use it in my dialect. It would be good to send it to the
feedback again.
And what would you use comma (,) for?
Andrew J Martin
Speaking in tongues and performing miracles.
ICQ: 26227169
Bryan wrote:
http://www.xmldatabases.org/WK/blog/663?t=item
a wishlist by Kimbro Staken about what he wants a language to be able to
do with xml. Rebol is in some ways pretty close to this. In other ways very
far off.
In some ways, .NET is like this. :) XML is to become a firstclass datatype
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