Hi Tim, I enjoyed reading your description of your personal history and your project. I don't know very much about web programming, but I'll help when I can. You wrote: >P.S. I've got some ideas for a rebol "librarian", >that could fetch reusable subroutines like the one >the Eric wrote, and insert them into a project file. >More about that later. I'm not sure how necessary a project file is for REBOL programming, at least at this stage. I never got to the point in C where I needed a project file, but my understanding is that project files are handy to speed up the process of compilation (so that you don't have to recompile files if their code hasn't changed), and to link in compiled libraries. I think with REBOL you don't have to do (can't do) anything more complicated than including files. A lot of us have written utilities for this. I have one on rebol.org called dore.r that is a big help. It indexes all the *.r files below the REBOL home directory. Then you can do my-script.r with just: dore my-script ; takes a word! argument and, dore/maybe my-script will do that script only if it hasn't been done. This is the statement I use as an equivalent to an include statement. Also, dore/list my-script will print out a list of functions and objects defined in that script. I could send you the latest version if you're interested. See you, Eric
