Assuming you are trying to be helpful; it didn't work. Now I don't know
what the heck *you* are talking about. I thought I *had* specified the
file (readme.txt) on the command line.
- fleet -
At 17:00 11/12/99 -0800, you wrote:
>
>try this. Instead of always sending mailfile.r, send the file
>specified on the command line.
>
>Sterling
>
>REBOL [
> Title: "Email a Text File"
> File: %mailfile.r
> Date: 10-Sep-1999
> Purpose: {Send a text file (as text of message).}
> Note: {
> Puts the name of the file in the subject line.
> }
>]
>
>file: to-file system/options/args ;name of file to send
>
>send [EMAIL PROTECTED] reform [
> "File:" file newline newline read file
>]
>
>> My command on Linux is:
>>
>> $rebol mailfile.r readme.txt
>> - where readme.txt is in the current directory and mailfile.r is in
>> ../rebol off the current directory.
>>
>> rebol runs and sends me the mailfile.r script.
>>
>> What am I doing wrong? Something silly, obvious and stupid, obviously!
>>
>> - fleet -
>>
>> (so noone will need to go look it up - here is the script as I have it for
>> my machine.)
>
>
