Use of launch is limited to one level.
That is; a launched rebol program cannot
launch another rebol program.
If Ronald tried his program from the desktop,
that has already been launched once already.
>From the console it hasn't, that's why there
is a difference.
Try this in the console:
write %test-launch.r {
rebol []
print "attempt launch"
launch %test-launch.r
}
launch %test-launch.r
Only the first launch will work.
Launch is good for starting another
rebol process, though. So if a script
has permission, it could modify %user.r
just before using:
launch ""
to start a new rebol process.
The new rebol process will use the modified %user.r
Anton.
> > I tested (as you adviced me to) the 'launch way, but got a dialog
> > box telling me : "Launch can only be used by launcher programs."(I
> > use View)
>
> That's odd. I tested it with View (not View/Pro) and it worked fine.
> Try just...
>
> launch %calendar.r
>
> from the Console. It should run the calendar script while returning
> control of the Console to you immediatly.
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