Hi Paul,

  he he, my last 0.0.5 promo mail... promised  :-)

  I think everyone is holding their breath like you are.  I agree, its still pretty 
cryptic, documentation is sparce... naming is somewhat non-traditional, feels scary.

  You also are correct in that it is all still beta and should not be relied on until 
the downloads officially say release v1.0.

  That's why I'm working on tutorials as fast as I can with graphics and code snippets 
on-line.  Just follow the tutorial examples, see the code and the uis it generates.  
No install needed.  It gives you a good idea of the tool.

  But if you do run the colorbox.r demo, you'll see how dynamic it really is and what 
level of input validation has been attained.

  In one field box, you can enter a tuple, a decimal, an integer along with any 
unrelated string data and it will filter out anything it can find to set the 
color...using an integer, sets all channels, for example.
   Once any valid data is found, more than 40 gadgets get updated without you having 
to add one single line of code.  What's more is that if you decide to edit the ui, you 
do not need to edit any action code, anywhere, in order to link new gadgets to the 
color data.  No secret little function(s) to remember to edit each time a change to 
the ui is done...

  Now that the licensing is done, I'll be able to put updates online, much more 
quickly...

I'll stop ranting, and hope that the release goes well and the late night hours 
weren't in vain ;-)

enjoy what's available, I'm also open to answering any questions any one of you might 
have about the project itself and parts of it which aren't clear.  you can send all 
comments/questions to the following mail address:


[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Also, I wish to appologize to the fellow who sent me a mail a while back about 
open-library which never got answered... My home internet was down (I wasn't aware), 
and is now up again... so, I WILL be answering any new enquiries ASAP.


cheers!

-MAx
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Steel project coordinator
http://www.rebol.it/~steel
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Tretter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 3:34 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: STEEL 0.0.5 online :-)
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> 
> 
> Has anyone made any thing with Steel?  I'm curious about 3rd 
> party feedback.
> Want to hear what its all about and how it works.  I'm not 
> sure I want to
> get my feet wet with liquid-vid yet until I hear more about 
> it.  Sounds
> interesting though.
> 
> Paul Tretter
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
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> Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 1:24 PM
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: STEEL 0.0.5 online :-)
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> >
> >
> > > version 0.0.5 has been released
> >
> > forgot to add signature which contains the link to the site:
> >
> >
> > ciao!
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> > -MAx
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