while I cannot vouch for the
lack of printout (hello,rebol was missed),
I _can_ say that default behavior
of all scripts is to wait at the end
for more input unless you say
'quit' at the end of the script.
At 11:21 PM 1/18/00 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>Ignoring the cgi problem for a moment, consider the following terminal
>transcript:
>
>Script started on Tue Jan 18 23:08:46 2000
>
>jbone@bastrop> ls -al reb.r
>-rwxr-xr-x 1 jbone jbone 176 Jan 18 23:07 reb.r*
>
>jbone@bastrop> cat reb.r
>#!/usr/local/bin/rebol
>REBOL [
> Title: "reb"
> File: %reb.r
> Purpose: {
> Test rebol shell invocation.
> }
>]
>print "Hello, rebol"
>
>jbone@bastrop> ./reb.r
>REBOL 2.2.0.4.2
>Copyright (C) 1998-1999 REBOL Technologies
>REBOL is a Trademark of REBOL Technologies
>All rights reserved.
>
>Finger protocol loaded
>Whois protocol loaded
>Daytime protocol loaded
>SMTP protocol loaded
>POP protocol loaded
>HTTP protocol loaded
>FTP protocol loaded
>NNTP protocol loaded
>>> quit
>
>jbone@bastrop>exit
>
>Script done on Tue Jan 18 23:09:20 2000
>
>--
>
>Note that Rebol did not do the expected, i.e. read and run the script
>contained in the file. Rather, it initialized the interpreter and went into
>read-eval-print interactive mode; the "quit" at the prompt had to be typed
>interactively to exit the interpreter's REPL loop. Surely this is
>incorrect, right?
>
>jb
>
>
>
>
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