Just a quick parse and respond... this might be of interest to some of the
folks on the list who might not be aware of it. John Conway of LIFE fame (the
automata thing) is credited with an algorith similar to Zellers called the
"Doomsday Algorithm." His algorithm is simple enough to perform in
; Here's a working zeller.r script...
; corrected a few of the goofs from previous post.
; note that this isn't quite what I was looking for when I posted the
calendar.r html making letter
; however it's nice to know about Zeller's Congruence...
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Title: "bpaddock revival of Zeller'
;wow... neat formula... I'm inclined to convert... I've already begun below
amidst the body of your message...
;I set out a few months ago to figure this out... and was easily sidetracked
;-)
;before I go on I just say that your mail showed up with an unusual Icon in
my MS Outlook express inbox...
Hello, BP:
On 20-Feb-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The 'standard', if there is such a thing, for figuring out
> the day of the week is "Zeller's Congruence". His formula
> might help you out.
> Sorry that I didn't take the time to convert it to Rebol.
> Would like to see it that way if some
Hi Ole,
you wrote:
>Do you mean the Beta programming language,
Yes.
>or just the beta versions of
>GnuC++? (Didn't think anybody outside of the University of Aarhus, here in
>Denmark, knew about Beta.
:-)
>And before I get your reply, I still think I'm
>right on that one ;-) )
Yikes. I d
Hello,
On 07-Feb-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This list is a real good idea. I use Sambar and they have a list like
> this.
>
> I have never recieved this kind of product support from Microsoft..
There's the difference, you get your money's worth with Rebol.
M$ support? Yeah, right!
Ell
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>Title: "day of the Week"
>]
>;figure out the number of days in this month and print
>; figuring out how many days in month
>; one way that seems intutive if I could do somthing like=20
The 'standard', if there is such a thing, for figuring out
the day of the week is "Zeller's Congr
Do any rebols have examples of .r scripts that create monthly
calendars thatthey are willing to share? Or even a few thoughts on how
you would create one.
The following are some simple scripts I made yesterday as a
prelude to html monthly calendar. The work, however I'd love to see how
o
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The REBOL e-list is very helpful. Probably many of us novice listeners would
appreciate a digest format.
A digest is a collection of the previous day's exchanges that is automatically
compiled and mailed to (digest) subscribers once per day. This single daily
e-mail is less troublesome than the
The cgiformobj.r script from the REBOL site has the unix/apache magic
pound-bang to launch REBOL at the top of the script, i.e
#!rebol --cgi
Is that still in the script? If so, comment it out with ; or put it in
braces {} or delete it. IIS won't like this bit of magic.
Scott
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try
rebol -c drives.r | more
and see if that works.
Ira
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> Still looking for help on this... (want output at the com
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Hi Elan, 17-Feb-2000 you wrote:
>Would that mean that GnuC++ would not be able to incorporate rules? Beta
>has had rule constraints for at least two or three years.
Do you mean the Beta programming language, or just the beta versions of
GnuC++? (Didn't think anybody outside of the University of
How can I get the http refering page when using webserver.r ?
-Rich
I wrote before on the mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) about the importance of
precision when manipulating money values. Money values are currently handled
with floating point values stored in base 2.
I'm trying to produce a sample of how this internal design might result in
wrong results. I didn'
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 19-Feb-00, you wrote:
m> I have a file consisting of lines in the following format:
m> "23123+34234+234234-23423+3-"
m> ie, n digits followed by a sign etc etc.
What about:
>> data: "23123+34234+234234-23423+3-"
== "23123+34234+234234-23423+3-"
>> values: make
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anyone written a listen utility to monitor port 80? I am trying to
> see what the remote web server is sending so that I can respond
> appropriately from a rebol client.
>
www.rebol.org look at Sterling's proxy script, very nice
http://www.rebol.org/a
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 18-Feb-00, you wrote:
V> I did and got something similar to this, but was able to hack
V> it with going to global scope by "/probe" instead of "probe".
Actually, it doesn't work, or at least it doesn't here. I just get
"hello" returned (just because it is the last
Has anyone written a listen utility to monitor port 80? I am trying to
see what the remote web server is sending so that I can respond
appropriately from a rebol client.
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