o do" list.
-Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] How to get interval in tenth of sec ?
>
> Hi list:
>
> In the application i'm now developping, I need a mean t
Hi Phil
Don't know about most efficient, but this is probably close:
foreach item reduce [v2 v3][append v1 item]
HTH
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 5:48 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Efficient binary func
t;
>> x ;x is a word local to the function f
** Script Error: x has no value.
** Where: x
Notice that modifying the block or string referenced by the local variable
x, also changes the original global value. To prevent that you would have to
use COPY to create a n
ck mt j i pick pick m i j
]
]
mt
]
Enjoy
-Larry
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 2:11 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Transpose
> Joel wrote:
> > Finally, I'd considered handling the structure
eedback or directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For a workaround, you could try adding a message using the summary keyword.
-Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] debug help
> Cou
'self.
I would be interested in your comments on the puzzle I gave in my own
response to Andrew, if it ever appears on the list.
See you
-Larry
> Eric
>
which cannot be saved and loaded. This
may be a bug in load. Only RT knows what lurks in the heart of REBOL. ;-)
Cheers
-Larry
PS You can make a recursive block which cannot be saved and loaded.
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Cc:
functions work differently as well, I would suggest reading the
manual.
Cheers
-Larry
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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 4:04 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: List! series [Was: blank]
I followed Elan's
inary 100
== #{313030}
>> to-binary to-string #{313030}
== #{313030}
>> to-string #{313030}
== "100"
In other words, to-binary and to-string are mutually inverse operations.
They just show different ways of looking at the same underlying byte
sequence.
Cheers
-Larry
"join" two binary values.
>> append a b
== #{0123456789}
>>
Cheers
-Larry
You wrote:
> I'm finding that REBOL's a pretty nice tool to get close to the protocol.
> Out of curiosity, how do you reverse byte order, for things like the
length
> header? And I
.3.1 produces a file of 656 kB.
That is for view without the demo-object loaded (i.e., I set start-view?:
off in the user.r file), if the demo-object is loaded (default start-up)
there is an out of memory error.
Cheers
-Larry
b"][print k]
[print k
[]
>> f
a
b
1
>>
Cheers
-Larry
Hi Andrew
I just tried the second Andrew's icon for your rebsite, the one on the right
in the sites window, and it seems to work OK, although the first one has the
same problems as before. Wondering what made the difference?
Cheers
-Larry
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Hi Jochen, Petr, all
The reb-cam.r script has already been fixed by AllenK, the author. It is
just a question of getting the updated version on the RT rebsite.
Cheers
-Larry
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Hi Brett
I don't have a setup to use this for http, but I often use it with ftp.
AFAIK this is the standard URL format for accessing a password protected
http site. You might need to specify a path/page.
-Larry
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Hi Brett
You can connect this way:
print read http://usrname:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
HTH
-Larry
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Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 6:15 PM
Subject: [REBOL] HTTP Authentication
> When I point
to hash numbers
as well, but no schedule on that.
Cheers
-Larry
PS Joel, I have really enjoyed your recent essays and benchmarks.
-excerpt from original message
> >
> > BTW, using a hash! for the "keys" array would probably be a better
> > idea than just using
gt;> sort dates
== [10-Sep-2000/23:24:02-5:00 10-Sep-2000/23:24:13-5:00]
>> dates
== [10-Sep-2000/23:24:02-5:00 10-Sep-2000/23:24:13-5:00]
>>
Also the same with latest experimental builds of Core and Command.
-Larry
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large file (about half a megabyte)
The file contains indicators of recursive blocks/objects i.e. [...]. So it
will not load back in a valid form.
>> layo2: load %layo.sav
>> view layo2 ;no red box
I have reported this to feedback, but had no response so far.
-Larry
- Origin
to put the byte size of files in the icon entries?
Cheers
-Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] rebol weak points (i think) Re:(6)
> So, why don't you guys just use the
rsity
http://www.cs.rice.edu/CS/PLT/packages/drscheme/. It is free and rather
small (just a few MB) and supports threads, GUI programming, and tcp.
-Larry
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Subject: [RE
Try
http://www.rebol.com/library/html/encrypt.html
You will also find some scripts that deal with using the built-in compress
and decompress functions.
HTH
-Larry
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xt12 with [size: none]
inp: field 240x24
]
Then it will work.
HTH
-Larry
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Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 1:19 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Fixes View: 0.10.29 Re:
> I just ran a few scripts checking the
usins of Rebol.
REBOL blocks and more generally series combine the access and modification
features of Scheme lists (head, tail, next, first) and Scheme vectors (pick,
poke, at).
Most of the above is just my current best guess about how function creation
works.
Cheers
-Larry
snip
: 5
>>
BTW You can use 'source to look at the code for both 'help and
'protect-system. If you do
>>source protect-system
before doing 'protect-system, it does not cause this problem, which is one
reason I think the bug is in 'help.
HTH
-Larry
- O
obe logo1
make object! [
name: 'logo1
]
>> logo1/name
== logo1
>> type? logo1/name
== word!
HTH
-Larry
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Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 8:36 AM
Subject: [REBOL] returning an object from
Hi Fantam
You wrote:
> What a wonderful explanation. Thank you for the insight, Larry.
>
You are welcome! I realized after my post that there is another important
point about 'bind and contexts which I failed to mention.
I showed you how to bind the words in the code block t
ie to contain the actual objects, you can do this
my-serie: reduce [book1 book2]
then your original access code works
this-book: first my-serie
print this-book/info
HTH
-Larry
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ction's local
context. In such a case, using bind as above will not give the desired
effect.
The thing to remember is that words have values only within a context, and
the same word may have different values in different contexts.
HTH
-Larry
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I use system-protect although some experts feel they know all the
system/words well enough to make it unnecessary. With the new versions of
Core, View, and Command appearing frequently it is getting harder to keep
track mentally.
HTH
-Larry
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ny whitespace (including linefeed, etc), you
can use
>> parse string none
== ["This" "is" "a" "string" "with" "some" "words"]
which in this case gives the same result as parse/all string " "
-Larry
- Origi
ween paths and blocks.
>> to-block :p
== [a b c]
>> to-path to-block :p
== a/b/c
HTH
-Larry
lp function!
etc
to get a list of the currently defined values of that type.
Other pseudotypes are series, any-block, and any-string.
This topic is discussed (to some extent) in the docs. Elan's book provides
more info.
HTH
-Larry
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Comments? Other examples?
-Larry
Hi Boleslav
Try
>> head reverse "abcd"
== "dcba"
Reverse leaves the current pointer at the tail of the reversed block.
-Larry
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Subject
Hi Brett
Nice work!
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 10:24 PM
Subject: [REBOL] For those new to list and notetab-gateway users.
> Hi,
>
> 1) I've created a web page of a collecti
Thanks Eric
Excellent. Also faster. I thought about changing to Horner's method (what
you used) but I was too tired. BTW, the local 'z is now superfluous.
Cheers
-Larry
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Cc: Larry Palmiter &l
Hi Tim
>> tup-to-num 207.69.132.8
== 3477439496
HTH
-Larry
---code---
REBOL [
Title: "Convert IP to number"
Author: "Larry Palmiter"
Date: 31-Jul-2000
File: %tup-to-num.r
Comment: {
Must be decimal because REBOL
does not support 32 bit un
texts, but the nature of series literals
in REBOL. If you want an empty string each time the function f is entered,
replace
str: ""
with
str: copy "" ;creates a new empty string each time
HTH
-Larry
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Hi Paul
Well for numbers of absolute magnitude less than 2,147,483,647 (i.e., within
the range of the integer datatype) you can do this:
>> to-integer 47.2393
== 47
HTH
-Larry
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0-Jul-2000/17:06:27-7:00
>> x: 1234
== 1234
>> get to-word first blk
== 1234
>> blk
== []
Now the puzzle part. How did I create the block? Is there a bug here
somewhere?
Cheers
-Larry
Hint: I only used datatypes, no user functions or objects were created.
n access the same data
in the anonymous object without using the encapsulated get-it func. Of
course, Carl's example was very contrived -- how else could one short script
have 15 uses (one hidden in 'b2) of the word 'b. :-)
BTW The problem with recycle which I posted can be avoided by n
d be a more complete model of func.
Thank you again for sharing this excellent material.
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 1:37 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Words, Bindings and Contexts. (7)
> I see, that the
it is what should have
been the output from Gabriele's example. Should it have been [2 2 2]?
More confused than ever :-(
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 10:21 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Bug in
ash when doing print
print var
Wondering if there is a simple explanation for this? Seems like something
about the context referencing is destroyed by recycle.
-Larry
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ith the decimal value 2, hex value 2,
and binary value 0010?
>> enbase/base to-string to-char 2 2 ;a little awkward
== "0010"
If you want the answer as a REBOL binary! value use
>> to-binary to-string to-char 2
== #{02}
I have attached a very short script wh
== -1.01
BTW This works better than your roundoff function for negative values:
>> roundoff -1.0051
== -1
Cheers
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 6:57 PM
Subject: [REBOL] roundoff?
> I needed a
uot; "series" "series" "series"]
>> b/2/1: #"a"
== "aeries"
>> b
== ["series" "aeries" "series" "series" "series"];only second series
changed
Now they are independent.
Which one you want
Hi Bruno
Try this:
parse page: read http://site [
some [
thru "=^"/" here: (insert back here "http://site")
]
to end
]
Note the use of 'back
HTH
-Larry
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Hi Tim
Seems that skip does not work with open/direct/binary although it does work
with open/direct. This may be a bug.
In the meantime, you can advance the file pointer with copy/part:
>> fp: open/direct/binary %test-char.r
>> copy/part fp 10 ; returned value discarded when run in a scri
quot;B*"
== none
>> find/any/case t "b*"
== "brbar"
>> find/case t "B"
== none
>> find/case t "b"
== "brbar"
Seems OK. Perhaps previous definitions or executed programs messed
something up on yours.
Cheers
-Larry
- Origina
ral people over a period of several weeks. Hopefully, more
complete documentation of REBOL from the creators is on the way. That would
help a lot.
BTW If you figure out any neat ways to do some of these symbolic things,
please let us know :-)
-Larry
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From: <[EM
Hi Galt
The command is not correct (I seem to have deleted the e-mail from which you
quoted). It should be just
do http://www.rebol.com/library/scripts/inhtml.r
Use of READ is what causes the problem.
-Larry
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ibly because of the lack of dynamic binding in REBOL.
Presumably in REBOL 1.x this was possible.
One way of looking at the encapsulated 'make-add is that while REBOL does
not natively provide them, it can be used to create (somewhat cumbersome)
structures which emulate certain features of languages like Scheme.
Cheers
-Larry
7;s except that the stored
objects are shown when doing
>>source make-add
but 'saved is still a global word. With /local as above, 'saved is known
only in the context of the function make-add.
Sorry for the confusion
-Larry
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From: Larry Palmiter <[
x][
saved: []
get in last append saved make object! [
z: x
f: func [y][+ z y]
] 'f
]
Cheers
-Larry
Hi Pete
In order for the reb page to work, the PUBLIC subdirectory of the /View home
path on your machine must exist before the reb page is accessed. You may
need to create it manually.
HTH
-Larry
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Se
Hi Harry
The globally known words are returned in a block by
words: first system/words
You can print them one to a line with
foreach word first system/words [print word]
You can use WHAT to list all functions.
-Larry
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To: &
d our correspondence to
feedback. Of course, the bug credit is yours.
Cheers
Larry
REBOL []
print {
Bug in optional args called from script.
If 123 is removed from the 6th call to f,
f is not called at all.
}
f: func [a [any-type!]][print "f got called"]
f
f
f
f
f
f 123
halt
- O
at OS are you using? What is in
your user.r file and other scripts that may have been invoked before the
code in question?
-Larry
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Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 9:19 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Optional Argument
Hi tZ
>> a: "helloworld"
== "helloworld"
>> found? find a "hello"
== true
>>help find ; for more info
-Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 3:24 P
y" uses this approach with Scheme as the
high-level interpreted programming language.
-Larry
> -pekr-
> > -Larry
om line
was that REBOL was about 80-300 times slower than MATLAB which uses highly
optimised C-code for the same operations. This is a more realistic
comparison for numerics intensive work. These REBOL times are comparable
with those achieved in other interpreted languages, indeed much better than
some.
-Larry
> Rodney
Hi z
Try
>> view layout/parent ..
The name was changed from style to parent in Viewbeta 4.1.
-Larry
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Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 1:55 PM
Subject: [REBOL] layout/style ?
> in /view
Hi Jeff
Very nice! I really like short command utilities like these.
-Larry
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Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 11:56 PM
Subject: [REBOL] REBOL and the unix shell
>
> Say folks: I put up an ar
Hi Eric
Welcome back! Your detach function works like a charm on my e-mail text
file. The file was produced with:
write %msg.txt read pop://user:pass%pop-server
Cheers
-Larry
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, we would like to get the image file name as well?
Sorry for the stupid questions, but I don't know much about this.
Cheers
Larry
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Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 6:18 PM
Subject: [REBOL] solved (was deta
same amount of time.
Not sure how much timeout can be increased or if it works in all cases, but
the server was pretty fast with a consistent download speed of about 37
kilobytes/sec which is close to the DSL max transfer rate. It is likely that
View has improved networking code.
-Larry
Hi Ryan
Oops, forgot to say you might need to do a TRIM/ALL on the text string to
get rid of whitespace, before doing the DEBASE operation.
-Larry
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 3:33 PM
Sub
ailed myself bay.jpg as an attachment using
base64 encoding, read my pop mail box into a file, extracted the base64
image with a text editor and it was exactly the same as BIN64 above.
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Mond
definitions placed in the argument block will be
added to those in ob1. If a varname in the block is already in ob1, it will
be redefined to the new value in ob2.
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 10
Hi A.D.ing
Try
file:/d/autoexec.bat
You can also access files in the more standard way:
print read %/d/sub1/sub2/my-file.bat
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2000 7:31 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Windows p
Hi Bo
Very nice! Everything works fine.
Cheers
Larry
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Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 5:46 PM
Subject: [REBOL] REBOL/View examples
> Here are some REBOL/View button examples which are pretty easy to
! port!]
value
/only "Appends a block value as a block"
][
head either only [insert/only tail series reduce :value
] [
insert tail series reduce :value
]
]
HTH
Larry
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bug. ;)
So what is END?
Larry
decimal!.
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 8:18 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Mailing List Maintenance Re:
> Hi:
> For a presentation:
> Does any have a ball-park figure for how much mem
Hi Ryan
Same gotcha as the one I just answered. To initialize an empty block or
string within a function body or more generally within another block, you
need to use 'copy. In your code
changecontent-parts: [] tocontent-part: copy []
HTH
Larry
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executes.
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 3:16 PM
Subject: [REBOL] strange
Hi!
I have the following code:
num: 30
to: load %file
until [
list: []
print length? list
loop num [
elem: first to
Hi Chris
Use the /only refinement to append:
append/only a b
Cheers
Larry
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Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 5:31 PM
Subject: [REBOL] inserting block into block
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a qu
Hi there
You can try sending an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] requesting a copy of
View beta. AFAIK, this is the official way to get a copy.
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 3:18 PM
Subject: [REBO
Hi Ryan
The release date is listed as April 2000. You can read three chapters here:
http://www.pbg.mcgraw-hill.com/betabooks/feb00/goldman/index.html
HTH
Larry
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Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 9:1
Howdy folks
Looking at those weird time! values must have boggled my brain. Please read
"hour" for "year" in my previous post #121264. The message is copied below
with correction. (Bo: can you substitute for previous post to feedback?)
Sorry for the confusion
Larry
--
ng C-code.
One simple fix would be to return the "Invalid time" error for values of
year greater than 596522.
I am copying this to feedback as a bug. You, of course, deserve full credit
for the discovery. Good catch!
Cheers
Larry
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From: <[EMAIL PROTE
y version of REBOL:
>> system/version
== 2.2.0.3.1
Cheers
Larry
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 11:16 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Money Trouble? Re:
> Larry,
>
> I had similar problems about a month ago using to-money. They are
&g
oblems are not due to the round-off intrinsic to decimal values.
Even in the worst case we have 15 significant digits of precision. The
example shows incorrect rounding in the 4th significant digit.
I wonder whether others have noticed this problem?
Note: this has been CC'd to feedback as a bug.
Cheers
Larry
Hi Gabriele
Thanks for the correction. Silly of me to overlook the most simple method of
returning a value from a script.
Ciao,
Larry
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Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 4:58 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Return value f
urn in the code following the call
of Script2.
3) A script could write a file of results using 'load or 'write and these
could be read in by another script.
By designing scripts with these ideas in mind, it is probably not really
necessary to have an explicit return mechanism
-interpreted as the high-half unsigned's.
Someday I will make a whole package for binary signed/unsigned integers, but
no time now. I also have a function for extracting a REBOL integer from a
2/4 byte binary value. Let me know if you need it.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Larry
- Ori
at Rebol tech can diagnose the
problem? (I see Sterling has already replied:-)
I just tried WS-FTP a seond time. It took 120 seconds for the dir-list to
start downloading. The dir-list was fine.
Hope this helps
Larry
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Hi Cal
You could try sending e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] begging to be subscribed to
the ALLY list.:-) Should work.
Ciao
Larry
'
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Hope this helps
Cheers
Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] Testing REBOL/View Bet
t present a few examples below. If there is interest, I am willing to
write a few short tutorial posts about floating-point in REBOL.
Have fun exploring REBOL numbers:-)
Larry
EXAMPLES
REAL/SPLIT calculates the three components of the IEEE representation of a
double
s at browser
end are found in http-port object: the browser IP is http-port/host and the
connection IP is in http-port/port-id. You can also do a reverse dns look-up
on the host IP and log the domain-name if desired.
Hope this helps
Larry
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Hi Chris
Try:
>>myurl: to-url "Chris L"
== Chris%20L
Cheers
Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] URL-encoding
> Hello folks,
>
> I'm curre
Hi Ralph
Applause, Applause, Another Chorus.
It wrapped in the e-mail but I managed to fix it.
Cheers
Larry ( who also did not have anything important to do Sunday evening :-)
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illion (45
million million). If the floating point arithmetic is properly handled, the
precision should remain at $0.01 up to 2 ** 53 which is about 90 trillion.
Cheers
Larry
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Hi Luis
One place to find WEB acronyms:
http://www.ucc.ie/acronyms/
Cheers
Larry
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Subject: [REBOL] Glossary of terms
> Hi Rebols,
>
> Where can
e [append/only blk to-block line]
== [[2-Feb-2000 1 2] [1-Feb-2000 2 1] [6-Feb-2000 3 5] [24-Feb-2000 4 6]]
>> sort blk
== [[1-Feb-2000 2 1] [2-Feb-2000 1 2] [6-Feb-2000 3 5] [24-Feb-2000 4 6]]
>>
Hope this helps
Larry
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passing a function with a get-word in the spec
and using the parens to handle function literals. This technique can be
applied to any function which requires a function passed as an input
parameter and IMHO results in a clean syntax for the function calls.
Your thoughts?
Larry
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[3 4] copy ""
== [["" "" "" ""] ["" "" "" ""] ["" "" "" ""]]
>> i: 2 j: 3
== 3
>> poke pick ar i j "hello"
== ["" "" "hello" ""]
>> ar
== [[
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