Hi!
I just finished two new styles for VID. The first one is a
scroller, which is a generalization of the "slider" style found in
VID. The second one is a replacement for VID's slider.
The SLIDER style is almost backward compatible with VID's slider;
only a minor change to your layouts should be
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On 13-Giu-00, you wrote:
a> The question: is there a way for an Apache-handled CGI script
a> named john-doe.r, and referenced to as such in a web form, to
a> output a web page named john-doe.html (or even
a> john-smith.html)?
The only way is redirection AFAIK.
Rega
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On 13-Giu-00, you wrote:
P> Hey, Gabriele, cool. Use 'across at the beginnig of your
P> examples please, as all that variants of scrollers don't fit
P> 800x600 resolution.
Well, those "..." where there for some reason. :-)
P> Gabriele, would it be possible to get s
REBOL []
; this isn't tested, so take it as an example only. :-)
; you can download the new version here
do http://web.tiscalinet.it/rebol/scroller-styles.r
view layout [
styles scrollers
style pekr-scroller scroller options [no drag events]
across
s1: scroller 200x17 [t1/text
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On 15-Giu-00, you wrote:
G> I thought already about creating an object which has a layer
G> like this:
G> r: make object! [
G> parm1: result
G> xx: x parm1
G> yy: y parm1
G> zz: z parm 1
G> aappend: func[ str] [append parm1 str]
G> ]
G> and then going like th
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 16-Giu-00, you wrote:
j> Just a thought most of the "philosophical" questions /
j> discussions here about i.e. object lifecycle, scope, bindings,
j> etc. would be simply, formally, and workably solved if Rebol
j> had a true lexical scoping model. As it is, it'
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On 16-Giu-00, you wrote:
G> p.s. Is there any way to do the same thing, even if
G> "result" were a local var and not global?
You can set r/result to whatever; but perhaps you are interested
in something like the following?
r-spec: [
x: func [] [system/words/x res
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 18-Giu-00, you wrote:
b> As for unified, formal approaches, well Scheme wins there.
b> REBOL is easily as unified as Scheme, but Scheme has been
b> formalized to death - no contest. Hey Gabriele, do you want to
b> help turn our context argument into a formal paper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> well, compose seems to turn () in a block into literally nothing, not unset!,
In one of the previous versions (2.1?) COMPOSE did place unset! in
the block if it was returned by the code; then it was changed to
the current behaviour so that it is possible to insert noth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So, in the case
> of Unset less could mean more - less legal datatypes could mean
> more protection and simplicity for programs.
But then, what should "code that returns nothing" return? What
value should "undefined" words have?
I think REBOL as is now really needs un
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If it does, it always starts from the beginning as if the
> "tail o" part were ignored. Is this just how /direct works?
To get to the tail of a /direct port, you may try using:
o: skip o o/size
(I remember having used it once, but it was a lot of time ago...
:-)
HT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've been informed by Bo, that the GC bug is one of the top ten bugs to fix
> in Rebol.
Hmm... I reported it sometime in August 1999, so it's taking time
to fix it. ;-)
Seriously, I'm sure there's some reason for it not being fixed
yet; perhaps they'd need a rewrite o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Maybe Rebol
> has no way of "compiling" a statement and interprets it each time?
Exactly, AFAIK.
> Note that just comparing a C example of incrementing an integer
> a million times vs the Rebol equivalent shows that Rebol is about
> 4 times slower with this task - aga
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> did you notice:
>
> >> error? try [1 / 0]
> == true
>
> >> error? try [throw 1]
> ** Throw Error: No catch for throw: 1.
> ** Where: throw 1
I don't know if this is really an inconsistency; the error
actually happens OUT of the try block, because throw "breaks" out
o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1) what should "code that returns nothing" return?
>
> There is an approach that is even nowadays present in Rebol (only
> residually, I admit). "Code that returns nothing" can return None.
I expected this answer, but I'm not completely convinced about it.
I'll have t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > And what happens when I write:
> >
> >values: second system/words
> >
> > What value should I find there for unset words?
>
> This really is a tough question.
Yup. :-)
> Solution #1:
[...]
Might be an idea; not totally convincent tough...
> Solution #2: If yo
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On 22-Giu-00, you wrote:
l> *Unset*
[...]
l> The problem is, that the difference
l> between words initialized to None, Unset or any other legal
l> value is small. You see some difference just because you see,
l> that Unset is a "second class" Rebol value as oppose
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 26-Giu-00, you wrote:
r> Anyway, I did a minimal search with Bo's cool system
r> browser but couldn't find where the OS was kept.
system/version
The last two numbers in the tuple represent the platform (3.1 for
Windows, 4.2 for Linux x86 libc6 IIRC).
The platform
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 27-Giu-00, you wrote:
A> You're doing it correctly. There's a problem with Rebol here,
A> I believe.
Well, it's just that subobjects are not cloned. I think this saves
a lot of memory in /View, for example.
The workaround is to clone the subobject manually:
c: m
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On 26-Giu-00, you wrote:
[my proposal about contexts flexibility]
i> This would really be great.
Just a correction: after thinking about it, I came to the
conclusion that words cannot be removed from contexts with the
current implementation. This is based on speculatio
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 27-Giu-00, you wrote:
l> if the error occurs, it surely is fired and everything goes as
l> expected. But there is a legal way how to obtain an error
l> value:
l> e: make error! {some error}
l> f: try some-code
l> After any of these expressions occurs, you get
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 29-Giu-00, you wrote:
h> Since you are using the Amiga version: connected? there
h> currently only works with Miami and Miami Deluxe in recent
:-)
But shouldn't it return FALSE if there's no stack running?
Regards,
Gabriele.
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On 01-Lug-00, you wrote:
a> I disagree with your last statement (at bottom), Gabriele.
a> Recently, I wanted to assign 'err in a program like this (it
a> doesn't work):
a> a: func [][
a>if error? err: try [
a>;
a>;code that may produce an erro
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On 03-Lug-00, you wrote:
[...]
C> I'm guessing that the error occurs because of wrong contexts
C> of the words in the spec block. Am I right? And what am I
C> doing wrong here?
No, contexts have nothing to do with that. :) It's just that
you're inserting a FUNCTION!
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On 03-Lug-00, you wrote:
C> But now the context thing comes in for real, ;-)
Yup. :-)
C>>> a: 0 f: func [] [a]
The 'A in the body block of the function F is bound to the global
context.
C>>> o1: make object! [a: 1 g: func [] [a]] o1/g
G is a new function; the 'A
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 04-Lug-00, you wrote:
l> Correcting myself. Still not bug-free. The code should be:
l> append spec either function? :f [
l> reduce ['func load mold third :f copy/deep second :f]
l> ] [
l> reduce ['first reduce [:f]]
l> ]
This is f
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 03-Lug-00, you wrote:
t> I'd like to implement a *triple* linked list in rebol.
t> Below is a "c" structure: I'd welcome advice on how
I think that how to create the REBOL data structure depends on
what you want to do, not on how you'd do it in C. :-)
Regards,
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On 04-Lug-00, you wrote:
r> copy/range series start end
What's wrong with COPY/PART AT SERIES START END - START ?
Regards,
Gabriele.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My first step is to step through the "C" code in the DB Kernel,
> "clone" the code and the data structures in rebol. Make it work,
> and THEN
> optimize with rebol's own features.
This way you'll get very ugly REBOL code, and you may have trouble
converting most data s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> REBOL/Core 2.3.0.3.1
> >> f: func [x [any-type!]] [probe get/any 'x]
> >> g: func third :f second :f
> >> probe :g
> func [x [datatype!]][probe get/any 'x]
So, RT, SHOULDN'T that be fixed? ;-)
Regards,
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Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 06-Lug-00, you wrote:
d> If we do:
d> view layout [
d> button "Howdy Gang!" [print "Rebol is cool"]
d> button "Quit" [quit]
d> inform-error "Title Text" "This is some error text." "Okay"
d> ]
d> We still will not get the inform-error function called which
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 07-Lug-00, you wrote:
d> It is difficult to do dialects without /core-2.3 or /view
d> since the technique for writing dialects is very dependent on
d> parsing blocks (not just strings).
The ability to parse blocks makes really easy writing interpreters
for dialect
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On 08-Lug-00, you wrote:
b> Associative structures are best accessed with select, not
b> find. The hash! type optimizes select, but is no faster
b> than a block with find, as far as I can tell.
>> select ["a" "b" "b" "won't work" "c" "at all"] "a"
== "b"
>> select ["
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What I'm saying is that it is not consistent with the philosophy in
> Rebol. Datasets are not a datatype, it is a human convention. Take
> note of the help message : arg must be a series. Files are read as
> series. But yet difference won't work on them.
It does:
>> d
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On 14-Lug-00, you wrote:
r> 11.WB3.1:> rebol.core -qs
r> REBOL/Core 2.3.0.1.1 22-Jun-2000
r> Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
r> ## port: open tcp://:8000
r> ## wait port
r> And this in another:
r> 8.WB3.1:> telnet localhost 8000
r> AmiTC
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 14-Lug-00, you wrote:
G>>> find list select list 'a ; no good find can't find the
G>>> reference to the
G> block
Hope this clears things up:
>> find [a b c d e f g e g f h i j] [e g f]
== [e g f h i j]
>> find/only [a b c d e f g e g f h i j] [e g f]
== none
>> f
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 14-Lug-00, you wrote:
w> REBOLOVOSTI:
w> look at this:
[...]
Did you send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Regards,
Gabriele.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why does REBOL have variables be globally scoped by default? I ran into this
Because REBOL does not have something like a "scope". Notice that
there are no variables at all, only values.
Some of these values, called "words", have the ability to refer to
other values.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In REBOL you don't only have two scopes (contexts) - you have a tree of contexts,
>each one with a parent context, the top level context being what you could call
>global variables.
This is probably not true; each context is independent from the
others.
> As you can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> REBOL []
>
> my-words: [ 'rebol "Blue" ( 7 * 2 ) ]
>
> loop 2 [ foreach word my-words [ print word] foreach word my-words [ probe word ]]
When the script is loaded, the ascii text is converted to a block
of REBOL values. The first value of the block here is the set-w
Hi!
It seems like I'm not getting all the messages from the REBOL
lists (I often see replies to messages I haven't seen; I didn't
get Carl's gels.r too). Someone has any idea if this might be a
problem on my side or in SELMA?
I'm going to check the archive to verify if my messages are
getting to
Hmmm... it seems I didn't get Ladislav's message... anyway, I have
some comments on Elan's "mental model".
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 22-Lug-00, you wrote:
r>> From the point of a statement that is being evaluated, there
r>> exists a
r> hierarchy of "Effective Context Tables". The lowest Co
Tim wrote:
r>> For me, I sure as heck want to know what is
r>> happening on the machine level.
r>> Ask me why. I'll tell you.
A normal REBOL user does not have to know how the interpreter
works. If you really need to, probably you're and advanced user
and won't have great difficulties to disc
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On 23-Lug-00, you wrote:
r> good to hear from you.
I'm glad to talk with you too; I hope to get your book soon, too,
so I'll be able to send you some bug report. ;^)
r>> This was REBOL 1.x behaviour. REBOL 2.x is very different in
r>> this regard; the word lookup is
Hey, I did get only Jeff's message from this thread! Could someone
at RT check if they get errors from my account?
(Don't need to send me the thread, I'll have a look at it in the
archive. In the meantime, I'm sorry if someone asked something to
me and I did not answer yet.)
Regards,
Gabriel
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On 25-Lug-00, you wrote:
c> That looks like a bug. -Carl
Hmm... do you have some little spare time to tell us how contexts
work? Isn't binding done word-by-word? Isn't hierarchy achieved by
multiple pass binding?
You're confusing me, now. :-)
Regards,
Gabriele.
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On 25-Lug-00, you wrote:
l> I see, that the fact, that my series didn't explain the
l> behaviour of functions WRT Recursion and Binding is a flaw.
l> Here is the continuation (a model of the behaviour):
[...]
I just want to say that I agree with this model. This is t
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 26-Lug-00, you wrote:
r> I've set up a mailing list on my Web server for the book (for
r> bug fixes and clarifications and ongoing discussions).
Good. I think I'll subscribe eventually. :-) Anyway, I'm quite
sure it'll be very difficult to find bugs in your book. :
d line
Third line
Fourth line
Fifth line
Last line
}
>> parse text headrule
== true
>> full-contents
== ["First line (FIRST LEVEL)" "Second line (FIRST LEVEL)" "Third
line (SECOND LEVEL)" "Fourth line (FIRST LEVEL)" "Fifth line
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t; compose [a b c (load ask "What to add? ")]
What to add?
== [a b c]
I hope it is clearer now. :-)
Regards,
Gabriele.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
> I am trying to send a string to another application by using a socket in
> win95, and i keep getting this error:
If you want to use 'write, the correct syntax is:
write tcp://127.0.0.1:50004/ ip
(where 50004 is the port number, I suppose).
Notice that write clo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
> I think, it can be PARSE bug :( when doing it recursively.
parse is somewhat limited in recursion. Try to convert your rule
from recursive to iterative (contact me if you need some help in
doing this).
Regards,
Gabriele.
n't
evaluate its argument.
Regards
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ce; so the parser notices it didn't arrive to the
end of the string, and returns false. I think the problem can be
easily solved using ["the" "radio" ""] as rule, or if you don't
care about what's after "radio" ["the" "radio&qu
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oot).
People complaining about not being able to do lowlevel I/O, should
really be complaining about their OS being too limited.
Regards,
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s second argument is the block [append path "/"], which is
executed only if the first argument is not none or false.
I hope that helps.
Ciao,
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>parse.} none
== ["This" "was" "really" "surprising" "but quotes are taken into consideration" "by"
"parse."]
Ciao,
/Gabriele./
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action [print "That's not fair, you're passing m...
>> check: func [arg] [
[foreach [is-it? do-this] block [
[if is-it? arg do-this
[]
[]
>> check 3
It's an integer
== false
>> check 3.2
Hey, that's a decimal value!
== false
>> check []
That's not fair, you're passing me a block! :-(
Regards,
Gabriele.
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d?
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ge."
While playing a bit with it, I got:
** Script Error: parse expected input argument of type:
any-string.
** Where: tokens: parse sentence " ?!.," while
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/Gabriele./
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DOS is NOT and embedded OS. QNX
and others are embedded OSes.
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o--
universe.
Ciao,
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REBOL implementation
probably assumes a 32 bit system, so it would not easily be ported
to 16 or 8 bit systems.
Ciao,
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icrocomputer/controller is
another. :-)
Ciao,
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e/hour * 3600) +
(date/time/minute * 60) + date/time/second
Ciao,
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L, other than the word "relative". (Besides, as far as I remember,
Yup, I agree too.
Ciao,
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rn-empty]
== [unset]
Regards,
Gabriele.
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esult from there.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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port buffer 1024
close port
print mold buffer
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> >>
That sounds like an HTTP 0.9 server. Perhaps REBOL doesn't support
them (they're obsolete).
Ciao,
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find them to be stable, I'll
upload to rebol.org too.
Awaiting for comments, :-)
Gabriele.
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queue waiting for the mailbox to be unlocked.
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y, since unset behaves that way with the global
context too. Try to probe system/words... you will find unset
words there too.
Ciao,
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der to
send scripts. I posted a quoted-printable decoder to this list
last August IIRC...
Ciao,
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re?
Ciao,
/Gabriele./
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o REBOL's implementation. If you don't want to dig
that old messages, I could summarize that for you, so we can
discuss it.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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on is simple: most of use are accostumed to
procedural languages. Furthermore, when you are working on a big
series, copying may slow down the code a lot, and consume memory.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Regards,
Gabriele.
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messages
in the last days. Most of them are in the first thread of the
page:
http://www.rebol.org/userlist/html/threads-21.html
Anyway, Ladislav did a good job summarizing what was said.
Ciao,
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uot;
>> form var1
== "word"
>> form var2
== "meaning"
>> form :var2
== "word"
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 26-Nov-99, you wrote:
A> I don't know why it works, but it does. Any ideas?
Why shouldn't it?
Regards,
Gabriele.
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