[REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer Re:(2)

2000-06-04 Thread allenk


- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 2:02 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer Re:


> David Jacobs wrote:
> > Any takers out there?
> 
> Try approaching Allen K:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> He's offline at the moment, but I'm fairly sure he's looking for work
> like this.
> 
> I've CC him directly
> 
> Andrew Martin
> ICQ: 26227169
> http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
> -><-

Thanks Andrew,

Hi David,

I'm interested, I've sent you an email direct.

Cheers,

Allen K







[REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Petr . Krenzelok



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi from Australia,
>
> I am looking for a REBOL programmer based in Australia interested in taking
> on a paying project.
>
> The project involves sending web pages as HTML (including all images) via
> email from a Lotus Notes "website". The script also needs to look at an
> embedded comment field, extract the information as the subject of the email
> and send the page to a specified list depending on the keyword in the
> comment field.
>
> Any takers out there?

Hi,

I am not interested in taking job in Australia, but am interested in REBOL &
Lotus Notes combination, as LN are our main messaging platform here. (I am not
in LN dev group though ...)

Thanks,

-pekr-

>
>
> Regards
>
> David Jacobs




[REBOL] parsing by period and newline Re:

2000-06-04 Thread norsepower

As a follow-up...

would it make sense to do the following?

article-info: msg/content
end-of-paragraph: rejoin [{.} newline]
replace/all article-info end-of-paragraph {~}

and then parse the resultant string by the tilde character? (or am I 
adding an extra, unecessary step to the process?)

-Ryan


>;This parsing routine...
>
>
>breakdown-content: func [
>   "breakdown an e-mail content field into its parts"
>   msg [object!] "e-mail message"
>][
>   article-info: msg/content
>   end-of-paragraph: rejoin [{.} newline]
>   content-parts: copy []
>   foreach part parse/all article-info end-of-paragraph [ append 
>content-parts part ]
>]
>
>
>;when parsing the following...
>
>
>First paragraph here.
>
>Then a second paragraph. Another sentence.
>
>A final paragraph.
>
>
>;creates an undesirable result, as follows...
>
>
>make object! [
>headline: "first headline"
>subheadline: "second headline"
>body: ["First paragraph here" "" "" "Then a second paragraph" " 
>Another sentence" "" "" "A final paragraph" ""]
>]
>
>
>;For the "body" value, I would like the block to contain only 
>individual paragraphs. Parsing by the following value (also above)...
>
>
>end-of-paragraph: rejoin [{.} newline]
>
>
>;does not work as I desire (i.e. parsing ONLY by instances of a period 
>followed by a newline character.) Using a charset value would not 
work, 
>because then it would parse for EVERY instance of a period and a 
>newline, correct? How can I accomplish what I am setting out to do? 
>(parsing by each instance of a period followed by a newline 
character.)
>
>Thanks.
>
>-Ryan
>
>




[REBOL] parsing by period and newline

2000-06-04 Thread norsepower

;This parsing routine...


breakdown-content: func [
"breakdown an e-mail content field into its parts"
msg [object!] "e-mail message"
][
article-info: msg/content
end-of-paragraph: rejoin [{.} newline]
content-parts: copy []
foreach part parse/all article-info end-of-paragraph [ append 
content-parts part ]
]


;when parsing the following...


First paragraph here.

Then a second paragraph. Another sentence.

A final paragraph.


;creates an undesirable result, as follows...


make object! [
headline: "first headline"
subheadline: "second headline"
body: ["First paragraph here" "" "" "Then a second paragraph" " 
Another sentence" "" "" "A final paragraph" ""]
]


;For the "body" value, I would like the block to contain only 
individual paragraphs. Parsing by the following value (also above)...


end-of-paragraph: rejoin [{.} newline]


;does not work as I desire (i.e. parsing ONLY by instances of a period 
followed by a newline character.) Using a charset value would not work, 
because then it would parse for EVERY instance of a period and a 
newline, correct? How can I accomplish what I am setting out to do? 
(parsing by each instance of a period followed by a newline character.)

Thanks.

-Ryan




[REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer Re:

2000-06-04 Thread gschwarz

My name is Greg and based in Ballarat Vic and would like to know more.

- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 12:53
Subject: [REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer


> Hi from Australia,
>
> I am looking for a REBOL programmer based in Australia interested in
taking
> on a paying project.
>
> The project involves sending web pages as HTML (including all images) via
> email from a Lotus Notes "website". The script also needs to look at an
> embedded comment field, extract the information as the subject of the
email
> and send the page to a specified list depending on the keyword in the
> comment field.
>
> Any takers out there?
>
> Regards
>
> David Jacobs
>
>
>




[REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

David Jacobs wrote:
> Any takers out there?

Try approaching Allen K:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
He's offline at the moment, but I'm fairly sure he's looking for work
like this.

I've CC him directly

Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-



- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, 5 June 2000 2:53 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer


> Hi from Australia,
>
> I am looking for a REBOL programmer based in Australia interested in
taking
> on a paying project.
>
> The project involves sending web pages as HTML (including all images) via
> email from a Lotus Notes "website". The script also needs to look at an
> embedded comment field, extract the information as the subject of the
email
> and send the page to a specified list depending on the keyword in the
> comment field.
>
> Any takers out there?
>
> Regards
>
> David Jacobs
>
>
>




[REBOL] XML parser includes line breaks Re:(5)

2000-06-04 Thread bhandley

Seems to work pretty well. Thankyou.
Brett.

> I wrote the following helper function to strip all redundant whitespace
> from the nested block structure returned by parse-xml.  (By "redundant",
> I mean whitespace that precedes or follows non-whitespace character
> data.)  The function also deletes content strings that become empty upon
> whitespace cleanup.
> 
> All suggestions, optimizations, etc. are welcome.
> 
> -jn-





[REBOL] Looking for an Australian REBOL programmer

2000-06-04 Thread djacobs

Hi from Australia,

I am looking for a REBOL programmer based in Australia interested in taking
on a paying project.

The project involves sending web pages as HTML (including all images) via
email from a Lotus Notes "website". The script also needs to look at an
embedded comment field, extract the information as the subject of the email
and send the page to a specified list depending on the keyword in the
comment field.

Any takers out there?

Regards

David Jacobs





[REBOL] Windows path question Re:

2000-06-04 Thread larry

Hi A.D.ing

Try

file:/d/autoexec.bat

You can also access files in the more standard way:

print read %/d/sub1/sub2/my-file.bat

HTH

Larry

- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2000 7:31 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Windows path question


> 
> Hi!
> 
> to access a file from the current drive I use
> 
> file://autoexec.bat ;for c:\autoexec.bat
> 
> How I can access the d:\autoexec.bat file?
> 
> (on a Windows platform)
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> A.D.ing
> http://www.zonator.com
> 
> 




[REBOL] Windows path question Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

A.D.ing wrote:
> How I can access the d:\autoexec.bat file?

print read %/d/autoexec.bat

The drive letter is like a higher level directory.

I hope that helps!

Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] Windows path question

2000-06-04 Thread s123456789


Hi!

to access a file from the current drive I use

//autoexec.bat ;for c:\autoexec.bat

How I can access the d:\autoexec.bat file?

(on a Windows platform)

Thanks in advance,
A.D.ing
http://www.zonator.com






[REBOL] Strange error when I send e-mail Re:

2000-06-04 Thread allenk


- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 5:05 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Strange error when I send e-mail


>
> Hi!
>
> I have a problem when I want to send an email. I use this code:
>
> prm: to-file load system/script/args
> if exists? prm [
> dat: load prm
> ]
> ...
> subj: pick dat 6 ; the 6 line in the file is: [a 1st message]
> ...
> header: make system/standard/email compose [
> ...
> subject: (reduce [subj])
> ...
> ]
>
>
> It works sometime, except when the subj contain some words, like "1st". I
mean
> if
> subject is [a test] works
> but when is [a 1st test] fail

You have to ensure that it is a string. Which it should be if you have read
it from a text file.
"[a 1st test]" or "a 1st test". If it is not a string and you just set
subject to a block [a 1st test]
it will fail with something like this (because subject is turned into a
string using 'form before sending)

form [a 1st test]
** Syntax Error: Invalid integer -- 1st.
** Where: (line 1) [a 1st test]

You must be doing something to the string that you didn't show in your
example. Also, is there really a need to use reduce?, nothing in your
example indicates you need it there.

I would still like Rebol to be able to handle these, 1st 2nd 3rd 3m etc
(without having to have them as strings, or at least make 'form handle their
conversion)

Cheers,

Allen K








[REBOL] Stupid Question Re:(3)

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

> On 04-Giu-00, you wrote:
> 
>  A> to: load first file
> 
> I think it's not a good idea to use the word 'to here.

Agreed. My defence is the original script used 'to. :-)

Andrew Martin
Rapidly papering over the cracks...
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] (no subject) Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

Hi!
To unsubscribe from the list, send an email with _only_ this:
unsubscribe
in the subject line. Or click on this link (in an advanced email
client):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe
Or run this rebol script:
[REBOL []
send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "unsubscribe"
]

I hope that helps!

Andrew Martin
Who's getting really good at doing these! :-)
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] Contexts Re:

2000-06-04 Thread icimjs

Hi PHil,

I replaced text-fx by block-fx and bind block-fx to fx's local context
before I do it:

fx: function [x] [] [
print x
bind block-fx 'x
print do block-fx
]

block-fx: [x * x]

>> x: 100
== 100
>>
>> fx 2
2
4
>> fx 3
3
9


To the same thing with text-fx use: 


fx: function [x] [] [
print x
block-fx: make block! text-fx
bind block-fx 'REBOL
bind block-fx 'x
print do block-fx
]


>> text-fx: "x * x"
== "x * x"
>> fx 3
3
9
>> fx 1
1
1
>> fx 2
2
4

;- Elan

At 06:33 PM 6/4/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>can anyone help me with this simple question about contexts
>
>Consider the following rebol program
>
>REBOL [
>Title: "Test function definition"
>Date: 04-Jun-2000
>File: %fx.r
>Purpose: "Test function definition"
>]
>
>; define fx
>fx: function [x] []
>[
>print x
>print do text-fx
>]
>
>; Main line
>text-fx: "x * x"
>
>x: 100
>
>fx 2
>fx 3
>
>
>even though I have passed the variable x into the function fx, when I "do"
>the string text-fx it used the value of x from the main line.
>
>How do I get the do function to take the value of x passed into the
>function.
>(I'm sure someone has told me how to this previously but I cant remember the
>answer :-((  )
>
>Cheers PHil
>
>
>

;- Elan >> [: - )]




[REBOL] Contexts

2000-06-04 Thread rebol . phb

Hi all,

can anyone help me with this simple question about contexts

Consider the following rebol program

REBOL [
Title: "Test function definition"
Date: 04-Jun-2000
File: %fx.r
Purpose: "Test function definition"
]

; define fx
fx: function [x] []
[
print x
print do text-fx
]

; Main line
text-fx: "x * x"

x: 100

fx 2
fx 3


even though I have passed the variable x into the function fx, when I "do"
the string text-fx it used the value of x from the main line.

How do I get the do function to take the value of x passed into the
function.
(I'm sure someone has told me how to this previously but I cant remember the
answer :-((  )

Cheers PHil




[REBOL] Re: Rebol layers

2000-06-04 Thread alex . pini

>- Open Your Mind -<



Quoting from Carl Sassenrath's message (02-Jun-00 21:08:20).

c> Yes.  View is built on Core.
c> 
c> Currently, however, the Core used with View is 6 months beyond that provided by the 
2.2 Core on our web site.  It is our desire to fix that with a 2.3 release.  But, if 
you need a more advanced (and bug fixed) Core, use View.
c> 
c> I have not used Core for several months... As View does all Core functions plus 
more.

Just to make things clear: will there be no use for /Core once /View is fully 
functional? I mean, will there *be* a /Core?




Alessandro Pini ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

"Do... Londo, are... are you *deliberately* trying to drive me insane?!" "The Universe 
is *already* mad. Anything else would be redundant."




[REBOL] Strange error when I send e-mail

2000-06-04 Thread s123456789


Hi!

I have a problem when I want to send an email. I use this code:

prm: to-file load system/script/args 
if exists? prm [
dat: load prm
]
...
subj: pick dat 6 ; the 6 line in the file is: [a 1st message]
...
header: make system/standard/email compose [
...
subject: (reduce [subj])
...
]


It works sometime, except when the subj contain some words, like "1st". I mean 
if
subject is [a test] works
but when is [a 1st test] fail


Any idea?

How I convert [a 1st test] to anything usefull in header?

Thanks in advance,

A.D.ing
http://www.zonator.com




[REBOL] My first script

2000-06-04 Thread handy

This is the first script I've ever written in REBOL. I'm pleased with it 
because it shows that I'm able to do something productive and that it's 
an actual solution to a specific task that needed doing. One improvement 
that I would like to make is to read a file of domain names and process 
them. Are there any other ways in which it could be improved? TAO


REBOL
[   Title:  "WHOIS Maker"
File:   %WhoIsMaker.r
Date:   30-May-2000
Purpose:"WhoIs Query, Parse, Save"  ]

whois-server: http://www.networksolutions.com/cgi-bin/whois/whois/whois/
the-query: ""

while [not the-query = "."]
[   the-query: ask "  WHOIS-> "
whois-the-query: make url! rejoin [whois-server "?" the-query] 
query-result-html: read whois-the-query
parse query-result-html [thru  copy query-result-preform to 
]

either find query-result-preform "Your selection is available"

;true - no match
[   print newline "NO MATCH FOUND - enter next query"
print query-result-preform 
]

;false - match found
[   print newline "MATCH FOUND - processed - enter next query"
print query-result-preform 

write/append %whois/masterfile.txt rejoin 
[   query-result-preform
newline newline
"X X X"
newline newline ]

html-wrapper: rejoin
[   ""
 the-query
 ""
 query-result-preform
 "" ]

html-file: make file! rejoin ["whois/" the-query ".html"]

write html-file html-wrapper
]
]




David Handy - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.hlink.net/handy/




[REBOL] (no subject)

2000-06-04 Thread jovecka

unsubscribe




[REBOL] Accessing REBOL from an application Re:(2)

2000-06-04 Thread agem



Like cgi? start a rebol-shell for each query, catch
output? not the fastest, but..

> 
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Hello:
> >
> > Does anyone know if it is possible to access REBOL scripting capabilities
> > from an application(via an API), and not from the console?
> 
> The only ways possible seem to be:
> 
> socket ports
> file info interchange
> pipe (?) - haven't tried yet though ..
> 
> -pekr-
> 
> 
> 
> 




[REBOL] Accessing REBOL from an application Re:(2)

2000-06-04 Thread agem



Like cgi? start a rebol-shell for each query, catch output?
not the fastest, but..

> 
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > Hello:
> >
> > Does anyone know if it is possible to access REBOL scripting capabilities
> > from an application(via an API), and not from the console?
> 
> The only ways possible seem to be:
> 
> socket ports
> file info interchange
> pipe (?) - haven't tried yet though ..
> 
> -pekr-
> 
> 
> 
> 




[REBOL] group projects Re:(2)

2000-06-04 Thread norsepower

>I'm interested in reading more about your vision.

OK, here goes...

I have currently laid plans to develop (and have begun developing) a 
suite of REBOL applications I have dubbed "The News & Mail."

The first in the series is an application called "The Headlines" which 
allows you to update the news headlines on a web site by simply sending 
an e-mail to a POP account.

Why this functionality? For the sake of simplicity and accessibility. 
If you can update the news headlines on a web site by simply sending an 
e-mail, you can update the site from any number of e-mail clients, 
including those found on Palm devices, etc., so long as they are 
sending text/plain output (a more complicated parsing routine for RTF 
and HTML could be developed, as well.)

The original, functioning version of "The Headlines" can be seen at

http://www.fargonews.com

where all of the headlines and article content appearing there has been 
updated via e-mail. My original script is called Scoop and can be 
downloaded at

http://www.bebits.com/bob/3796/Scoop_1.0.zip

I have completely re-written Scoop to be object-oriented, with 
individual news articles saved as objects which are loaded and handled 
later. All local settings are saved in a config file which is loaded 
first. The new version of Scoop is called "The Headlines" and the input 
portion is functional, while the text/html output needs to be broken 
off and developed as a separate application. The look of the text/html 
output is controlled by a cascading stylesheet which can be replaced by 
any other stylesheet using the same class names.

Other ideas for "The News & Mail" suite...

-"The Links" for updating web site links via e-mail.
-"The Ads" for updating banner advertisements via e-mail.
-Commenting System, Classified Ad System (through CGI.)
-Offer access to "The Headlines," "The Links," and "The Ads" through a 
CGI interface, as well.

Ulimately, I'm looking to offer a Web business customer the opportunity 
to manage a news-oriented Web site without having to actually manage a 
web space. The customer will be able to manage the site through e-mail 
and Web-based forms. Setup time for the Web developer will be minimal: 
perhaps 30 minutes tops to customize the config file which controls the 
various REBOL applications in the suite.

OK, so I've spilled my guts. Input, anyone?

I'd like to know what people think about saving data as objects vs. 
saving data in database format. I'm assuming saving the data as objects 
makes the data more versatile.

Thanks.

-Ryan




[REBOL] Re: Stupid Question Re:

2000-06-04 Thread giesse

Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!

On 04-Giu-00, you wrote:

 A> to: load first file

I think it's not a good idea to use the word 'to here.

>> help to
Constructs and returns a new value after conversion.
Arguments:
type -- The datatype or example value. (any-type)
spec -- The attributes of the new value. (any-type)

 A> header: make system/standard/email compose [
 A>To: (to)

Once you're using a different word, you don't need COMPOSE anymore.

Regards,
Gabriele.
-- 
Gabriele Santilli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Amigan - REBOL programmer
Amiga Group Italia sez. L'Aquila -- http://www.amyresource.it/AGI/




[REBOL] View and nesting layouts Re:

2000-06-04 Thread agem



[rebol []
unview/all
view layout [
across button "00" [] button "10" []
below across button "01" [] button "11" []
below across button "quit" [quit] button "halt" [unview/all halt]
]]

> >From what I've seen of /View thus far, I like it, but have ran into a
> brick wall when it comes to nesting layouts.
> 
> It seems that across and below won't nest.  If you specify one or the
> other after one or the other, it cancels the previous one.
> 
> i.e.
> 
> REBOL[]
> 
> view layout [
>   across
> below
>   a1: area "text area"
>   across
> t1: text "foo"
> f1: field "text field"
>   return
> 
>   a2: area "text area"
>   b1: button "foo2"
> ]
> 
> I've indented to allow for better flow following.  I have also noticed
> that across and below do not support [] brackets.  Is anything planned to
> address these issues?  They seem to impede on advanced layouts.
> 
> 
> --   
> Regards,
> Deryk Robosson
> // [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> // http://linux.tc3net.com/newlook
> 
> 
> 
> 




[REBOL] FTP Problem

2000-06-04 Thread jthsmith

Hello, folks.

I'm having a major FTP problem.

write ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt "test"

works fine, but

write ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt "test"

bails with this message:

** Script Error: pick expected series argument of type: series pair event
money date time object port tuple any-function.
** Where: pick server-said 4

Anyone know what the problem could be?  It's something with the azorius.com
server, but is there anything in particular that I could talk to the server
manager about?

Thanks,

Justin Smith






[REBOL] Accessing REBOL from an application Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Petr . Krenzelok



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hello:
>
> Does anyone know if it is possible to access REBOL scripting capabilities
> from an application(via an API), and not from the console?

The only ways possible seem to be:

socket ports
file info interchange
pipe (?) - haven't tried yet though ..

-pekr-





[REBOL] Accessing REBOL from an application

2000-06-04 Thread eyassud

Hello:

Does anyone know if it is possible to access REBOL scripting capabilities
from an application(via an API), and not from the console?

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, June 04, 2000 2:58 PM
Subject: Welcome to the REBOL email list.


>Welcome to the REBOL email list.
>
>Thanks for joining in the discussion.  This email
>list is run by a REBOL script named SELMA: Simple
>Email List-Managing Applet.
>
>Here is some helpful information:
>
>Commands to REBOL SELMA are given on the subject
>line of your message. These commands are currently
>supported:
>
>  help - get this information
>  suggest - make a suggestion about the list
>  selma-source - get the current source code to SELMA
>  get msg N - send yourself message #N
>  subscribe - add yourself to the list
>  unsubscribe - remove yourself from the list
>
>No other commands are provided at this time.
>
>-SELMA
>




[REBOL] HTML.r Re:(4)

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

> > Perhaps there is another file missing?
>
> Yes, I just wonder whenever it stops? ;-) It's constant problem with
html.r. It should be packed together or just use header Needs: item pointing
to some url location (will work with /View only imho).

Ah, yes. The problems of out of date software and myself not having time to
update it. I'll get on to it within 36 hours.

Andrew Martin
Boiling too many pots of Rebol soup...
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] HTML.r Re:(3)

2000-06-04 Thread Petr . Krenzelok



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Andrew,
>
> Thanks for the help.  Sorry to bother you again, but I now get the
> following error message:
>
> ** Script Error: Include has no value.
> ** Where: Include %ML.r
> HTML_Attributes!: Extend ML_Attributes!
>  >>
>
> Perhaps there is another file missing?

Yes, I just wonder whenever it stops? ;-) It's constant problem with html.r. It
should be packed together or just use header Needs: item pointing to some url
location (will work with /View only imho).

-pekr-

> Thanks again,
> Louis




[REBOL] HTML.r Re:(2)

2000-06-04 Thread louisaturk

Andrew,

Thanks for the help.  Sorry to bother you again, but I now get the 
following error message:

** Script Error: Include has no value.
** Where: Include %ML.r
HTML_Attributes!: Extend ML_Attributes!
 >>

Perhaps there is another file missing?

> > Also, how does this program work?
>
>Well enough. It's not the greatest of HTML dialects now.

I should have asked, "How does one use the program?"  This is a real newbie 
asking, that has to have everything explained step by step. :>)

>Have a look at the
>Home page for the Web Dialect:
> http://www.openip.org/
> for Robert Muench's alternative and examples.
> I must get my act together and produce a better HTML dialect, that's
>actually usable.

Please send me a copy when you do.


>I hope that helps!
>
>Andrew Martin
>Mysterious web dialect author...
>ICQ: 26227169
>http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
>-><-

Thanks again,
Louis




[REBOL] Stupid Question Re:

2000-06-04 Thread deryk

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am starting programming in Rebol and have the following problem:
> 
> I have a file with an email adress in the first line
> How can I grab the email adress and use it ? The following seems not
> to work - no idea why
> 
> snip-
> 
> message: read %/F/Apfel.txt
> file: read/lines %/F/Apfel.txt
> to: first file

Change the above to:

to: make email! first file

or see below.

> header: make system/standard/email [
> To: to
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: "Test Mail"
> Organization: "No one"
> X-mailer: "[Test Mailer v0.01]"
> MIME-Version: 1.0
> Content-Type: "text/plain"
> ]
> 
> send/header to message header

send/header make email! to message header

I think that should work also (been awhile since I've toyed with email.)

Regards,
Deryk




[REBOL] group projects Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

Ryan Christiansen wrote:
> I checked SourceForge and there isn't a single REBOL project listed.
>
> I have started a project myself and I have a vision, but I'm not sure
whether SourceForge is the place to post it. Does anyone have plans for a
REBOL site where persons can work together on REBOL projects? Is anyone
interested in working on group projects?

We're working on Web Dialects on [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the Home page
for Web Dialect:
http://www.openip.org/
in a variety of ways.

> My sense is that the REBOL community is largely made up of developers who
may be averse to group projects for fear that someone else may make money
off of their ideas. Or maybe the REBOL community is so small that group
projects haven't surfaced yet.
>
> I'd like to know your thoughts on this.

You're welcome to join in the above. It's intended to be free.

I'm interested in reading more about your vision.

Andrew Martin
Hazy/Lazy/Crazy Rebol...
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] One function per class Re:(6)

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

> >I wrote something in BASIC a long way back on an Australian copy of a
Tandy
> >computer, that played tones when I struck keys on the keyboard.
> I guess that Dates Andrew also
> :>) -Tim

Way back, in the time of yore, when real computer programmers used magnetic
cards or cassette tapes to hold programs...

And cursed when they didn't work. :-)

Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] Stupid Question Re:

2000-06-04 Thread Al . Bri

> I am starting programming in Rebol and have the following problem:
>
> I have a file with an email adress in the first line. How can I grab the
email adress and use it ?

[REBOL []
message: read %/F/Apfel.txt
file: read/lines %/F/Apfel.txt
to: load first file

header: make system/standard/email compose [
To: (to)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: "Test Mail"
Organization: "No one"
X-mailer: "[Test Mailer v0.01]"
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: "text/plain"
]
]

Give that a shot and see if it works.

Andrew Martin
Rebol forces...
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-




[REBOL] Stupid Question

2000-06-04 Thread FreeJack

Hi,

I am starting programming in Rebol and have the following problem:

I have a file with an email adress in the first line
How can I grab the email adress and use it ? The following seems not
to work - no idea why

snip-

message: read %/F/Apfel.txt
file: read/lines %/F/Apfel.txt
to: first file

header: make system/standard/email [
To: to
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: "Test Mail"
Organization: "No one"
X-mailer: "[Test Mailer v0.01]"
MIME-Version: 1.0 
Content-Type: "text/plain"
]


send/header to message header


snap-

any ideas ???




[REBOL] SINTEZAR Announcement

2000-06-04 Thread weirddream

Zdravim,

I've finally set up my REBOL-capable account on www.prohosting.com ,
so SINTEZAR moved to http://listen.to/sintezar .
It is still the same version as on bizland, but with CGI capabilities and VIEW
public available it will grow really soon.
And yes, I'm really interested in some kind of REBOL tracker - SINTEZAREBOL
(my new word for REBOL's world of music and sound :-) has hidden power to at
least simplize this task. I have to think about that
and now:

if all [
integrated-web-support
at-least-simple-gui-for-simple-sounds
][
send [EMAIL PROTECTED] new-sintezar-announcement
]

and then will Sintezar uprgade automatically.
Louci se
-- 
--you've been/byl jsi contacted/kontaktovan
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-www.volny.cz/weirddream