Júlio,
If you are running Windows, download
http://www.sonic.net/~amicom/bin/Smooth-Copy.exe
This is version 2.511. It is written entirely in Rebol/View/Pro and has
been encapped as an executable for easy distribution. Simply copy it to
where you want it installed and run it from that
Hi Ystad,
I tried reading that same page running REBOL/Core 2.5.6.2.4 under Mac OS
X 10.3.3...and got the follow result:
read http://home.tiscali.dk/Andy%20Warhol2.htm
connecting to: home.tiscali.dk
connecting to: home.tiscali.dk
connecting to: home.tiscali.dk
.
.
.
connecting to:
Hi all,
in the first place many thanks to Carl, Anton, Gregg and Cyphre for the
appropriate comments!
Cyphre I am indeed impressed by the jpg picture. As Gregg says it's
importantthat people help each other. Given my (small) project and the fact
that I am quite new to VID as well, I am still
Hallvard Ystad wrote:
Hello
I repeatedly get a segmentation fault when trying to read
http://home.tiscali.dk/Andy%20Warhol2.htm on a Mac OSX. Try to read the same URL
from a Win2k, and do not get the fault. The URL behaves a bit funny (quasi-circular
redirects). Turn on trace/net, and
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Hi all,
I have a problem.
I execute this code:
port1: open/lines/direct tcp://:4321
port2: open/lines/direct tcp://:8989
data: make string! 1000
ready: wait/all [port1 port2 10]
if ready [
probe read-io ready data 1000
]
to listen on multiple ports.
I observe the following error:
**
Cyphre,
I think it's great idea to make the code public.
It's easy to slap together a web page with your code.
It's not easy to make a online forum :)
But if it's online, search bots will index it and
we will have a great service.
It doesn't matter if the code is not complete.
Surely there are
You are assuming ready is one of the two
ports, however, wait can return none! (when
you get a 10 second timeout).
So check that ready is really a port, like this:
if port? ready [ ... ]
Anton.
Hi all,
I have a problem.
I execute this code:
port1: open/lines/direct tcp://:4321
That's not the latest beta.
Get the latest beta 1.2.46.3.1 here:
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/rebview1246031.exe
There's beta (bleeding edge) and then there's beta (one year stable). A
number of folks have asked me about
That's not the latest beta.
Get the latest beta 1.2.46.3.1 here:
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/rebview1246031.exe
There's beta (bleeding edge) and then there's beta (one year stable). A
number of folks have asked me about
Anyone else come across this strange behaviour?
system/version
== 1.2.10.3.1
save %a.txt
write %a.txt
request-dir
== none
save %a.txt
** Access Error: Bad file path: a.txt
** Near: save %a.txt
write %a.txt
** Access Error: Bad file path: a.txt
** Near: write %a.txt
Regards,
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