Coming soon. Not available yet.
At 07:51 PM 4/9/00 -0500, you wrote:
I see bn.com lists REBOL: The Official Guide as "available" and "ships 1-2
weeks"
Weird. Must be a bug.
while amazon.com says "this title is not yet available."
They know what they are talking about.
Meanwhile,
the
Hello Kevin,
This can be determined by reading from dns://
print read dns://; reads the hostname
sparky-home
If I do this:
print read dns://
india
"India" is my computer's name on the network, not from the ISP.
print read rejoin [dns:// read dns://] ; same as read dns://sparky-home
Is anyone else seeing a close similarity to Micro$oft here?
Paul
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Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2000 23:05:38 -0700
Is the book available yet, or not?
No, but soon.
Thanks.
;-
I am impelled to say something in Elan's defense here. As the publisher of
several hundred books and author of over 80, I can tell you that book
publishing is an oftentimes tedious, always very complicated process with
numerous levels to be achieved and resolved. Sometimes the public does not
Hi,
it's easy, try this:
print system/network/host-address
194.213.219.17
If it prints your other IP address (in your example 192.168.0.1), try to
change the order of network adapters in Windows network settings.
--
Michal Kracik
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Hello Kevin,
This can be
Hello kracik,
Sunday, April 09, 2000, 3:15:01 AM, you wrote:
kmdc you can use free.prohosting.com, but you have to upload REBOL yourself.
kmdc You can run my example REBOL script at
kmdc http://hammer.prohosting.com/~rebol/cgi-bin/cgitest.cgi
I didn't understand well,can I upload REBOL by
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't understand well,can I upload REBOL by myself???
I thought that it has to have some permits to run on that server...
Well, if you have a shell accout, then you are more or less the
master of whatever the disk space the sys admin gives you.
I am putting together a team to work on special Rebol projects. If you have
a strong working knowledge of Rebol and would be interested in working with
our team on some exciting projects please contact me at
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Ferman Blalock
Thanks Allen K.
This is what I need all right!
Tim
At 09:03 AM 4/10/00 +1000, you wrote:
Hi Tim,
Best way to learn what is in the system object, is to use Bo's
browse-system.r script
from Rebol.org archives. http://www.rebol.org/utility/browse-system.r.
Many of the entries in the system can
Unfortunately, vaporware is every where.
I ordered
a book on Python from Amazon in August, and just got
it. It is worth the wait, however. The authors
indicated both that the publisher tends to jump
the gun, and that they were held up by delays
in Windows 2000. Life is a chain of contingencies!!
Hi,
Yes, you need to upload a version of REBOL executable for BSDI (not
Windows rebol.exe) and set its permissions. It is possible with
free.prohosting.com, but I don't know of any other free hosting service
that allows you to run CGI programs.
Since you are the third person to ask on this ML
use Bo's browse-system.r script from
http://www.rebol.org/utility/index.html
either download it, or type these two commands in a Rebol window
browse: read http://www.rebol.org/utility/browse-system.r
do browse
At 02:36 PM 4/9/00 -0800, you wrote:
I can't seem to find documentation on the
I second the motion. REBOL should pipe output to sendmail.
My web host offers its 150,000 customers POP/IMAP mailboxes but not SMTP. Mail
can be received, but not sent, at least not by SMTP. Sendmail is the only way.
One can log into Unix and type sendmail commands in the terminal window.
This is a very important issue, since one of REBOL's selling points is ease-of-
use.
I second the motion. REBOL should pipe output to sendmail.
Why don't you write a IMAP protocol for REBOL?
Douglas Vos - EDS/GM-BSU Webmaster
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Subject: [REBOL] RE: sendmail
I
Mark wrote:
I second the motion. REBOL should pipe output to sendmail.
This should be possible once REBOL/Command becomes available.
This next bit is kind of off-topic, please forgive me.
My web host offers its 150,000 customers POP/IMAP mailboxes but not SMTP.
CLIP
The company told me
Hi folks,
I'm new at Rebol, and I would like to have som thoughts of mine straighted
out or confirmed:
1. A Rebol script can be used to fetch data from a textfile and put the data
into a HTML template, thus creating an unique web page? In this way one may
render lots of documents of the same
Hi folks,
Oops, sorry for posting the same message twice -- I got the wrong subject in
the last one.
I'm new at Rebol, and I would like to have som thoughts of mine straighted
out or confirmed:
1. A Rebol script can be used to fetch data from a textfile and put the
data
into a HTML template,
Martin Lindholm wrote:
I'm new at Rebol, and I would like to have some thoughts of mine
straighted out or confirmed:
Welcome to the list!
1. A Rebol script can be used to fetch data from a textfile and put the
data into a HTML template, thus creating an unique web page? In this way one
To answer respondents -
IMAP is a nice protocol but it's receive-only, as is POP. Neither one of them
has anything to do with sending email. (SMTP is for that.)
The web host company has sendmail working fine. I am using it (and procmail).
The problem is, I can't exercise sendmail from a
I would like to have a function to do
the following
1)take two strings as arguments
a)arg one is source
b) arg two is delimiters
2)return a series
it would work like this:
my-series: string-to-series "one#two%three four" "#% "
my-series is returned as ["one" "two" "three" "four"]
BTW: I
Hi Sterling,
one little detail: your approach works well enough with this particular
example because space is one of the desired delimiters.
Conceivably Tim may want a more universal solution that enables him to
determine whether or not he wants to include spaces in his parse rule. In
that case
Sterling:
Wow!! That's just what I wanted.
tj
At 09:06 PM 4/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
You really ought to just try these things. ;)
You'll be surprised at what you find.
parse "one#two%three four" "#%"
== ["one" "two" "three" "four"]
Sterling
I would like to have a function to do
Hi Martin,
At 11:56 PM 4/10/00 +0200, you wrote:
1. A Rebol script can be used to fetch data from a textfile and put the
data
into a HTML template, thus creating an unique web page? In this way one may
render lots of documents of the same kind, but with unique data, such as a
list of products
Fair enough.
I have little time to give a complete course on parse so I went for
the shortest version. I expected to see a few other responses to this
thread as well and sure enough the old-time REBOL-masters of the
outside world give a more full answer than us insiders have time for.
Take it
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