Alan

I tried 'launch and it works for me. I wrote a launch-test.r script:

REBOL []

view layout [
 button "imagine" [launch %imagine.r]
 button "quit" [unview/all]
]

My %imagine.r does a number of things, so is a good test I think: uses
request-file to select a PNG file, then extract and execute an embedded
rebol script, opening another window printing the output if the embedded
script if needs be. The nice thing is I can keep on doing this as long as I
liek becuase launch-test gui is just sitting their independently :-) Just
what I think we both needed.

That is how it behaves when I run it from within the _same_ directory it
starts from:

do %launch-test.r

But when I move it somewhere else in the directory structure, for example:

do %../tools/launch-test.r

then I do have a obvious problem. REBOL/View looks for a REBOL installation
in ../tools directory and if it does not find it, then throws up its
installation GUI [the first time]. The next time it will run dierctly as it
finds rebol.exe in ../tools.

This behavior is something generally I still don't understand about
REBOL/View [Win98se]. Namely why and when REBOL/View plants more versions of
rebol.exe all over the file structure. I don't know if my config is damaged,
or if there is a simple refinement or script param needed to avoid this.

I hope this is some help to you, and that we both get sorted soon.

cheers
./Jason


----- Original Message -----
From: "alan parman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 10:07 AM
Subject: [REBOL] 'launch and scripts running other scripts.


> If I enter the following at the REBOL console, then the button works.
>
> view layout [button [launch %feedback.r]]
>
> If I save this as a REBOL script, and run it, then the button doesn't
work.
>
> Seems like a bug to me.  If this is a security issue then 'launch could be
configured to always 'ask?

[...snip...]

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