Hi Scott
Yes, I can get the 1.5 MB output file also. On Win98 with 128 MB of ram, the
situation appears to be as follows.
If you boot to the console so that ctx-viewtop is still a block, that is
block? ctx-viewtop
returns true, then you can get a complete listing with echo using
print mold system
or
source system
But after ctx-viewtop is loaded to an object, I get an apparent lock-up
terminating with an out-of-memory error. The interesting thing is that the
error also occurs when trying to mold just the ctx-viewtop object, which is
not that large:
>> type? ctx-viewtop
== object!
>> print mold ctx-viewtop
** Script Error: Not enough memory
** Near: print mold ctx-viewtop
>>
When the memory error occurs, there is plenty of ram left as REBOL is only
using about 14 MB, so it must be some internal memory error.
Don't know if this happens with other platforms. Anyone?
Seems possible that there is just some bit of code in the ctx-viewtop object
which is causing the problem with source system.
-Larry
----- Original Message -----
From: "GS Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2001 3:35 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Improved SOURCE function
> Hi, Larry,
>
> About the time that I received your initial email yesterday in this
> thread, I was running a modified version of what you had suggested on
> May 3rd for ctx-viewtop. I like to run searches on the whole source
> that is available and wanted a single text file. I ran this on a fresh
> REBOL/View boot to console mode:
>
> echo %viewtop.txt
> print mold system
> echo none
>
> It prints a 1.5 MB file. Thanks for the idea.
>
> For your on-the-fly looks, DocKimbel's and your extensions are and will
> be a great help, but, ahhhh, to be able to see it all is also nice
> sometimes.
> --Scott Jones
>
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