Hi Tony,
There are several classical ways of debugging REBOL, but -not talking about 'trace-
they are all 'print-like: take a look at ?, ?? and probe.
? ??
USAGE:
?? 'name
DESCRIPTION:
Prints a variable name followed by its molded value. (for debugging)
?? is a function value.
what you are looking for is: REBOL_HOME
I *THINK* Rebol puts more importance to this than system home.
HTH!
-MAx
- Original Message -
From: Arie van Wingerden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 10:30 AM
Subject: [REBOL] [The Gimp] clashes with REBOL
nope, no go...just like probe on an object! does not do a dump-obj.
especially since we often insert a probe within a line to get status at that
moment, like just before an assignment... dump-bin would break that behaviour.
dump-obj as a function is cool though, so it should be included
Hi Max,
MOA especially since we often insert a probe within a line to get
MOA status at that moment, like just before an assignment... dump-bin
MOA would break that behaviour.
It shouldn't, unless I'm missing something. What it displays and what
it returns are two different things.
MOA that
Hi Max,
some time ago I had problems with my user.r file not being used.
Than I got some advice in the list to use the HOME environment variable.
That variable is documented in REBOL/Core User Guide Chapter 1.2.
I'll now try REBOL_HOME. Where is it documented?
Thanks!
Met vriendelijke groet /
Hi Arie,
On Sunday, May 2, 2004, 4:30:41 PM, you wrote:
AvW when I tried to install The Gimp on Windows 2000 I found out that there is a
AvW clash with REBOL.
AvW I've set the environment variable HOME to point to the REBOL/View
AvW executable.
I think you can use REBOL_HOME (or was it
in the rebol docs... I use the old 2.3 pdf guide and its still the most feasible
rebol source of info... I love the search capabilities... having things on html means
you have to search throughout more than one page... not always very usefull...
I wish the guide where put up to date, to core
I have a series of times which represents session durations of users.
They are in the format dd:hh:mm
What I want to figure out is how long the average session takes.
Do I have to parse out the days and hours into minutes and then work out the average
that way and then convert the result back
-Original Message-
From: Gabriele Santilli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 9:21 AM
To: Arie van Wingerden
Subject: [REBOL] Re: [The Gimp] clashes with REBOL on Windows 2000
I think you can use REBOL_HOME (or was it REBOL-HOME?) for REBOL.
Anyway you
Hi Max and Gabriele,
thanks for your help!
In the REBOL Language FAQ I found a reference to REBOL_HOME, but I couldn't
find references anywhere else!
There are however references to the HOME variable in de Core Users Guide.
As you say Gabriele, indeed I found a variable HOME in the registry,
Let b be a block containing your session times.
b: [1:00:21 2:00 3:30]
== [1:00:21 2:00 3:30]
t: 0:0 ; total
== 0:00
foreach time b [t: t + time]
== 6:30:21
t / length? b
== 2:10:07
Anton.
I have a series of times which represents session durations of users.
They are in the format
Monday, May 3, 2004, 11:54:45 AM, Gregg wrote:
This is interesting. I've always thought of PROBE as show me the
value where the inlining aspect was the big benefit, but that it
didn't add as much as it could for certain types of values (e.g.
binary! and bitset!).
that's interesting indeed
Re: dump-binary
Nice job Jaime.
I like it.
Maybe, it would be nice to have a refinment to make the function interactive. Almost
to print by page/line waiting for key to continue (like the 'more command does in
many shell).
But may be more than that, allowing to go backward/forward...
Or simply
I was thinking the dump-bin output could be made
loadable again, therefore achieving orthogonality:
what can be molded can also be loaded.
The output could be changed like so:
dump-bin to-binary abc
make binary! #{6162 63} ; : abc
dump-bin to-binary all the king's horses and all the
Gregg, I'd like probe to remain the simple function
that it is. Something beautiful about it.
(I think, because there is nowhere for bugs to hide
in there..:)
Anton.
Hi Anton,
AR Please consider that molded code should be able to be
AR loaded back by rebol. So I say no.
AR I have no real
I am using latest View beta 1.2.46 without using
a HOME variable. (I see it in the registry though,
don't know how old it is).
I have my rebview1246031.exe and all the other versions
in the same directory, which works just fine.
The user.r is executed no problem.
You are right, though, if a home
but did you put a user.r file in the REBOL_HOME path?
it might help you if you put the following in ALL your user.r files:
probe what-dir
this will at least tell you WHICH user.r is being run... also remember that if you
create an icon and give it a startup directory, it will be looking for
Dixit Didec (16.49 03.05.2004):
Maybe, it would be nice to have a refinment to make the function interactive.
Almost to print by page/line waiting for key to continue (like the 'more command
does in many shell).
But may be more than that, allowing to go backward/forward...
Hm. Sounds more like
Hi Max,
when I first checked the Core Users Guide I looked at
http://www.rebol.com/docs/core23/rebolcore-2.html#section-2.10 where only an
env. var HOME is introduced.
Like you, however, I also have my printed copy of that manual and there in
section 2.10 HOME is exchanged with REBOL_HOME in
Hi Max,
in fact I only have 1 user.r file in the correct dir and I do display
what-dir from it.
It does display correct when I use the HOME variable
but right after switching to REBOL_HOME (with exactly the same contents as
HOME had) there's no display, so user.r was not loaded.
I don't know
strange indeed... :-(
-MAx
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-Original Message-
From: Arie van Wingerden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 1:15 PM
To: [EMAIL
Anton:
Let b be a block containing your session times.
That works if the durations are hours:minutes:seconds -- you are using
REBOL's standard date arithmetic.
But, if I read Stuart's question right, he has days:hours:minutes. They don't
add right in the same way:
1:12:00 + 1:12:00 should
Hi Stuart,
M I have a series of times which represents session durations of users.
M They are in the format dd:hh:mm
M What I want to figure out is how long the average session takes.
This is a good example of something that could be done many different
ways in REBOL (like a lot of things :).
very neat !
-MAx
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part of the problem is much more fun.
-Original Message-
From: Alain Goyé [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 4:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL]
Hi all,
I made this little demo of a tree interface similar to TreePad (TM) - in case it
interests someone:
http://alain.goye.free.fr/rebol/NoteReb.r
Please send me any comments you may have.
Alain G.
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Hi Anton, Andreas, et al
AR I'd like probe to remain the simple function
AR that it is. Something beautiful about it.
I agree that simple is beautiful; if we can simplify all the code
that uses this functionality, even at the expense of a little added
complexity inside, that's a gain IMO. Of
On Montag, 3. Mai 2004 23:23, Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Anton, Andreas, et al
Any other candidate host functions that map to this functionality?
GI What about a refinement on PROBE that makes it produce DUMPed
GI output?
probe/dump - longer to type. when i debug i want it short. even shorter
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Great work guys! I think these are a good solid steps forward for a REBOL
platform.
I have a few minor comments on the repack interface:
*I like the the display of file sizes. How about some totals eg total
package size and amount to
Hi Arie,
in fact I only have 1 user.r file in the correct dir and I do display
what-dir from it.
It does display correct when I use the HOME variable
but right after switching to REBOL_HOME (with exactly the same contents as
HOME had) there's no display, so user.r was not loaded.
I am using
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