I'll just add that I do very similar to this but I try to put all my
additions in another script called ConfigureSession.r which resides in a
data directory (for ease of backing up my volatile configuration).
ConfigureSession.r then sets words and calls utility scripts.
Doing this allows the same configuration for Core and View.
Brett.
----- Original Message -----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 5:56 AM
Subject: [REBOL] How to load func defs at start-up Re:
Following inline is my %user.r, followed by my %utilities.r script.
All of the functions listed in utilities are then available to me during the
session.
*****************start user.r****************************
REBOL [
Title: "User Preferences"
Date: 28-Aug-2000
]
protect-system ;protect system words from redefinition with all of my
utilities
set-net-cases: [
1 [[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp.netzero.net pop.netzero.net none none none ]
2 [[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp.mail.yahoo.com pop.mail.yahoo.com none none
none]
]
print "Which net account do you want to use?"
foreach [number case] set-net-cases [
print [number tab case]
]
set-net account: select set-net-cases choice: to-integer ask "Enter your
number choice here :>> "
system/console/prompt: "REBOL:>> "
system/console/result: "REBOL:== "
;--------utilities to do each time----------------
; keep the utilities folder as a subfolder of where the executable is i.e.
%./utilities
;----------------------------greeting-------------------
print "***************************************************************"
Print "Hello, Alan!"
print ["It is" now/date "at" now/time "."]
print ["You are currently in the" what-dir "directory." newline]
print ["The following are your scripts loaded with utilities.r" newline]
do %./utilities/utilities.r ; put utilities in utilities folder and call
them in %utilities.r
*****************end of
user.r**************************************************
*****************start
utilities.r**************************************************
REBOL[
title: "My Utilities"
file: %utilities.r
purpose: "Things I want available."
date: "22-May-2000/10:43:36-4:00"
]
; scripts I want available
;--------make 'symlinks' to directory functions------------------------
list: :list-dir
pwd: :what-dir
cd: :change-dir
md: :make-dir
;-----a few simple shortcuts-------
cls: does [prin ["^(1B)[J"]] ; this clears the screen
;---------my utilities--------------
do %../utilities/ls.r
do %../utilities/mail.r
do %../utilities/convert-lines.r
do %../utilities/makehead.r
do %../utilities/s-swap.r
***********end user.r***************************
Hope this helps.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
How may I load function definitions at startup?
As an experiment, I added the following function def
to both user.r and rebol.r:
import: func[{"do" a file (IMPORT function def}f[string!]]
[do make file! f]
However, upon starting rebol, rebol does not recognize
it.
I note also, that set-user is not recognized.
Just curious...
TIA
Tim
