[REBOL] Re: do %image.png

[Ryan Cole]

Hey Jason,
I was mistaken in that my last example only worked well in a "prefaced"
situation.  What you really want is this:

garblyjunkbinaryfile
[
    REBOL []
    confirm "This is a test."
]
garblyjunkbinaryfile

There is a problem I discovered, a bug probably.  Seems that the null characters
in the png file are disrupting REBOL's ability to trigger.  Without nulls
present, the embedding works fine. Example:

>> write/binary %test "^@^/[ rebol [] confirm {Works?} ]"
>> do %test
** Syntax Error: Script is missing a REBOL header
** Where: do-boot
** Near: do %test
>> write/binary %test " ^/[ rebol [] confirm {Works?} ]"
>> do %test
== true
>>

I sent a feedback, hopefully they get around to fixing it soon,

--Ryan


Jason Cunliffe wrote:

> "Ryan Cole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> > Should be even easier than that.  Just insert something like this into
> it...
> >
> > REBOL[]
> > confirm "This is a test."
> > halt
> >
> > Just make sure you have the code enveloped in linefeeds.  REBOL was
> designed to
> > do this already.
>
> Hi Ryyan
> I don't quite understand you.
> ..what "this" REBOL was design to do ?
>
> How will wrapping my embedded script in linefeeds help?
> How will I know I am at the end of my script and at some space in the middle
> of it?
>
> thanks
> - Jason
>
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