...
4. Can you create a parse rule that recognizes whether a string of
numbers is from the Fibonacci sequence?
...
yes, the one I wrote will recognize any additive sequence
it could readily be extended to accept only fibs
I don't know if this would be viewed as kludgy or not
I had wanted to us
Hi ...
Any word on the publication of that long-awaited REBOL
book?
Don Bledsoe
I'll help you out Andrew. I would like the real world Rebol experience. And it
would look good on my resume as well. Though few IT managers in the Midwest
probably know what Rebol is but then again, most people don't know what an
Amiga is either . . . oh well. Let me know what needs to be done (i.
Hi,
Gabriele writes:
>Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>
>On 11-Gen-00, you wrote:
>
> l>>> st/start a: empty-il for i 1 2 1 [a: prepend i a]
> l>>> st/stop
> l> == 0:00:03
> l>>> st/start a: copy [] for i 1 2 1 [insert a i] st/stop
> l> == 0:01:36
>
>You're not fair, Ladislav!
>
>>> t: now/tim
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> How do I unsubscribe?
Simply send an email to this list, with only the word:
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Bye!
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Bo wrote:
> Actually, Andrew Grossman (grossdog) isn't maintaining the site anymore.
> That is probably why it is not seeing a lot of changes.
>
> I'm sure if someone volunteered to be the administrator of the site that
your voice would not go unheard .
I'll volunteer. It'll look good on my resum
> Thanks for proving me right!
No problem! :-)
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
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At 04:09 PM 1/11/00 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I can't promise this at all, but the development group might
> be entitled to a non-distributable pre-beta copy of command
> if it would help the site. No promises, though.
you will need either that or
an installed apache/mod_rebol that w
Jeff wrote:
> Trying to strike while the iron's hot,...
There is no try, only do or do not. :-D
Andrew Martin
Small, blue and hairy...
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-><-
On 1/11/2000 at 7:16 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
my done-one's source code is at kehei.com .
}
So, Just to be clear, we're talking about Wiki, then?
How does Andrew Grossman's Wiki script fit into this?
I'll take a stab at installing Wiki tonight. Looks interesting.
-Ted.
> to clarify, Ted's project is "kabob" on husted.com
>
> my done-one's source code is at kehei.com . if you want to
> see a biginstance ofone runningtry
> http://www.worldforge.org
>
> everything with /website in the url uses it.
>
>
> now the bad news: sadly, it
Hi Bob,
you wrote:
>sadly, it was written before we knew about rebol.
>
>it does shell-out via system()
>and examine environment
>variables so it will have trouble
>getting by with rebol/core
>even if we did convert it to another language.
>
>so while free/open source,
>jeff will not allow it.
I
to clarify,
Ted's project is "kabob" on husted.com
my done-one's source code is at kehei.com .
if you want to see a big instance of one running
try http://www.worldforge.org
everything with /website in the url uses it.
now the bad news:
sadly, it was written before we knew about rebol.
it doe
I have a quick and dirty mailing list script. I'd like it to wrap the
lines of the messages as they go out. Any easy suggestions? Here's what
I'm using now. The message and mailing list are in separate files.
#!\usr\bin\rebol
REBOL[ Title: "ATW Script Mailing List (atwscripts.r)" ]
; - Load mail
The KABOB project is something I would like to manage as open source,
and had been thinking of setting up at sourceforge soon. Bobr replied
to my post and alluded to another package that met the same
requirements, which I've been trying to track down. He also mentioned
it in another post last week
How do I unsubscribe?
"But, Mulder, the new millennium doesn't begin until January 2001."
"Nobody likes a math nerd, Scully."
Signup for your free USWEST.mail Email account http://www.uswestmail.net
Ted,
This still doesn't make sense. Must we always do what the PERL people do.
Please note, Python maintains a central front. All of its many mailing lists
are accessible from this central site, www.python.org.
Cheryl
> Hopefully, REBOL.ORG may someday be its own non-profit organization,
> lik
On 1/11/2000 at 3:43 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
CONS:
Spam, spam, spam, and spam.
}
And NIR.
(Not In REBOL :-)
*** REPLY SEPARATOR ***
On 1/11/2000 at 3:43 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> REBOL has been moving target, and some people are just conc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Joel wrote:
> > Here's a fairly minimal script for just that purpose. I'm sure
> > others could do it more nicely; this is just a QAD submission.
>
>
>
> My script, %R2HTML.r, available at http://www.rebol.org for quite sometime,
> already does this and can even h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On 1/11/2000 at 2:22 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> {
> I understood (or perhaps misunderstood) the original note to have
> more casual users in mind, such as students taking a class, who
> might be quizzed via scripts whose source (and data!) wouldn't be
> made public
Ted wrote:
> Not exactly "subtle", Andrew :-)
>
> Did you write your pages at
>
> http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
>
> with the dialect?
Not yet. The new version will.
Andrew Martin
Subtle as a tree falling in a forest...
ICQ: 26227169
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMar
I got an almost finished version of my HL7 tool, with parse, build and
browse. Just around 10k code with 25k rules and documentation.
Anyone interested in testing, further developing, verifying and adding
more rules ?
Please contact me off list.
AR
--
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:
> {
> Would this apply to bobr's project at sourceforge.net, too.
> }
>
> Which project is that, anyway?
>
> -Ted.
It appears that this would be an extension of his KABOB project at
http://husted.com/kabob/
which he would open source and make available for further project
development. Bobr, w
Actually, Andrew Grossman (grossdog) isn't maintaining the site anymore.
That is probably why it is not seeing a lot of changes.
I'm sure if someone volunteered to be the administrator of the site that
your voice would not go unheard .
On 10-Jan-2000/19:21:10-8:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Is this your vote or can a survey be done?
>
I can't imagine anyone having a legitimate objection to your setting
up a web- or email-based survey. Please post the url or email address
and I'll be glad to cast my vote.
-jn-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> REBOL has been moving target, and some people are just concerned that
> taking old messages out of context will only confuse people.
>
> One good solution would be to start a digest, and to archive the
> digests by date and current REBOL version. Search parameters co
On 1/11/2000 at 1:17 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
Me! Me! Me! Me!
I'll just use my REBOL HTML dialect and R2HTML.
}
Not exactly "subtle", Andrew :-)
Did you write your pages at
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
with the dialect?
-Ted.
get 1
On 1/11/2000 at 3:54 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
You guys have nothing to be ashamed of. Your efforts are much
appreciated
and are to be highly commended. I still don't understand why you need
two
different web sites. Why can't the user community and REBOL Tech work
as
one, and have one presence
On 1/11/2000 at 3:59 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
Would this apply to bobr's project at sourceforge.net, too.
}
Which project is that, anyway?
-Ted.
On 1/11/2000 at 2:22 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
I understood (or perhaps misunderstood) the original note to have
more casual users in mind, such as students taking a class, who
might be quizzed via scripts whose source (and data!) wouldn't be
made public. Is that market likely to support a se
Ted wrote:
> I mean if someone on the development team were given responsibility for
the HTML, and wanted to use their visual editor of choice, would that be OK?
Of course, if any custom server-side CGI were required (say a PUT handler),
then of course REBOL would be have to be used for that. Afte
Cheryl wrote:
>
>Jeff,
>
>You mention:
>> One other important ground rule is that everything has got
>> to be done with REBOL. No name-your-other-script
>> language allowed !!! (-:
>>
>> Of course, we at REBOL Tech. will lend as much direct
>> support as possible, and would certainly li
Joel wrote:
> Here's a fairly minimal script for just that purpose. I'm sure others
could do it more nicely; this is just a QAD submission.
My script, %R2HTML.r, available at http://www.rebol.org for quite sometime,
already does this and can even handle itself and other scripts that
manipulate
Hi Jeff,
you wrote:
> (Dare I ask for people to
> "me-to" on this on the mailing list??) ;-)
How not? me-to(o).
;- Elan >> [: - )]
On 1/11/2000 at 12:02 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
(Dare I ask for people to "me-to" on this on the mailing list??) ;-)
}
You wouldn't if I were the moderator ;-)
But, since I'm not, me-too.
{
One other important ground rule is that everything has got
to be done with REBOL. No name-your
Jeff,
You mention:
> One other important ground rule is that everything has got
> to be done with REBOL. No name-your-other-script
> language allowed !!! (-:
>
> Of course, we at REBOL Tech. will lend as much direct
> support as possible, and would certainly like to contribute
> ite
Jeff,
You mention:
>Welp, I sincerely hope this energy spewing forth about
>rebol.org is a signal of people eager to make the site
>better.
I can assure you of no less from me!
>A couple times before I've BEGGED people to help rebol.org
>and the silence was amazing.
Alas,
> My faith in humanity is reaching new heights!
Don't have too much faith in humanity :)
Anyway, I'd definitely like to help somehow, but I don't know what I can do.
I certainly wouldn't be able to be the Site Administrator you're looking
for, but if I can contribute somehow I'd like to. Please
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> How do we push your suggestion for a native encrypt/decrypt function
> forward? Do we put it to a Vote on this list or drop it in the
> suggestion box or is there some other procedure ;-)
>
Good question. I'll copy this to feedback and a couple of folks and
see wh
Hi Stefan, 11-Jan-2000 you wrote:
>me again with my puny textediting script. :)
>The textfile has a couple o' lines:
>Foo123
>Bar123
>Doo123
> now I wanna search the textfile for all occurances of Doo and remove
>those lines..
Assuming your file always ends in a newline:
rem
Hi Eric, 12-Jan-2000 you wrote:
>Thanks a lot for the information on DFA's. It's very interesting, but I
>don't think I'm ready to try to implement a DFA engine in REBOL. Still,
>it's given me some new ideas on how to improve the NFA matching algorithm.
>Thanks!
Well, great! :-)
Perhaps I shoul
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 11-Gen-00, you wrote:
l>>> st/start a: empty-il for i 1 2 1 [a: prepend i a]
l>>> st/stop
l> == 0:00:03
l>>> st/start a: copy [] for i 1 2 1 [insert a i] st/stop
l> == 0:01:36
You're not fair, Ladislav!
>> t: now/time a: make list! [] for i 1 2000 1 [in
>> read join dns:// read dns://
== 127.0.0.1 ;I get this when when I'm not online
>> read join dns:// read dns://
== 4.13.52.0 ;I get this when when I am online
>>
Hope this helps
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'm puzzled, though, as to how it's a security concern, unless the
> whole of the site's script is one REBOL script.
>
Suffice to say that if your site contains executable code, you want to
minimize disclosure; the Bad Guys have often been able to trick code
into su
Ted said:
> This might be a bit much to put on one person's door-step.
>
> Why not post some "help wanted" notices on the site, and
> take applications for a few days.
>
> Possible roles might be Script Librarian, Mailing List
> Moderator, HTMLDeveloper, CGI Develop
On 1/11/2000 at 11:44 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
what I have in mind is already done and in use.
runs on apache exactly the platform combo used by rebol.org
}
That sounds great, Bob. Where is it being used?
-Ted.
Agreed!
On 10-Jan-2000/13:21:53-8:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Bo,
>
>> Ah, that is interesting. I also have a sonic.net account at home and that
>> may be why I get the same results from there. However, IIRC I got the
>> correct page on one browser and the listing you speak of from a diff
Eric,
I think I've figured it out. Sonic.net was investigated as a potential
host of REBOL.ORG but NMIA.COM was eventually chosen. Therefore, Sonic
may have an old entry in their DNS regarding REBOL.ORG. I will send them
an email asking them to remove it.
Thanks!
-Bo
On 10-Jan-2000/13:20:3
Hey Chris,
You ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I have recently subscribed to an email service (the lure of a free
>domain name was too much) that requires the email address as the POP
>login.
>
>As an example, I would say:
>
> mail: read pop:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try this -
mail: r
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 10-Gen-00, you wrote:
a> Can someone please explain why the first result is word
a> instead of logic, and why the second prints anything at all?
a>>> b: ["John" true "Sam" false]
a> == ["John" true "Sam" false]
a>>> print type? second b
a> word
a>>> if fourth
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 10-Gen-00, you wrote:
i> The following may work (i.e. user will be dereferenced, but I
i> don't know whether REBOL will successfully log in. You don't
i> need to convert to string):
i>>> user: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i> == [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i>>> pass: 'some-password
Hi 8)
please include me too
mac version please
Hi Ole,
Thanks a lot for the information on DFA's. It's very interesting, but I
don't think I'm ready to try to implement a DFA engine in REBOL. Still,
it's given me some new ideas on how to improve the NFA matching algorithm.
Thanks!
See you,
Eric
How do I unsubscribe?
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view with fixed width font)
At 07:52 AM 1/11/00 -0500, -Ted. wrote:
>There's a project I have in mind that might help with this.
what I have in mind is already done and in use.
runs on apache exactly the platform combo used by rebol.org
>Basically, I want to have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can anyone point me to info on the whole 'dialecting' in REBOL topic?
> Every article I've seen touts this as a killer feature of REBOL but I
> haven't been able to find any significant reference or example in any
> of the documentation on the rebo
Hello, Rebols,
did anyone notice the time differences like this?:
>> st/start a: empty-il for i 1 2 1 [a: prepend i a] st/stop
== 0:00:03
>> st/start a: copy [] for i 1 2 1 [insert a i] st/stop
== 0:01:36
NB Insert is native as opposed to Prepend written in Rebol
the code follows:
; A
Hi,
me again with my puny textediting script. :)
The textfile has a couple o' lines:
Foo 123
Bar 123
Doo 123
now I wanna search the textfile for all occurances of Doo and remove
those lines..
Thanks for the help fellas...
//Best Regards Stefan Falk
Can anyone point me to info on the whole 'dialecting' in REBOL topic?
Every article I've seen touts this as a killer feature of REBOL but I
haven't been able to find any significant reference or example in any
of the documentation on the rebol web site. In fact, I just joine
On 1/11/2000 at 12:57 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
So we've longed for someone to leap up from the community: a scripter
extraordinaire who wanted to own the site, take pride in it, help it to
prosper and grow.
}
This might be a bit much to put on one person's door-step.
Why not post some "
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You could try:
[ >> user: to-string [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
> >> read rejoin [pop:// user ":" pass "@mail.serve.com"]
Unfortunately it looks up the myself.com server again. I see where
you're coming from though, is there another way to put it together?
Thanks for your rep
There's a project I have in mind that might help with this.
Basically, I want to have something like dmoz.org hooked up to
hypertext documents, rather than just links, with the same group
editing features for documents that dmoz provides for just links.
The working specification is at
http://
Hey guys,
I have a script that does stuff on a remote site.it's ugly, but it
works.
lately, the connection has been refused, says I can't log in as
user-name, check log in. I logged in with an ftp client fine.
I tried using my ftp url from the REBOL console, too, and was refused.
have any id
On 1/10/2000 at 10:29 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
{
Ths Web site is defined as a user-supported, non-official Web site.
}
I think everybody's right here.
REBOL.ORG was meant to be a user-supported non-official site, but until
yesterday Jeff hadn't found any users to manage it.
Elan might reme
It's not a conspiracy, Cheryl.
REBOL has been moving target, and some people are just concerned that
taking old messages out of context will only confuse people.
One good solution would be to start a digest, and to archive the
digests by date and current REBOL version. Search parameters could t
>Lastly, you're not running through any sort of proxy, ip masquerading,
or anything like that are you?
What if someone were?
I have a situtation where I need to FTP from behind a Microsoft Proxy
server (at a client loction).
FTP clients with "passive mode" options work just fine, but the Win3
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >IN IIS 4.0, WinNT I use REBOL -cs
> >%s %s. The two %s are needed to
> >pass
> >arguments from the web server to the REBOL
> >script.
>
> CGI takes info from 'environment variables' or from 'standard input'. What are
>parameters used fore
Jeff wrote:
> Somebody take this site over or I will loose all faith in humanity. ;-)
Is it OK if I sleep first?
Andrew Martin
Plotting secret take over of the world armed with REBOL code...
ICQ: 26227169
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-
Jeff,
I'll take one step forward and volunteer, how can I help?
Quite happy to maintain html, answer email, and bludgeon scripts
Cheers,
Allen K
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 6:57 PM
Subject: [REBOL] rebol.org p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>IN IIS 4.0, WinNT I use REBOL -cs
>%s %s. The two %s are needed to
>pass
>arguments from the web server to the REBOL
>script.
CGI takes info from 'environment variables' or from 'standard input'. What are
parameters used fore?
>What exactly is the error message re
Hi,
IN IIS 4.0, WinNT I use REBOL -cs %s %s. The two %s are needed to pass
arguments from the web server to the REBOL script. I haven't tried it in
PWS in Win98 though.
What exactly is the error message returned by the web server?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >are yo
At 07:15 PM 1/10/00 +0200, you wrote:
>I've already figured out that. :-) I need a pass-thru port; mainly
>I wanted to know how do I recognize if the port was opened with
>/lines, or /binary, or... etc. I think I need to know that,
>because it's a pass-thru port, don't I?
>
Hi Gabriele,
Yes, the
What people are saying about REBOL.org:
> Andrew said:
>
> If improvements were made to this script, such as converting "<" to "<"
> and similar modifications were made, could this new script then be
> installed/added to the REBOL.org site?
> Cheryl said:
>
> Well, I hope whoever
Hi, Gabriele,
you wrote:
> The point I was mainly interested in was this. Being REBOL
> strongly based on blocks, adding overhead could not be an
option.
> Furthermore, once we have REBOL/View or REBOL/Media, performance
> can become important in some cases (as can be now with CGI, for
> example
Well, surely, you can think of words as being "immutable pointers"
to something, but this subject seems very messy to me...
Ladislav
> Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>
> On 09-Gen-00, you wrote:
>
> l> I would like to add my $0,02. I think, that alias is another
> l> interesting example of a modifyi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>are you sure the security permissiong settings of
>your CGI REBOL process
>permit opening the pop port for reading? Have
>you tried running rebol from
>the command line with the exact same settings
>in the CGI directory of the
>Web hosting machine?
Yes.
>Which
Hi Martin,
are you sure the security permissiong settings of your CGI REBOL process
permit opening the pop port for reading? Have you tried running rebol from
the command line with the exact same settings in the CGI directory of the
Web hosting machine?
Which settings are you using and which Web
> I'll try asking again, since noone saw my previous posting.
>
> ---
> print "Content-Type: text/plain^/" print mold mail: open
> pop://user:pass@server close mail ---
>
> This simple script works fine. If it is made a CGI-script,
> it doesn't work; why?
>
> (I assume the webserver is se
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