HI,
I need to find the most recently
modified file in a directory and
am wondering if there's a better
way to find out than to use "modified?"
on every file in the directory.
thanks.. timmy
Hi!
> Hi, A.D. Could you be more specific about your problem?
> Usually, upping a timeout is not the correct solution
> to the problem. There is usually something else wrong.
> Just my guess.
>
I guess not :-)
When the program try to download something and the line it's ocupied by
another pro
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I was hoping Rebol supports the serial port. I have a device control app in
> mind and I figure Rebol will be perfect for my needs *if it does serial
> ports*. But if not, I'll get some other program to connect serial with
> TCP/IP.
>
> At the moment I'm interested in
I was thinking the same question. I was hoping to write my own driver
for my digital camera (unsupported in the BeOS) using REBOL.
>I was hoping Rebol supports the serial port. I have a device control
app in
>mind and I figure Rebol will be perfect for my needs *if it does
serial
>ports*. But
Hi Ingo,
Very impressive!
1 more thing for your parser to handle, replacing with " "
Cheers,
Allen K
I was hoping Rebol supports the serial port. I have a device control app in
mind and I figure Rebol will be perfect for my needs *if it does serial
ports*. But if not, I'll get some other program to connect serial with
TCP/IP.
At the moment I'm interested in WinNT, Win95, Win98 and Linux.
?
Bre
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 7:52:48 +0800, Deryk Robosson wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> One question though ... I got a bit stuck yesterday in getting it to
>> recognise { } as quote characters rather than brackets. I notice your
>> definition doesn't either ... do you know is this possible with
>
Well done and thanks very much for that, very enlightening. I found your
original post (http://rebol.org/userlist/archive/141/410.html) and having a
look at it now.
Cheers
Brett.
...
> I would have rather used ODBC, but it wasn't available. I am happy to say
that
> Rebol still came through
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> what the heck is TextPad? Is that like notepad for Linux?
One of the better editors (there is also UltraEdit) for the Win32
platform. Under Linux/X, I prefer to use J which is a java based
editor.
Regards,
Deryk Robosson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Deryk - how does this work? I copied the file, but don't see any way to enable
> its use (TextPad 3.2.0; is this old?)
It was based on a 4.0+ file downloaded from their site and the current
version is 4.2.2 so I'd place that as the safe bet.
Regards,
Deryk Robosson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi Deryk,
>
> Excellent
>
> according to the help file rebol.syn should be put inot the user directory
> I also had to create a document class and enable syntax highlighting
The infromation at the bottom of
http://www.textpad.com/add-ons/syntax.html doesn't sp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One question though ... I got a bit stuck yesterday in getting it to
> recognise { } as quote characters rather than brackets. I notice your
> definition doesn't either ... do you know is this possible with
> TextPad?
Hrmm..I think I tossed those into the bracket categ
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Rebols !
>
> I'm brand new to this language/philosophy but it looks real promising.
> I'm definetly going to learn this...
> I've got a concrete exercise that I want to solve using rebol so that I can
> learn quicker.
> I guess I'm hoping somebody will help a begin
Well, I'm sure you'll get lots of other responses but I'm in an email
mode so I'll get you going...
pop: open pop://email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
That'll open up the pop mailbox. At this point, pop is just like any
other block in REBOL except that the items in it are now the email
messages that are
Hi Rebols !
I'm brand new to this language/philosophy but it looks real promising.
I'm definetly going to learn this...
I've got a concrete exercise that I want to solve using rebol so that I can
learn quicker.
I guess I'm hoping somebody will help a beginner get off to a flying start.
So here g
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/
Might not solve your particular problem, but would help in having a more
stable system.
At 12:26 PM 06/06/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>Thank you!!
> That's a great tip. Do you by any chance have a link to that?
>Regards
>-Tim
>
>At 02:28 PM 6/6/00 -
Even better is to use /WITH which allows you to specify exactly the line
ending you want.
- jim
At 06:53 PM 6/6/2000 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>
>On 06-Giu-00, you wrote:
>
> F> Sounds good ... but HOW can I FORCE Rebol to write LF back
> F> (even under Windozze ???)
>
>Yo
... or you could use the /with refinement
write/with %your-file #"^(0A)"
will convert all all rebol line endings to ascii 10.
I hope this helps,
Ingo
Those were the words of [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>
> On 06-Giu-00, you wrote:
>
> F> Sounds good ... but HOW can I FO
Hi Brian,
I've done a little html display script in /View,
I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but
html-parsing is decoupled from the display (based
on features only available in /View, though, and
no table parsing, yet).
save %browser.r read http://www.2b1.de/browser.r
or
do
Thank you!!
That's a great tip. Do you by any chance have a link to that?
Regards
-Tim
At 02:28 PM 6/6/00 -0500, you wrote:
>If I were you I would change NT to SP 6a, version 5 was very very bad, and
>got replaced quickly by Micro$haft. We installed it in several machines
>that had Sp4
Hi Sterling
>Append is probably the only thing there you didn't know about. FTP
>cannot do any mid-file editing within the protocol... for that you'd
>have to transfer the whole file back and forth and do the edit
>locally.
And that works just fine -Tim
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 06-Giu-00, you wrote:
F> Sounds good ... but HOW can I FORCE Rebol to write LF back
F> (even under Windozze ???)
You just need to use the /BINARY refinement (e.g. WRITE/BINARY).
This way the string will be written exactly as it is, without any
system-dependent conv
If I were you I would change NT to SP 6a, version 5 was very very bad, and
got replaced quickly by Micro$haft. We installed it in several machines
that had Sp4 and the computers that were reliable with SP 4 had nothing but
problems so we stopped installing it. SP 6 is very stable though.
At 1
Really? It worked for me... but I'm on Linux.
Try it with 'trace/net on'
trace/net on
DstFile: ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/log.txt
SrcFile: ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/log.bak
text: read/lines DstFile
if exists? SrcFile [delete SrcFile]
rename DstFile SrcFile
foreach line text [
write/
FTP can do quite a number of things... we don't implement them all
because the "standard" or "required" set of commands is rather small
and support for the extra features is not guaranteed. Within REBOL
right now, you can:
read, write, append to, delete, and rename files
read, make, delete, and
Joseph, I'm busting a gut here!
(If only we'd had a monkey...)
I had problems because of proxy stuff. I had used the default settings from
the basic tutorial info, but found that I needed to override within specific
protocols; web uses proxy, but email doesn't. Try looking into the user.r
settings.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mai
Hi Sterling:
Sorry, your modification resulted in a crash also.
write/append DstFile [line newline]
Be interesting to see if there are different results regarding
other OS's. Windows isn't all that stable anyway.
Oh well!
-Tim
At 10:50 PM 6/5/00 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Well, this is untested
I'm interested and I live in Melbourne.
Anton.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi from Australia,
>
> I am looking for a REBOL programmer based in Australia interested in taking
> on a paying project.
>
> The project involves sending web pages as HTML (including all images) via
> email from a Lotus
Hi Deryk,
Excellent
according to the help file rebol.syn should be put inot the user directory
I also had to create a document class and enable syntax highlighting
Cheers PHil
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 06 June 2000 06:11
Subject
what the heck is TextPad? Is that like notepad for Linux?
Hi, A.D. Could you be more specific about your problem?
Usually, upping a timeout is not the correct solution
to the problem. There is usually something else wrong.
Just my guess.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> For those that might be interested, I just whipped up a
> syntax definition file. Available at the following url:
>
> in rebol:
> write/binary %rebol.syn read http://users.iitowns.com/deryk/rebol/rebol.syn
>
> in a normal browser:
> http://users.iitowns.com/deryk/re
Sterling, in your note to Tim to say that
append should work, although it would be slow and inefficient.
Is this really true? I didn't think you could modify parts
of files using FTP. What can FTP really do?
-galt
Hi! I'm new to Rebol, and I can't get my e-mail to work.
Any suggestions?
Daniel
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>> -galt
>>
>> p.s. I was so desperate to use Rebol that I hacked port 1433 to get into MS
>> SQLServer 7.
>Wassat?! Howd u do dat? And what did u achieve? :)
>Brett.
Well, I posted the code for it but got no response whatsoever.
I assumed everybody had no interest in MSSql7.
Basically, to th
On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 13:11:52 +0800, Deryk Robosson wrote:
>For those that might be interested, I just whipped up a
>syntax definition file. Available at the following url:
Great! I started to write one myself yesterday, but didn't get too
far, deciding I needed to read the help files first, so ru
>> > YOU had cassette tapes? Well, you sure had it easy!
>> >
>> > Why, we used to lie awake at night, DREAMIN o' cassette tapes!
>>
>> So, you remember storing programs on punched paper tape, then?
>
>you mean you had a paper tape machine?...wow! We used to have to
>store our source code with p
Hi,
> If you are reading data with REBOL without using the /BINARY
> refinement, you always get REBOL's newlines. (REBOL automatically
> converts any CR or CRLF to just LF.) You have to worry about line
> termination only if you're using the /BINARY refinement but you're
> transferring a text fil
> -
>
> Did anybody look at the /View viewer.r program I posted recently?
> Why does the text field freak out after pressing the jump button
> so that I have to switch the focus away and back before it wakes up again?
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
> -
>
> -galt
>
Greetings.
Before I try and solve this for the third time I wanted to throw it out to
the group and maybe get leads in the right direction.
What I am trying to do is "parse" HTML code received from a website. First
of all I want to remove all HTML tags and secondly I wanted to write a
function
Hi!
I check to set a different timeout for ftp (as you suggest) and it don't
work
My next move was to check if POP3 use it and it fail again. :-(
Any solution?
A.D.ing
http://www.RAMFIX.com
A.D.ing wrote:
> I put:
>
> > system/schemes/ftp/timeout: 300
> >
> but the timeout error appear at 30 sec.
>
> What I do wrong?
I suspect you did nothing wrong. There could be a problem in Rebol's FTP
code, as this value appears to be unused?! or overwritten When I 'mold-ed
the FTP object, I co
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Deryck,
>
> Thanks - I did do my own one but I never found time to iron out the quirks
> with it. May be worth mentioning the version of textpad as well - the
> StringSpan option and possibly others are not available in TextPad 4.0. I
> should upgrade to 4.2 and regi
> Hi again:
>
I put:
> system/schemes/ftp/timeout: 300
>
but the timeout error appear at 30 sec.
What I do wrong?
A.D.ing
Deryck,
Thanks - I did do my own one but I never found time to iron out the quirks
with it. May be worth mentioning the version of textpad as well - the
StringSpan option and possibly others are not available in TextPad 4.0. I
should upgrade to 4.2 and register.
Have a look at http://www.textpa
> > system/schemes/ftp/timeout: 200
>
> > Happy slow modeming!
>
> > Sterling
>
Thanks.
It's not about slow modem. It's happen if you want to do something and
in the mean time user download a file...
Thanks again,
A.D.ing
http://www.RAMFIX.com
John Kenyon [ Warwick Solutions Group ]
[ (01926) 465647 7-665647 John Kenyon/UK/IBM [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/06/2000 06:11:52
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: John Kenyon/UK/IBM)
Subject: [REBOL] TextPad syntax for Rebol
For
Hi, this might help you:
create-function: func [
{create an interactively defined function}
] [
func [x [any-type!]] load ask "What to do?: "
]
>>f: create-function
What to do?: x * x
>>f 4
== 16
>> probe :f
func [x [any-type!]][x * x]
(notice the Load instead of To-block)
Regards
L
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1. Is "crlf" a replacement for "newline newline" ?
No, it is not. REBOL's newline is just LF.
> 2. Is "crlf" a Windows convention vs. *nix?
Sort of. CRLF is used in most Internet protocol too as line
terminator. Mac just use CRs AFAIK, while all other platforms that
system/schemes/default/timeout
can be set to a time, the default is 30 seconds.
That'll set the timeout for all protocols... you can just change one
if you want, like system/schemes/ftp/timeout: 200
Happy slow modeming!
Sterling
> Hi!
>
> Thanks to all who ask to my (stupid) questions.
> I ha
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