On 07-May-04, Kai Peters wrote:
Carl -
thanks - removing the 'From:' line seems to do the trick. Do you or
anyone else have a clue as to why though?
After all, I should be able to send mail from the same sender to
multiple recipients...
Well, a To: block for multiple recipients makes
Kai:
You see me confused, for the script works well with 'my' formatting (am
coming from C and Pascal and have always wanted my braces and begin/end
pairs lined up nicely). I thought I read somewhere that REBOL is very
lenient when it comes to white space etc. including CR/LF etc.?
As
Hi Brian,
thanks for your impressive answer!
At the moment I can live again with my REBOL installation (as I wrote
earlier) but surely I will save your e-mail in order to be able to use it
when any such problem comes up again.
Luckily enough I use an account with administrator rights and I
Excellent info Brian,
Can we add it to REBOL.org somewhere (with due credit of course)?
If people think that would be a good thing, could a couple other
people review it as well?
Thanks!
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Hey Gregg,
At 07:27 AM 5/7/04 -0600, Gregg wrote:
Excellent info Brian,
Can we add it to REBOL.org somewhere (with due credit of course)?
If people think that would be a good thing, could a couple other
people review it as well?
Sure, although I'd like to be one of those people. I've had a
Hello rebol-list,
IP-info version 0.0.2 is now available
http://oldes.multimedia.cz/rss/builds/ipinfo/
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; pairs are not numbers, not series, not objects... too bad !
; If we set:
toto: 5x5
; all this (and more...) is wrong!:
set toto/x 3; toto/x is not a word
set 'toto/x 3 ; 'toto/x is not a word
in toto 'x; toto is not an object
change toto 3; toto
one word:
AWESOME!
-MAx
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Hi rebOldes,
very very nice !!
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Arie van Wingerden
http://home.zonnet.nl/rebolution/
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Subject: [REBOL] ANN: IP-info plugin
Whaooo.
Alain.
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Subject: [REBOL] ANN: IP-info plugin version
Hello rebol-list,
IP-info version 0.0.2 is now available
http://oldes.multimedia.cz/rss/builds/ipinfo/
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From: Alain Goyé [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 1:13 PM
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Subject: [REBOL] frustrating pairs...
; pairs are not numbers, not series, not objects... too bad !
; If we set:
(that's why they are called pairs ;-)
Hi Brian,
Thanks very much! It would be really terrific if you could do your
review and coordinate a couple other volunteers (anyone willing?) then
give us a ping when you think it's ready.
I'll also take any input you have as I'm working on an installer
project, and I do have the SDK.
Thanks
From: Kai Peters
KP You see me confused, for the script works well with 'my' formatting (am
KP coming from C and Pascal and have always wanted my braces and begin/end
KP pairs lined up nicely). I thought I read somewhere that REBOL is very
KP lenient when it comes to white space etc. including
Hi Scott,
JS In retrospect, the point I failed to make is that when cutting and pasting
JS into a REBOL command line session, one can run into formatting issues.
AH, yes! A truly excellent point! Very, very important indeed.
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I think it's best to just treat them as you would a number. For
instance, when wanting to convert a number to its square-root, this
won't work...
a: 9
== 9
square-root a
== 3
a
== 9
so we use this approach...
a: 9
== 9
a: square-root a
== 3
a
== 3
So a zero-x function would be used
Dear Alain,
either d = 'x [bx/pane/offset/x: - tmp * sf/data ] [ ; how to improve that
?
bx/pane/offset/y: - tmp * sf/data ]
The function MIX-PAIRS as defined below takes two PAIR!s and a word of value
X or Y. Depending on the latter MIX-PAIRS returns a new PAIR!
Sure!
Give me an idea of what you have in mind (script, tutorial, essay)
and I'll do what I can. I've been writing installer scripts of
various forms since the Win 3.1 days and I'd be interested in an
excuse to see what changes the last couple of years have brought.
Brian Hawley
At 03:05 PM
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