Hi Tom,
you wrote:
In this example you are using 'cursor'
>in the
>definition of cursor, is that right?
Cursor is just a word I made up. You could use index or insert-position or
whatever you like instead of cursor, as long as you use it consistently
both when you retrieve the position right in front of the </HTML> tag,
that's at the point
[ to </HTML insert-here: ... ]
and then later when you insert the stuff into that position:
[ ... (insert insert-here {some text here ^/})]
>What do the symbols ^/ mean here?
It tells REBOL to add a newline at that position. I used it because I
wanted to force </HTML> on a new line, as it had been before. The old
newline will have create the line into which the new stuff is inserted.
>This method seems to be putting a blank line in every line of the page.
>Do you know anything about that?
No, I don't see why it would do that. You can send a sample original page?
Hope this helps
Elan
