Most likely QNX Real Time Platform uses unix-style filenames. Not sure thought. It will be released on Sep. 26th so I will find out then. Looks like it is going to be a really great platform. On a side note, I'm a bit sad that rebol/view and rebol/command are not supported on qnx rtp. Especially rebol/view. But I am very happy that at least I will have the rebol/core available. (which is the reason I am currently developing all command line - rather than graphical - based apps) > Terrence Brannon wrote: > >Could someone please fix this? It hung my interpreter: > > > >REBOL [ > > Title: "DOS-REBOL File Name Conversion Routines" > > File: %dosbol.r > > Author: "Terrence Brannon" > > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Try this: > do http://www.bigfoot.com/~brian.hawley/rebol/to-rebol-file.r > > Not only will it solve your parse problems but it will let > you support the other REBOL platforms as well. I use it every > day in my own scripts, on many platforms. It's fast, too. > > I just updated it to support MacOSX, QNX RTP and Tao Elate but > the last two may not work right. Does QNX RTP use Unix-style > filenames like the other QNX's? Does Tao Elate use Amiga-style, > Unix-style or something new? > > Brian Hawley >
