On 27-May-02, Ed Dana wrote:
Greetings all,
Attached is a small game I created in my continuing effort to
understand REBOL. It is another guessing game, slightly more
sophisticated than the one I submitted previously.
Please look it over and feel free to criticize, but do be gentle, as
Well, instead of this:
Prin Matched:
Prin Matched
Prin Placed:
Print Placed
Print
you could write
print [Matched: Matched Placed: Placed]
I also suggest following Rebol Tech's style-guide.
Anton.
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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 Ingo,
Hi All,
After moving around a while I get no more events (at least, 'over isn't
called any more), any ideas on how to make it behave better?
I haven't had a chance to try out your code. I can only think of two
things off the top of my head right now.
(1) Your events might be being
Is this a bug?
to-list 1
== make list! []
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Ciao
Romano
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On 28-May-02, tmo wrote:
hi.
to-binary [255] works...= #{FF}
but when i use a integer variable, for example this:
mavar: 255
to-binary [mavar] or to-binary [:mavar]
= it doesnt work !!!
So how can convert my integer variable into binary ?
Your problem is that the 'mavar in the block
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
Hi Ingo,
I also haven't tried your code, but I did submit feedback on DROP-DOWN.
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Hi Ingo,
...in the special case of
to-any-series-datatype an-integer
A new series is created, with an initial size of an-integer.
Then why do to-block and to-hash work correctly?
to-hash 1
== make hash! [1]
to-block 1
== [1]
to-list 1
== make list! []
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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 an-integer
IH A new series is created, with an initial size of an-integer.
Nope, that's for MAKE, not for TO. What Romano showed
Ed Dana wrote:
As I said, this is a learning excursive for me. Sometimes the best way
^
to learn is to make all the mistakes you can up front. Saves time by not
making them later. :)
DOH! Stupid spell-checker! Make that exercise, not excursive!
Hi,
I have an enigma about Ladislav's mut-equal1? (from
http://www.rebolforces.com/~ladislav/evaluation.html)
b ;== 1
string? b ;== true
identical? a b ;== false
same? a b ;== false
equal-state? a b ;== false
strict-equal? a b ;== false
equal? a b ;== false
and:
mut-equal? a b ;== false
But:
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
I look at IOS Reblet Applications on RebolTech site and...
400 KB for a page???
faster with less bandwidth...
I guess you mean http://rebol.com/reblets.html
That's because there are 15 images weighing in at 377Kb
I suspect they were made from REBOL directly.
Thus legible but not optimized
Ammon Johnson wrote:
Hmm... Some things that i found:
Does this confuse anyone else?
What is your guess? *@#%
Matched: 2 Placed: 3
What is your guess? @#%*
Matched: 2 Placed: 3
Hmmm...
Without knowing the details of what the computer had chosen, it's hard
to say, but this is a
Hi,
One question: Can Rebol handle UDP packets? On those examples people are
allvays using TCP but we use UDP on our protocols to embedded systems.
Yes, but I haven't used it. I have on occassion seen scripts floating around
that use it.
Maybe someone else will point you to some examples.
Hi rebols,
x: hello
== hello
y: uppercase x
== HELLO
x
== HELLO Why is x now uppercase?
This is really unexpected behavior! Is this a bug?
Is it like this in the new version of rebol (I haven't upgraded yet)?
Louis
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Hi rebols,
Last week our Cox cable line was severed, and we were off line for several
days and my mailbox overflowed and some email therefore was bounced. If
you suspect your message to me bounced, please resend it.
Thanks,
Louis
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Hi rebols,
Is the new version of rebol-view going to make my scripts not work?
What problems should I expect?
Should I upgrade now, or wait?
Louis
PS I have to add that rebol is great, and the people on this list are
absolutely super.
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Is this an unsolved problem or do you know the answer
and you are challenging us to also find out ?
Anton.
Hi,
I have an enigma about Ladislav's mut-equal1? (from
http://www.rebolforces.com/~ladislav/evaluation.html)
b ;== 1
string? b ;== true
identical? a b ;== false
same? a b ;==
That is rather odd. The function, I do not feel, should actually perform an
operation on the argument being passed. At least, not in general. Same
happens with 'lowercase'.
Well, it answers the question I recall seeing about capitalizing:
uppercase/part x 1
;)
Hi rebols,
x: hello
Hello laplace
On 25-May-02, laplace wrote:
The rebol plugin doesn't work any more in IE6 so what about combining
rebol and xwt:
http://www.xwt.org/tutorial.html
Just got this from the author:
To: Alan Crandall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Demo page
From: Adam Megacz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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