I tried to upload a revised version of julian.r to www.rebol.org, but don't
know if I was successful. Meanwhile, the revised version is attached
hereto.
Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> load/next { [ title: "ha" ] 2 [[3 ^/REBOL[ title: "xx" ] 4 ]]5 6 }
== [4 " ]]5 6 "]
the "REBOL-header" is skipt even if it is somewhere in the code,
even in nested blocks?!
when at start of line!
this means i have to check for occasional REBOL everywhere
in my save - databases?!
Bug, yes
hi all
i am new to the language and i am searching for rebol reference books...(to
complement the online reference material)
i noticed one at amazon and fatbrain that said it was being published in
jan 2000 but fatbrain says not published yet..
does any know what is happening or an impending dat
there seems to be problems with the print function
look :
test: func [x] [x + 3] ; your function
probe first :test ; this is ok
print first :test; CRASH
print first first :test ; this works !!!
y: first :test; thi
> ** Access Error: Cannot open
> /C/WINDOWS/Desktop/rebol031/club_details.sps?id=1.
> ** Where: write file read site/:file
> hi
> i hope you can help.
> i get the above message when i run the following script
> REBOL [
> Title: "Download Multiple Pages"
> File: %webgetter.r
> Purpose: {Fetch
in rebol/core you need a partner in another language.
you can communicate with sockets or with file-polling
(if this file has changed there is a new message in it)
a third way: start rebol from the other lang,
then the input/output in rebol is connected to two
files (pipes) outside, like web-ser
> I'm having problems using the "get-word" concept.
> (WinNT4 using console from View3)
>
> Rebol user guide has a "print-body" function using get-word.
>
>
> print-body: func [:fun] [second :fun]
>
> test: func [x] [x + 3] ;my simple test function
>
> print-
noted the sort-method is callbacked from native code?
someone might have a two-argument-call hardwired?
and /local is technically a refinement:
>> a: func[/local b][2 * b] a/local 5
== 10
might be not checked in the c-code?
workaround:
sort-method: func [a b /local c] [c: a/type < b/type c]
sor
Hi Jason,
This doesn't solve/answer all your questions, but it should get you on the
way. The following code will
parse through page with all the courses listed on it and pull out all the
links to the subdirectory pages.
Then the second part of the script, reads/saves these pages into the
%/cour
> Can you repost the original script?
It's on http://www.rebol.org/utility/julian.r too.
> A few months ago Russel posted a very nice script computing the Julian
> day with Rebol.
>
> I just used it and noticed, that there's a problem with the 1st of March
> of leap years after 2000.
> TIA
>
Hi Jason,
> ** Access Error: Cannot open
> /C/WINDOWS/Desktop/rebol031/club_details.sps?id=1.
> ** Where: write file read site/:file
The reason why you are getting the error is because the file name you are
trying to save it under contains illegal characters. The "?" is an illegal
character in W
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