On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 1:57 PM, John Porubek <jporu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Persistence pays off!
>
Hah, sorry I was traveling the last two weeks or so!
> Thank you John for the elegant, straightforward and surprisingly short
> solution to my request. If anyone else tries to run this in Factor 0.96,
> "http-get" is in the *http.client* vocabulary and "json>" is in *
> json.reader* (neither was suggested by the listener). Also, I correctly
> guessed that the "foreground" that was needed was in the
> *ui.render*vocabulary (the listener gave two choices).
>
No problem!
I think foreground from *io.styles* is the right one.
Also, I've pushed it to my GitHub if you want to check and make sure your
USING is the same as mine:
https://github.com/mrjbq7/re-factor/blob/master/re-factor/re-factor.factor
> This tool works great, giving me a nice list of posts. However, your
> statement "URLs that can be right-clicked and opened in your browser" makes
> me wonder if I'm missing something. At least in Windows, if I right-click
> on a post, the listener pops up a little window with: "Inspector, a
> delineating line, then Prettyprint, Push, Unparse and Watch". From any of
> these I can see something like *URL" http://re-factor.blogspot.com/..."*and I
> can easily extract something I can paste in my browser address line,
> but nothing that opens directly in my browser. I'm certainly not
> complaining - I'm very happy with my new tool - just curious.
>
Try to USE: webbrowser in the listener. A side effect of doing that is it
adds an "Open Url" option when you right-click to URLs. I blogged about it
here:
http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2011/01/open-url.html
And how it integrates with the listener here:
http://re-factor.blogspot.com/2011/05/open-url-in-listener.html
Also, if you want some extra credit stuff, if you inspect the JSON object
returned you'll see it actually contains all the content of the posts as
well. Unfortunately it's HTML, but you could print it out without the tags:
USING: html.parser html.parser.printer ;
all-posts first { "content" "$t" } [ of ] each parse-html html-text.
It's a little messy, so probably our "text-printer" could be improved to
add some more new-lines when appropriate, but you get the idea.
Best,
John.
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