Is there any way to determine the source address of an incoming TCP
connection in REBOL? I know it can be done in C and Perl, but I haven't
found a way to get it in REBOL.
I need to identify source addresses so I can add Common Log File support to
%webserv.r
TIA,
- Cal Dixon
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The version of RIP I posted last night was missing a closing quote in the
history section of the header, so if you want to use it - add the quote (big
OOPS here... sorry).
For whoever it was who was having problems using RIP:
RIP saves the archive's file name in the extraction code, and needs
Hi All,
Sorry if that question has been asked before but I'm new to the list. I
can't seem to be able to open up folders on a Macintosh iMac but can do it
without any problem on W98, anything special I need to do?
Thanks,
Stephane
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Hi Scott,
I briefly glanced at your html4.r script. (Briefly means that I may have
few more ideas when I take a close look).
Some observations:
You use print throughout in your functions. That will significantly slow
down your output to the webserver. Instead, have each function return a
string
Hi Gerry,
rebol/view related topics should be sent to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list,
not here.
cheers
Allen K
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> Hello,every one,
> In beta vie
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> Thanks
>
> Sorry for my ignorance but, how can I do it in Windows95?
> I am not going to develop app for web servers but I´d like to give my rebol
> scripts an html interface for local use. Rathe
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 23-Feb-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> RIP - REBOL Self Extracting Binary Archives
>
> snipped
Just tried on the Amiga and saved as all.lha and then tried to decompess
and did not work.Read the mail again and saw that it has to be *.rip so
renamed to all.rip
and when I
Title: Beta Testing
How do I sign up as a Beta tester?
Yeah! I think my english is rather worse :-)
I will archive this message because I need to learn CGI before trying to do it
but I think this would be very usefull to me.
Thanks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
> Am 24-Feb-00 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>
> >I´d like to write a local page which just
Any pointers to URL's with specifications, tutorials ...
;- Elan >> [: - )]
Hi,
better use a local Apache server. I described the configuration in a
previous email (from yesterday). You can download Apache for Win95 at
http://www.apache.org
(I think it was .org. Otherwise try .com or .net).
Then you can put your form handling REBOL script in the Apache cgi-bin and
con
Am 24-Feb-00 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>I´d like to write a local page which just do it. I "double-click" my page
>icon, write the message and send it through Rebol. I could enhace the page,
>allowing it to write messages longer than 160 chars and then spliting it
>automatically in 'less than 16
This is definitely something that is needed. We just recently started work
in this area and you are right, it's big!
Greg Raaum
BizDesign, Inc.
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> I´d like to write a local page which just do it. I "double-click" my page
> icon, write the message and send it through Rebol. I could enhace the
page,
> allowing it to write messages longer than 160 chars and then spliting it
> automatically in 'less than 160 long' chunks and sending those chun
Is it important to have exactly the same format for if-while-until? The
current REBOL formats for these make sense to me, and are rather convenient.
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Subjec
If you *really* want to use your REBOL scripts with an html interface in
Windows, you can set up the Personal Web Server to serve REBOL CGI scripts
from your own machine. There's been some discussion on the list about doing
that before, and it seemed like people ran into a lot of pitfalls. Can't
h
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> Maybe I wasn't clear enough, my posting was referring to situations in
which
> one
> has to "glue" together the execution of multiple scripts, not necessarily
> all of
> them written in Rebol. A
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> Hi Keith,
>
> you wrote:
> >For now, if you want to use REBOL to get form input from
> >an HTML page, you'll have to do it with REBOL running as a CGI script. :)
>
> Well, how else would collect data from a form? Even using JavaScript, you
> will have to eventually
Hi Pihoz,
it doesn't even help, to have a look at until ...
>> help until
Evaluates a block until it is TRUE.
Arguments:
block -- (block)
where the loop-condition is the return value of
the loop-block itself. Ideally they all had the
same parameters, I think.
regards,
Ingo
Those were
I've been working on a script to automagically generate html 4.0 tags. It's
kinda big, probably ugly. With it you can do things like:
h1/text: "Hello World"
h1/style: "background:white"
h1/out
The 'out function spits out a formatted tag like Hello World. Basically I took all the html4
tags and
Hi Keith,
you wrote:
>For now, if you want to use REBOL to get form input from
>an HTML page, you'll have to do it with REBOL running as a CGI script. :)
Well, how else would collect data from a form? Even using JavaScript, you
will have to eventually report the data to the server and you will n
Thanks
Sorry for my ignorance but, how can I do it in Windows95?
I am not going to develop app for web servers but I´d like to give my rebol
scripts an html interface for local use. Rather than giving command-line
parameters or getting input from the rebol prompt I would use html forms and
button
You can read a larger file with a bare READ than with READ/LINES. I've just
tested reading a 50 meg file with READ, where with READ/LINES REBOL just
seemed to hang.
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To: [EMAIL P
It can't be done. Browsers don't have built in REBOL interpreters like they
do JavaScript interpreters. However, there's been something called
REBOL/Browse planned for awhile as far as I know, which is possibly a
browser plugin that will let you do this. Also, REBOL/Apache is supposed to
let you h
Any body working on a WAP scheme?
This is a discussion starter
What follows is a quote from a recent email message I received.
1. WAP and WML
What are WAP and WML? If you are not yet involved with
this technology you can be excused for not being fa
In einer eMail vom 24.02.00 03:25:34 (MEZ) Mitteleuropäische Zeit schreibt
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> I have a series with multiple identical entries, but different values:
>
> [ "book" "The Hobbit" "book" "The Stand" "candy" "Mars Bar" "candy" "M&M" ]
>
> I want to search the series for each oc
I don´t know also how to use scripts form HTML pages, using from rebol
the input fields from HTML forms. Does anyone know if is itpossible? How
would it be done?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
>
>
> How do I get the embedded Script tags in a HTML page to work. I have
> tried saving as both myPage.r
> Hello REBOLS!
>
>
> I just walked into a problem with 'send.
>
> If I e.g.
>
> >send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The Subject^/The Body"
>
> I always get an email looking like this
>
> >...
> >subject: The Subject
> >
> >The Subject
> >
> >The Body
Just read/lines %filename will cause REBOL to crash and burn on large files,
as I found out the hard way (the way I usually do find out stuff). I
wrote some beautiful scripts to monitor various logs on my server using
read/lines on files. Was very proud of meself, as they worked very slickly.
Then
I have been reading really large files using this setup;
file: read/lines %filename
foreach line file [do stuff]
This seems to work well, however what is the limitation. What are the
limitations on such a read, does the entire file get read into memory
when issuing the read/lines comma
Hello REBOLS!
I just walked into a problem with 'send.
If I e.g.
>send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The Subject^/The Body"
I always get an email looking like this
>...
>subject: The Subject
>
>The Subject
>
>The Body
Why does REBOL repeat the subjec
Hello,every one,
In beta view,I found:
In CID layout text is easier than "make face",for
example:
layout 640x480 [
at 200x200
text "hello" 10x100
]
location of text can be defined using word 'at
but :
make face [
size: 120x120
text: "hello"
font: make font [
size: 10x1
> I need to read a BIG text file line by line but I
> don't know exactly how to do.
>
> As I understand the following will read the entire
> file to a list of lines and that is not what I want.
>
> lines: read/lines %textfile
>
> I want to read one line, process it before reading
> the next line
Mauro wrote:
> My question of the day is: what mechanism can be used to
(programmatically) test whether the execution of a Rebol script has been
successful or not?
>> S1: [print "This is S1" true]
== [print "This is S1" true]
>> do s1
This is S1
== true
>> S2: [print "This is S2" false]
== [print
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anybody know how (or has written something) to handle multipart email
> messages? I mean things like listing, extracting attachments from a message
> when reading it, or composing an email message consisting of a number of
> attachments?
I did some work for a mult
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I assume there are some problems with SELMA, since I am receiving
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/Gabriele./
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Maybe I wasn't clear enough, my posting was referring to situations in which one
has to "glue" together the execution of multiple scripts, not necessarily all of
them written in Rebol. A motivation could be legacy applications (if we call
"legacy" whatever is already there and we won't/can't modif
Peter wrote:
> I need to read a BIG text file line by line but I don't know exactly how
to do.
Use a port, Peter. Look in "Ports Access to Files", from the REBOL manual,
here:
users-guide\users\filports.html
Of course, your directories may vary, but there's a copy at the REBOL site.
And
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> In this context, what is the definition of a
> "condition" and why does
> REBOL treat the two conditions differently? Why not
> use a block for an
> "if" statement as we do for loops?
Because WHILE needs to evaluate the condition several times, so it
needs the code of
Hello!
I need to read a BIG text file line by line but I
don't know exactly how to do.
As I understand the following will read the entire
file to a list of lines and that is not what I want.
lines: read/lines %textfile
I want to read one line, process it before reading
the next line and so on.
Well, RIP didn't have the ability to archive sub-directories, so I added 8
lines and changed one slightly so it could.. I've tested it a bit and it
seems to work well... So here it is (attached)
Cal Dixon
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First of all, thanks to everybody who promptly answered my former question
on email attachments.
My question of the day is: what mechanism can be used to (programmatically)
test whether the execution of a Rebol script has been successful or not?
If I'm right, a script has no way to return an "exi
Hi Piroz,
>In this context, what is the definition of a
>"condition"
A condition is an expression that evaluates either to a logical false
(including none, off) or something else. Like in C, everything that is not
a logical false is considered true, i.e.
>> if 1 [print {will be evaluated beca
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>
> I have a series with multiple identical entries, but different values:
>
> [ "book" "The Hobbit" "book" "The Stand" "candy" "Mars Bar" "c
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