[REBOL] Is there a shorter way to pass refinements? Re:

Volker asked: > Is there a shorter way to pass refinements? > > for example > a: func[ /header][] > b: func[ /header][ either header [ a/header ][ a ]] Yes. For example: SNA_switch: function [ "Selects a choice and evaluates what follows it." value "Value to search for." cases [block!] "Blo

[REBOL] finding stuff, and looping Re:

Hi -t, you wrote: >finding stuff, and looping foreach filename load %ddbms/ [ if not dir? filename [ file: read join %ddbms/ [filename] ;- do-stuff-with-contents-of-file filename, ;- or just print the name of the file read: print ["read filename" filename] ] ] ;- Elan >>

[REBOL] Is there a shorter way to pass refinements?

Is there a shorter way to pass refinements? for example a: func[ /header][] b: func[ /header][ either header [ a/header ][ a ]] Volker

[REBOL] RE: rebol and SSL

Perhaps this site is pertinent? http://www.openssl.org/ My knowledge of the project is zero but maybe it can be integrated into REBOL. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 2:57 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [REBOL] rebo

[REBOL] rebol and SSL

Hi Folks, I've been developing a shopping basket system using several rebol scripts (partly based on the sid and cart scripts on rebol.org) but now it is partly working I came to the matter of sending a secure order with credit card numbers. Since rebol doesn't currently support SSL I'm not entire

[REBOL] finding stuff, and looping

finding stuff, and looping Hey guys, I'm pretty sure it's not the best way, but can this be done? open a directory, or mailbox, etc: word: open %/directory/ howmany: length? word howmanymore: howmany ++1 do stuff to word/howmany do stuff to word/howmanymore either howmanymore = howmanymore [

[REBOL] getting Rebol "OK" Re:(5)

In einer eMail vom 11.03.00 09:20:12 (MEZ) Mitteleuropäische Zeit schreibt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Hi Volker, > > This is kind of off target here, but.. > The method below would solve that problem in rebol/view. It ensures that > processes don't keep running in the task manager after the wind

[REBOL] getting Rebol "OK" Re:(4)

> > > What with infinite loops? > "rebol.exe" says Windows? > my 95 can stop rebol's with the task-manager, but for instance old textpad > can't do it (maybe textpads fault)? > And all are named REBOL.. > Could there be a timeout which triggers like escape? > > Volker Hi Volker, This is kind of