Yo wait! I figured this out a few weeks ago.
These are the instructions excerpted from
http://www.lexicon.net/antonr/rebol/demo/word-frequency.r
Type this in the Windows DOS shell:
type file.txt | rebol031.exe -cs word-frequency.r | more
or if you installed Rebol/View 1.3.1, type this in the Windows DOS
shell:
type file.txt | rebol.exe -ci
http://www.lexicon.net/antonr/rebol/demo/word-frequency.r | more
or for linux:
cat file.txt | ./rebol -cs word-frequency.r
Anton.
> I think it would be great if we clubbed together to generate a
> set of REBOL
> scripts for the computer language shoot-out.
>
> As has already been suggested, we could collaborate on the ML to
> develop and
> refine solutions.
>
> And, ditto, it'd make sense to have a thread per REBOL script.
>
>
> To start the ball rolling, I've picked what is probably the
> easiest one of
> all: sum-file -- that'll help us get out heads around the various
> requirements.
>
> My draft solution looks like this:
>
> ----------
>
> rebol []
>
> sum: 0
> foreach line read/lines to-file system/script/args [
> sum: sum + to integer! trim line
> ]
> print sum
> quit
> ----------
>
> This needs a command line (cos REBOL doesn't read STDIN) something like:
>
> rebol sum-file.r sum-file-data.txt
>
> And it is **not** a valid solution as the requirements say:
> "Programs should write to stdout. Program output is redirected to a
> log-file and compared to the expected output."
>
> As far as I know, that simply isn't possible with REBOL -- it
> does not write
> to STDOUT -- so we may want to stop the whole exercise right now
> until that
> issue is resolved.
>
> Please comment!
> Sunanda
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