Hi Andrew,
> My site is built in my eText dialect and interpreted by my eText, HTML and
> Site Rebol dialect scripts. But then I cheat and use a free FTP program to
> get it to my site provider. :( That's 'cause I haven't yet worked out how
a
> Rebol equivalent of the make program and to only update as needed.
I've uploaded to my website the script that handles the FTP upload for
codeconscious.com. See the section called "How these pages were
created" on the following page.
http://www.codeconscious.com/rebol/rebol-scripts.html
To generate my site I use a slightly modified version of the
text-to-html program that Carl made before make-doc for all the content
on codeconscious.com. I have a build-site script that recursively
travels through a source directory and emits a mirror structure but of
web pages. Along the way it detabs rebol scripts and edits the html
pages generated from the modified make-spec program to include buttons
etc.
Finally a site upload scripts uploads via FTP any changed HTML pages.
It simplisticly determines a change from the size of the file which is
not guaranteed but the site admin (me) is watching. A checksum would be
better.
So making a change on my site involves (1) edit text file (2)
build-site (3) site upload. A single change takes well under a minute.
This simplistic scheme has proved remarkably flexible and easy to deal
with. It is getting a bit old and creaky now, and I know that I could
produce a neater set of scripts but, hey, it works.
Regards,
Brett.
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