Hi Sunanda,
it works here REBOL/View 1.2.8.4.2 3-Aug-2002 (on Debian/Gnu Linux).
The UI could do with a bit of a cleanup, as already mentioned, though ;^)
Kind regards,
Ingo
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Hi Ron,
welcome to the fun of rebol :-) and the headache with its documentation
:-( but I didn't say that ;-)
Actually, the core guide is not 100% up to date, and you stumbled over one
of its shortcomings. Your code worked in core 2.5.0, but since then
evaluation of paths has changed, so you
Hi Ron,
it's not you, but Rebol docs, which aren't able to cope with rebols pace
:-) (See my other post I just sent).
Just one more thing about the change to less aggressive evaluation:
before the change it was not possible to hand over a path to another
function, because it always was
Hi Hallvard,
I haven't seen this exact error before, but some that have been alike ...
my guess is that somehow s gets set somewhere else in [...]. Did you try to
protect 's
directly after setting it? If you still get the same error, there must be
a bug in now/time/precise
I hope that
Hi iNetW3,
maybe the following does what you want, but beware: it's not elegant, I
just parse the whole string for all buttons first, and then restart to
find all texts.
x: {button one button two text browser}
;x: {button one text browser button two}
button_count: 0
txt_count: 0
Hi Rebolers,
this is a highly offtopic message, but I think my got some DNS Server
problems here, last week I wasn't able to reach some sites available
before (and now again), but some sites still can't be found (for example
http://www.payingfast.com/ ) does anyone know the IP address of a
Hi bry,
actually the info on that site tells nought to me ;-) _But_ I was able to
confirm that it must be a DNS problem, I was able to reach some of the
pages through http://proxify.com/ (Anonymizer proxy).
Kind regards,
Ingo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no, but an tertiary topic to your
Hi Chris,
Chris White wrote:
All,
I know that the form for pop3 access is [
pop3://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ], but my problem is that the username
is in the form [EMAIL PROTECTED] (ie. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ). The
problem with that is I now have 2 @'s in my string, and I believe that
Hi Jason,
just a quickie ...
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
Hi Gerard
...
For example I find it so annoying to me to completely rewrite my complete
paths (switching the / for the \ plus adding the at both
ends and stripping the : after the Drive name) each time I have to type
some copied file name
Hi Luke,
Luke wrote:
Dear list
I'm trying to dynamically add and remove words from an
object. So far I can do the add words as follows:
obj: make object! [a: 1 b: 2]
probe obj
make object! [
a: 1
b: 2
]
obj: make obj [c: 3]
probe obj
make object! [
a: 1
Hi Carl,
depends on how you define simpler ...
error? set/any 'err try [1 / 0]
== true
error? set/any 'err try [print ]
== false
I just assume that using set/any fits for your definition ;-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
Carl Read wrote:
To capture an error object you can use something like
Hi Konstantin,
I guess you suffer from too much object oriented programming ;-)
h: make hash! [3 three 1 one 2 two ]
== make hash! [3 three 1 one 2 two]
select h 1
== one
(pay especially close attention to the order in which select, h, and 1
stay on this line ... )
And btw, please do ask
Hi Sabu,
Sabu Francis wrote:
..
I hope this is of use. I have tested this only using qmail.
Maybe Ingo Hohmann can integrate this patch into the patched send
function he is developing.
..
Just to mention it, mine is not the only one, just the most aggressively
advertized ;-)
I
Hi Vimmers out there,
I have a beta version of my rebol.vim so far ... goto
http://www.h-o-h.org/rebol-vim.tgz
(Sorry, not yet linked, and it seems I desperately need to update my page ;-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
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Right,
so far it hasn't been possible to use it, make function! does not allow
it, and the original 'func does not work around this (like my patched
version does).
Ingo
Anton Rolls wrote:
That's very interesting!
As this code shows, however, the return: has
not been used in any global
Hi Volker,
Volker Nitsch wrote:
How about using /return to mark return-values, like we do with /local?
demo: func[a b /return the result of this demo-function /local c d e][]
Well, return: [] is already used (for routine!s, as Gabriele pointed out,
and /return would make /return unavailable
Hi Maarten,
at the moment I'm in the grab everything, to find out what's best state
;-) so if you don't mind, I would like to recieve your rtags.
Kind regards,
Ingo
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
No, but I'm happy yo get a copy. I also have a rtags.r script from a
friend of mine, works like
time to get accustomed, please ;-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
Tim Johnson wrote:
* Ingo Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031120 08:42]:
Hi Maarten,
at the moment I'm in the grab everything, to find out what's best state
;-) so if you don't mind, I would like to recieve your rtags.
Kind regards,
Ingo
:-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
Tim Johnson wrote:
* Ingo Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] [031120 12:43]:
Hi Tim,
I _thought_ I answered that mail as well, ...
glad you got it. :-)
I might have deleted your response
along with all the ads for viagra and related products.
(how *did
: Help Patch
Author: Ingo Hohmann
Version: 0.0.1
File: %help-system.r
library: [
level: 'intermediate
platform: 'all
type: [ tool patch ]
domain: [patch]
tested-under: [view linux]
support: none
license: none
Hi,
are there any vim users out there, do you have some more advanced
rebol.vim files than those shipped with vim? (for syntax, compiler,
folding, indent, color, ... ;-)
I am just now adding to the syntax file some things I found missing (and
removing some, which do not really belong there
Hi All,
I feel like I asked this queestion before, but at the moment I can't find
neither the question, nor the answer, so here it goes.
I seem to remember that it is possible to write strik-thru text, but I
don't find a way how to do it ...
And then, is the only way to create rotated text,
Hi /Viewers,
I just wrote the following script to create a batch of buttons for
teaching website creation, but how do I set an invisible background on
these buttons?
[REBOL [
Title: Button Creator
Author: Ingo Hohmann
]
colours: [ red green blue yellow water white forest snow
Hi Gabriele, ...
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi bry,
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, 7:09:24 PM, you wrote:
bic http://www.crockford.com/JSON/index.html
...
Writing a JSON emitter in REBOL is trivial; writing a parser is
mainly a matter of translating the BNF grammar in that web
Hi MAx,
AFAK standard Rebol is not able to do this, but you can get my
http://www.h-o-h.org/mail-patches-255.r
which adds the ability to
send [Ingo Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] {mailtext}
furthermore your username (from set-user-name) is added to the From: header.
Kind regards,
Ingo
Hi Steven,
Steven White wrote:
Andrew Martin
Anything else you'd want on your wish list for Rebol 3?
I would like my script to be able to obtain a list of all the words
that I created when I wrote the script.
...
Do you mean something like this?
query/clear system/words
== [end!
Hi Bo, Max,
as much as I hate posts like my following ... I just _have_ to say it!
Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch wrote:
WOW, that lifts the spirit...
btw, I USED to say to other programmers that rebol had fantastic
support... I miss the days when you where there to answer all our
questions... it
Hi Will,
Will Arp wrote:
Hi Pekr,
On 4-nov-03, at 00:34, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
...
Now read those and look into the dates:
November 2002:
Monthly State of the REBOLion updates - Starting as of this message
we
remember being very happy about that, how many month did it go?
Well, it
Hi Andrew,
A J Martin wrote:
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?
For not having this error?
a: [ eggs,
Robert M. Münch wrote:
On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 12:33:29 +1000, Anton Rolls [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Use SAME?
a: b: [123]
same? a b
;== true
Hi, ahhh forgot about this one. Rebol just has to many words to remember
;-) But this doesn't seem to work for nested blocks:
a: [a 1 b 2]
Hi Maxim,
Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch wrote:
...
advanced features get used by advanced users... a lot of the code I see from
the guru is hard to read for me, simply because it uses tricks I have not
stumbled on yet... The words are all similar, but when looking at them, they
seem to have no
Hi Robert,
Robert M. Münch wrote:
Hi, I seem to be stucked here:
test
== [Bug Report 1]
key
== Bug Report
type? select test key
== integer!
add select test key + 1
** Script Error: Cannot use add on string! value
** Near: add select test key +
Hmm... Ok, maybe a
Thanks to all who answered,
Volker Nitsch wrote:
my most robust approach is:
keep a copy of the last content and compare.
rebol has a culture of changing variables directly
(face/text: Hello)
and then calling a general process-function
(like show face - face/feel/redraw)
with keeping old
Hi Gregg, and all,
Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Robert,
RMM Hi, maybe a bit off-topic but Max, you should pick other words. Even your
RMM words are quite creative, there is no hint for someone with IT background
RMM what it's all about. Further I think it makes talking about this stuff
RMM
Hi Arie,
this doesn't look like the most elegant way to do it to me, but it works ...
;--- start script ---
[REBOL []
;
; This function extends a 2nd level object with a function
;
add-affix-func: func [
/local fxn don't know, wether you need fxname to be a string ...
] [
fxn:
Hi Carlos,
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
Ingo
other hand, german special characters öäü, which are on their special keys
work fine.
...
you mean german special characters work fine in REBOL/View?
Carlos
Yup,
I can type german special characters (which have there own keys), but no
other accented
Hi Steven,
Steven White wrote:
JN If application is created with the SDK, Can it be commercially
JN distributed? That is, can that application be sold?
Two related questions, if I may:
1 of 2: If a person creates an application that requires only the free
version of REBOL/VIEW, and
Hi Tim and Tom,
Tom Conlin wrote:
either do reduce b [][]
or
first reduce b [][]
Which is faster, around 2 tenths of a second in 100 iterations. (Even
_if_ you care, you possibly won't care _that_ much ;-)
Kind regards,
Ingo
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003, Tim Johnson wrote:
Hello
Hi Carlos,
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
Hi Sunanda e others,
This thread reminded me that some time ago I have asked some
help with foreign characters that are not echoed in REBOL/View
fields and up to know I have not find any solution.
I have also put some feedback to RT but it seems they are
Hi Kai,
Carl Read wrote:
On 11-Oct-03, Kai Peters wrote:
...
button Clear [
clear t/data
show t
]
...
One thing you should be aware of: you should only _change_the_series_,
e.g. if you'd use
t/data: copy [] ; ATTENTION: That's most surely not what you want
the
Hi Andrew, Maxim, and others,
I admit I was just too lazy to write two emails, and too much in a hurry
to translate the part that was mostly meant for Mr. Kalka ...
I was just telling him that he shouldn't be too surprised getting english
mail from an english language mailing list, and how to
Hi Arnoux,
Arnoux Vincent wrote:
A few anti-slashes have been added (dunno know why...) :
Hi List,
I have a list of objects:
l: copy []
obj: make object! [ a: none calc: does [self/a: (self/a + 1)]]
append l make obj [a: 1]
append l make obj [a: 2]
I would like to write a function
Sorry, this is off topic, but got me rolling on the floor ...
According to the german PC-Magazin the sunncomm is evaluating to sue
student John Haldermann on the basis of the DMCA, because he published
information on how to bypass sunncomms CD copy protection scheme. It will
be a 10 million
Liste wieder ausgetragen sein.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Ingo Hohmann
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Hi Patrick,
patrick à la poste wrote:
Hi List,
I'd like to parse a string searching for two things at the same time.
it seems to me that this is impossible.
One trick is, to find something that is equal between the two strings, and
work from there ...
REBOL []
myText: {A
Hi Ged,
this is a shot into the blue, but try Scite to call Rebol with the -c
option. This puts Rebol in cgi mode, in which its output should be sent to
standard-out.
I hope that helps,
Ingo
Ged Byrne wrote:
Scite is my text editor of choice, which has an
execution option that captures
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
Hi Patrick,
how are you?
patrick wrote:
Hi List,
I already know how to test url and file.
url? http://www.rebol.net
== true
file? %index.html
== true
But what if these came as strings
test: [http://www.rebol.net; index.html]
The problem here (apart from the 'load problems
Hi Kai,
Kai Peters wrote:
Hi all ~
am wondering why my code below doesn't work
toggle_start: toggle 60 Start
[
flash we get here
toggle_start/text: Stop
show toggle_start
Kai Peters wrote:
Thanks for your very elaborate help, Ingo.
It all makes good sense, yet there still is a problem: When I cut paste your code
to my console, the toggle caption does not change on my machine??
Any ideas?
After some checks, yes, this has changed between the last official
Hi Mike,
Mike Weber wrote:
im brand new to Rebol and not getting the hang of string parsing
for example: assume i have string
fcontents
== {09/29/03 ATM/POS ACTIVITY $28.68 (pending) 09/29/03 ATM/POS ACTIVITY $11.41
09/29/03 ATM/POS ACTIVITY $
21.71 ...
i would like to convert this
I have just now downloaded this version and found out that this version
doesn't do automatic indentation, so I must be using a different version,
it seems.
If anyone is interested ...
Kind regards,
Ingo
Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Hi Marcelo,
Marcelo Fontes Castellani wrote:
Someone have
Welcome, Kai,
Kai Peters wrote:
...
How do I typecast the URL below for use with banner or any other word
expecting a string?
REBOL []
ftpserver: ftp://server.somedomain.net
view layout [ banner to-string ftpserver ]
Kind regards,
Ingo
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Hi Romano,
Romano Paolo Tenca wrote:
Hi Andrew,
..
What I do not understand well is that people often seems to wait everything
from RT. I used many languages in my life and I have always used external
libraries and third party tools, why cannot it happen with Rebol? There is
some obscure
Hi Matt,
Matt MacDonald wrote:
Would anyone tell me if this is possible?
I'm trying to make a script that acts like an SMTP server. Basically, what
I want it to do is recieve messages sent to it from an email client, then
distribute the different portions (to-address, subject, content,
Hi Marcelo,
Marcelo Fontes Castellani wrote:
Someone have an mode REBOL to XEMACS to share with me ?
Have a look at this ;-)
http://www.rebol.com/tools/rebol.el
Should work in both Emacses, IIRC.
Hope that helps,
Ingo
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Hi All,
Gregg Irwin wrote:
Hi Robert,
RMM Hi (to the community), this printing stuff is showin up more and more. I'm
RMM not an expert WRT printing on windows but shouldn't a good dialect do the
RMM work for us? With /Pro Win32 printing functions should be available. What
RMM do you
Hi Karl
Lewin, Karl E wrote:
(This may be unclear, if so please ask questions so I can clarify)
I am observing some interesting behavior using SAVE and LOAD
[text on different whitespaces in a molded object snipped]
To me this looks like a bug in mold, the following seems to work, though
Hi Patrick,
Am Son, 2002-09-29 um 10.50 schrieb pat665:
...
colors: [red green blue]
; I want color to be red, then green, then blue, then red again forever
; the first value is duplicated
color: first colors
append colors color
; then forever
color: select colors color
That looks
Hi Gregg, and all,
Am Fre, 2002-09-27 um 23.41 schrieb Gregg Irwin:
Hi Tim, et al
Many other programmers have told me that rebol looks very promising,
but shy away because of the lack of a standard library or API. And
frankly I think rebol is old enough to have that now.
I was
Hi Carl,
what happened to the Libmaster position? We've had at least one person
begging to be it on-list, and a few who promised to help out, but as
there's been no new information on it ... I guess noone answered you
directly, am I right?
Well, this isn't a job application, but I'd volunteer
Hi Jason,
this comment is not directed at the rebol parse word, but at the
internal parser which parses a script to execute it.
So what he weans is the following:
fee fie foe fum
may be a valid line in a Rebol script. But you don't know from first
view what happens here: are these 4
Hi Nicolas,
there may be different ways to do it, I would put the radio buttons into
a block, and reference them through there index in the block.
Normally I would add the buttons directly after I created the word to
hold them, so what I#ll show here is, how to get them out of a layout
block.
Hi Tim,
Am Sam, 2002-09-21 um 19.12 schrieb Tim Johnson:
...
Let's say we have a function
my-f: func[][str: make string! 8192 ; untested code
; appends much data to str
]
and that function is called any number of times.
Now, does that mean that rebol has to allocate 8092
Hi Laurent,
Am Sam, 2002-09-21 um 21.26 schrieb Laurent Giroud:
...
After reading this mail I did a few tests with the 'alias word to see if such
thing was feasible, but I went too fast and tried this :
alias 'first premier ; premier is french for first
** Script Error: premier has no
Anton Rolls wrote:
I think it should be faster this way, too,
although it may not matter.
Just for those interested ...
a: [ a d e be e sn js am xmed dms d d a s e d s a s e s sa s d f de
e s s dd fa s d d x cfas sd sd fa sd fas df asdf sd ]
== [a d e be e sn js am xmed dms d d a s e d
Hi Rebols,
I need to create ID's which are unique over even when they are created
on different machines, or several poeple on the same machine, etc. Does
anyone have a better idea than
unique-id: join join system/user/email system/network/host now/precise
Thanks in advance
Ingo
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Hi Charles,
Charles wrote:
Here's a little question. Perhaps I've been spoiled in other
languages, but
this is starting to frustrate me. I have something like: if THIS and
THAT [] Thing is, if THIS is false, it continues to evaluate THAT
anyways.
if (2 = length? p: parse filename .) AND
Hi Gerard,
Gerard Cote wrote:
...
Just one more thing.
The last time I asked VIEW to print block? ctx-edit the answer was not true. ?
Can it really be so or did I goofed my VIEW somewhere ? For which situation can
ctx-edit not be a BLOCK if this is possible?
I think it must effectively
Hi Gerard,
Gerard Cote wrote:
Hello,
...
Here is my example code ( I tried it directly at the concole) :
tab_nbr: array/initial [3 2] 0 cells contents are all initialized to
the 0 value
L: 2
C: 1
tab_nbr/2/1: 10cell content [2 1] is updated to 10
print
Hi Jim,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if anyone knows how to keep the focus in a text area when
you click on a button. If I am entering text using the key board,
when I click a button that is supposed to enter more text, all that
happens is that I lose the caret and the focus in the
Hi Cyphre,
Cyphre wrote:
I have this problem, how to 'read following url from rebol?
http://slovnik.nettown.cz/?co=naslepokde=A-%C8
There is a bug in the url! handling. Percent-escaped characters are
unescaped at two different places. So one possible solution is to
percent-escape the
Hi Matthew
Matthew Kim wrote:
..
Basically I'm trying to do this...
Mobile Email Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Parsing algorithm
Result:
~~~
Area Code: 416
Phone Number: 5551234
You could use parse ...
mea: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
== [EMAIL PROTECTED]
parse mea [
Now answering my own email ...
Ingo Hohmann wrote:
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Use the SOURCE, Luke! The SOURCE will not fail you... ;-)
Unless it does, of course ...
a: make object! [ blk: [ print HI ] set 'f func [][ do blk ]]
f
HI
source f
f: func [][do blk]
blk
Hi Joel,
Joel Neely wrote:
..
somefunc: func [
a [object! [invert]]
b [object! [memorize]]
...
][
...blah blah blah...
... a/invert ...
... b/memorize ...
]
to document/enforce that the first argument must possess an
Hi Jason, Ammon,
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Hi again,
Yes, there are times when the SOURCE hides things from you...
source make
make: native [
Constructs and returns a new value.
type [any-type!] The datatype or example value.
spec [any-type!] The attributes of the new
Hi Jason,
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
hmm..
Q: How to tell if a word already exists or if is just an argument value being
passed?
somefunc: func [inp [any-type!]][if value? 'inp [print inp do stuff]]
somefunc
== none
somefunc hello
hello
== do stuff
somefunc print now
Hi Daniel,
I know there are at least two, and I know where one of them can be
found, namely at: http://www.h-o-h.org/browser.r
It's really a text-only browser, in a view layout, but I think you could
get some ideas on how to parse.
Kind regards,
Ingo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...to make
Hi Ed,
Ed Dana wrote:
...
This is because the ^ is not legal. I tried using it in REBOL and it
gave me the following grief:
** Syntax Error: Invalid string -- ]
** Near: (line 54) Symbol_Set: [ ~ ! @ # $ % ^ ]
It doesn't like the ^ symbol, for whatever reason...
The reason is,
Hi Ed,
maybe it would be better (at least better looking) if you turned your
function/refinements design into an object/funcs design, wouldn't take
much I guess.
And you can give 'print a block, like this:
print [ Matched: Matched Placed: Placed newline]
'newline adds, you'll guess it, a
Hi Romano,
Romano Paolo Tenca wrote:
Is this a bug?
to-list 1
== make list! []
No, it's no bug, just not too intuitive.
For most datatypes
to-datatype value
converts the value into the other datatype, but in the special case of
to-any-series-datatype an-integer
A new series is
Thanks Gabriele,
I stand corrected ... out to find that thinking brain dog now ;-)
Ingo
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi Ingo,
On Monday, May 27, 2002, 4:51:06 PM, you wrote:
IH converts the value into the other datatype, but in the special case of
IHto-any-series-datatype
Hi Gregg,
Gregg Irwin wrote:
hi Ammon,
Just a shot in the dark (I am still not sure what you are attempting, an
example maybe?) Have you tried placing the word 'newline in where you
wanted
a new line? and I think that there is a similar one for tab IIRC.
Yup. Tried various
Hi Gregg,
seems I have to add a little background info on my last post, at least
_I_ would have had trouble to understand what I meant, hadn't it been
written by me ...
Gregg Irwin wrote:
Suppose I want to build a block in code, which will be written to a
file, and I want it to be
Hi Ammon,
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Hi,
Have you tried 'get-style? 'get-style was designed to avoid that problem.
No, didn't know about it. But in the end, it's seems to do no more than
my select does.
HTH
Ammon
A short time ago, Ingo Hohmann, sent an email stating:
Yore joking ain't ya
Hi all,
I am trying to work with view again, and now I have a little problem:
I am using iterated faces for my layout, but I want to use a text-list
in this iterated face. I copied the face
text-list: select system/view/vid/vid-styles 'text-list
and am using now
make text-list [ ... ]
Hi Gabriele, Sunanda,
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi SunandaDH,
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, 6:32:54 PM, you wrote:
Sac 1. Some feedback on the requirements. Please take a look at the sample
Sac functions below and tell me what is missing so it can work for your
Sac country/locale.
Just
Hi Mark,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is one for the guru's or Rt staff,
Which of the following provides a more compact and secure representation for a
database?
an object!
db1: context [ group1: [#1 A Value] ]
or a block!
db2: reduce [ 'group1 [#1 A Value] ]
I don't know
Hi Geza,
Geza Lakner MD wrote:
Hi REBOL-fellows!
Why does not properly work this code segment:
a: array/initial [3 2] [[]]
== [[[] []] [[] []] [[] []]]
append a/1/2 3
== [3]
a
== [[[3] [3]] [[3] [3]] [[3] [3]]]
..
Now, if I want to manipulate arrays with appendable empty
Hi Ammon, Anton,
Ammon Johnson wrote:
..
I have run into this problem sometimes and it has to do with the conversion
of a lit-path to other data-types. Try this at the console;
to string! 'some/path/value
== somepathvalue
To me that is *very* anoying! I personally think
Anton wrote:
Thanks to all of you.
Ok, I have:
- Windows 2000
- Linux
Ok, anyone who wants to help me on:
- Amiga, Mac, BSD or any other platform
than Windows 2000 or Linux, run this script and report the results:
These are the results on Windows 98
REBOL/View 1.2.1.3.1
Cyphre wrote:
...
Core and View would be free for use and redistribution for
commercial and noncommercial use; however, if more than five
copies are in use at a single company, then purchasing would
be required. Exception would be the use of REBOL for any
educational purposes.
This mean you can
Hi Ammon,
Ammon Johnson wrote:
I just tried that on Command:
a: context[ b: context[ c: 1]]
f: func ['word] [print word]
f a/b/c
1
I don't know if it is a problem with Core that is non-existant in Command.
As the subject was meant to express, we are talking about a change in
the
Hi Carl, Rebols,
it may be that I don't see the obvious, but given
a: context[ b: context[ c: 1]]
f: func ['word] [print word]
f a/b/c
a/b/c
what do I have to do to get 'word evaluated?
Thanks in advance,
Ingo
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Hi Graham,
Graham Chiu wrote:
What do ppl use to transfer files across a network?
Here're two minimalistic scripts I once used
- sending --
#!/bin/r
REBOL []
print File Send Utility ^/
fn: ask Filename:
if #% = first fn [
remove/part fn 1
]
fn: to-file fn
Hi Carl,
Am Die, 2002-04-16 um 13.16 schrieb Carl Read:
..
I tried to cut out the need for the charset in the following function
but it ends up in an infinate loop when it starts comparing an empty
string with an empty string. Can anyone think of a rule that would
override that? Be
Hi Louis,
Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
...
What I am wanting to do is to make sure that the record is not already
in the database before I insert it. In other words, no duplicate
_records_ are allowed. Note, however, that although the records are
all unique, the code data is not
Hi Anton,
what the help of trim/auto _means_ is, that the first line gets trimmed,
and all subsequent lines get trimmed to the same amount, e.g. if three
spaces had to be removed in the first line, there are never more than
three spaces removed in the following lines.
Now in your example, the
Hi Louis,
your problem is, that you _print_ from within a 'print statement, and
that doesn't work (as you've figured yourself by now).
print [123 pad 10 456]
123 ?unset?
What happened here is, that 'print first found a value (123) and then
a
Hi Terry,
of course you are completely right ...
Am Don, 2002-03-14 um 21.39 schrieb Terry Brownell:
Joel,
Looks like Netscape 6 supports floating frames. Maybe time to upgrade your
reasonably common and up-to-date 4.73 browser?
Also in response to your not to be picky response re:
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