Couldn't you still use his idea?
Just put the a context and the
maker/initializer function into your
ride context. :)
You end up with a context in a context
in a context... but what the hey.
Anton.
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From: Graham Chiu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 5:12 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Shell productivity wish-list
On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 15:55:57 +0200
Cyphre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some info about the vconsole version 0.0.4:
Thanks John!
I will look in to it.
Brgds /Micael
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Micael,
I had similar errors with AIX 4.3 and eventually discovered that it was a
bug in the ftp server. This was easily fixed by applying a quick APAR. May
be worth checking the HP-UX ftp daemon bug list.
Good luck,
John
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I cannot
Does anyone know how to add
words to an object from outside
that object?
For example, take an empty object o:
o: context []
; Now some voodoo stuff happens
; here that adds a word to o
; and the result...
probe o
make object! [
a: none
]
And if you want to know why I want to
Hi Anton,
try
Once upon a time Anton Rolls spoketh thus:
Does anyone know how to add
words to an object from outside
that object?
For example, take an empty object o:
o: context []
; Now some voodoo stuff happens
; here that adds a word to o
o: make o [a: none]
; and the
Hi Ammon,
you could start at the root of all evil ...
a: make object! [
[b: make object! [
[c: object
[]
[d: make object! [
[b: make object! [
[c: second object
[]
[
Hello all 8)
I've urgent need to scale an application that actually use
rebol/core apache and erebol.r as apache preprocessor.
what is the wiser solution?
I'm on mac OSX so no /command for me 8)
if I go rugby or lrwp will I have to rewrite code??
Thanks a lot and have a nice day
Will Arp
Hi,
sorry for butting in...
but if you do:
obj_a: make object! [
attrib1: 1
]
obj_ptr: obj_a
obj_b: make obj_a [
attrib2: 2
]
Am I right in saying that obj_ptr still references obj_a which only has one
element?
so is there a way to grow an object? cause in some circustances, you
Hi Cyphre,
I think this should be:
a: make object! [
[b: make object! [
[c: object
[]
[d: make object! [
[b: make object! [
[c: second object
[
Hi Romano,
Also if 'a is not finished, its set-words are well defined while the 'a
body
is executed. The delay of execution with a func is useful only if a/b/c
would
be defined after 'e. In this case, there are others solutions.
Yes, Rebol is flexible ;) so there are lots of other
wow This is great news!
Thank you :-)
..looking forwards to testing it
- Jason
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 9:55 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Shell productivity wish-list
Hi all console fans ;)
Some time ago I
Hi, Max
sorry for butting in...
but if you do:
obj_a: make object! [
attrib1: 1
]
obj_ptr: obj_a
obj_b: make obj_a [
attrib2: 2
]
Am I right in saying that obj_ptr still references obj_a which only has one
element?
so is there a way to grow an object? cause in some
Hey, This is Koie again working on this email attachments. I have finally figured it
out and am making progress with learning how to send email and such. My question is i
want the program to prompt me on what file name to attach and then it send.. currently
my program looks like...
rebol
[
Hello,
I have found many samples of code to build a newsgroups reader.
Is exists anywhere some samples to build a true newsgroups server ? or even
a full operational but simple newsgroups server written in Rebol ?
Thanks
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Hi, Volker
Aother trick:
a: context[
b: context compose[embedded-in: (self)]
]
everything you write in brackets in compose
is replaced before makeing the context,
so the (self) is a/self.
If you like object trick, look at this:
REBOL []
a1: context[
_self: 'self
b: 2
self:
Hi Cyphre
Hi Romano,
Also if 'a is not finished, its set-words are well defined while the 'a
body
is executed. The delay of execution with a func is useful only if a/b/c
would
be defined after 'e. In this case, there are others solutions.
Yes, Rebol is flexible ;) so there are lots
Hi Koie,
My question is i want the program to prompt me on what file name to
attach and then it send...
Have you looked at request-file?
--Gregg
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I would like to hear your comments, bugreports etc.
..ok Here'e one
file:http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/vconsole.r
version:0.0.4
udata: request-file
opens request-file but does not respond to SELECT button
then opens rebol shell with this report:
** Script Error: tail
Hi Cyphre,
thanks, you are right, next time i use a freshly opened rebol
console for testing ... ;-)
kind regards,
Ingo
Once upon a time Cyphre spoketh thus:
Hi Ingo,
Oops, your solution doesnot work since you are trying to assign recursive
value form undone object:
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Nice article. I sent Rebol URL to them.
Thanks
Ladislav
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Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 3:52 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Intresting article on meta-programming and reflection
I ran across this article
where can i find help on how to use this request-file? sorry i'm still new
at this...
koie
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Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 11:07 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Email Attachments
Hi Koie,
My question is i want
Not necessarily what subject suggests, but interesting interview with author
of SHEEP, new AmigaDE scripting language.
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=169
I can't imagine having Rebol compiler compiling 50 K scripts in 0.1 sec,
performing at C level speeds :-(
-pekr-
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** Script Error: tail expected series argument of type:
series port
** Where: go-bottom
** Near: ctx-text/view*/caret: tail ctx-text/view*/caret
tmp: (second caret-to-offset v-con tail
ctx-text/view*/caret)
Snap! I had the same problem when I clicked on a field that
I had added to a
Take the following code:
view layout [q: area this is a test]
how could someone update the window so that:
if some logic about what is displayed [update the area window with this text]
Paul Tretter
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Hello Ladislav!
On 11-Ott-01, you wrote:
LM I do not understand... Have you got any reason for telling
LM us, that the words are different?
Ok, maybe I shouldn't have said that. :-)
The difference is in that they are on different memory locations
(each value in a block is in a different 6
You mean dynamically changing the text while the window is open?
view layout [
q: area this is a test
button update [q/text: This text show q]
]
Or dynaimcally create the box to start with?
new-q: func[text][
view layout compose [
q: area (text)
]
]
HTH!
Ammon
They would be better off using REBOL, but perhaps they don't want their scripts to run
and exchange data across 40+ platforms
-Carl
At 10/12/01 10:33 PM +0200, you wrote:
Not necessarily what subject suggests, but interesting interview with author
of SHEEP, new AmigaDE scripting language.
FYI, Better yet
a: make object! [
[Init: func [][
[d/e/f: system/words/a/b/c
[]
[b: make object! [
[c: Object
[]
[d: make
On 13-Oct-01, Carl Sassenrath wrote:
They would be better off using REBOL, but perhaps they don't want
their scripts to run and exchange data across 40+ platforms
Not to mention doing it now, as apposed to sometime in the future -
perhaps...
-Carl
At 10/12/01 10:33 PM +0200, you
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 15:33:25 -0700
Carl Sassenrath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They would be better off using REBOL, but perhaps they
don't want their scripts to run and exchange data across
40+ platforms
But then they would have to pay for Pro licenses for each
unit so that they could
Hi Graham and Jason,
Thanks for your reports. I know where is problem...this will be fixed in the
next release(approx. in 3-5 days ;-) )
regards,
Cyphre
P.S. Graham, I was very busy at work so sorry for the even bigger delay with
color-text. Finally during the weekend I will have time for
Hi Graham,
They would be better off using REBOL, but perhaps they
don't want their scripts to run and exchange data across
40+ platforms
But then they would have to pay for Pro licenses for each
unit so that they could have sound :)
me: make object! [
say: func [joke
Hi Koie,
think this is a bug in attach.r ... or maybe in the Rebol send command ...
if you change the line in attach .r
send/header header/to mesg header
to
send/header copy header/to mesg header
you will get your to address.
Cheers Phil
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i also for some
Hi Cyphre,
bug report
(Win98)
start normal rebol console ...
do http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/vconsole.r
list-dir
press close window return to normal rebol console
do http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/vconsole.r
** Internal Error: Stack overflow
** Near: v-con/view/new v-f
Also is it possible to
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On Sat, 13 Oct 2001 03:39:21 +0200
Cyphre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Graham and Jason,
Thanks for your reports. I know where is problem...this
will be fixed in the
next release(approx. in 3-5 days ;-) )
Also,noticed that sometimes lose the first character typed
in the console.
But,
Should the date? function return false if an invalid date is entered?
For example, when entering (-MM-DD);
date? 2001-12-25
== true
So you would think that a False would be returned if a date was incorrect,
however, unexpectedly;
date? 2001-13-25
** Syntax Error: Invalid date --
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