Hi Gabriele,
I'm a bit late on this one, but here goes ...
Those were the words of [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
Or, context should be made a little more flexible, with the
ability to add and remove words. Words would no more be added
to
system/words; UNSET would remove a word from its
I need a good form that uses POST...
Does anybody have both HTML and .r code for one?
//john
If I remind well, you can find what you nees in the "HOW-TO" document
downloadable from REBOL Tech.'s site.
Hope it helps.
--
Paolo Russo
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PERD s.r.l.
Virtual
Why does to-time behave differently to to-integer, to-decimal, to-tuple
when
you try and convert an invalid value?
for example :
a: to-integer "aaa"
** Script Error: Invalid argument: aaa.
** Where: to integer! :value
a: to-time "aaa"
== none
Cheers Phil
Hi Galt,
I for one am using 'protect-system as default,
together with my %yamm.r (this will ask me
whenever a script tries to redefine a protected
value)
I've already found some errors thanks to this.
(And avoided some others.)
regards,
Ingo
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At 03:17 PM 6/27/2000 +1200, you wrote:
Mike Yaunish wrote:
Am I doing this correctly or is there another way to initialize the
"buried" variable?
You're doing it correctly. There's a problem with Rebol here, I believe.
Use blocks to store your object code, like this:
main!: [
name:
I think I have found another bug then. If I do as you suggest I
get the
following results:
main!: [
name: "Mike"
sub: make object! [
name: "sub-name"
function: "sub-func"
]
]
main: make main! [ name: "Joe" ]
== [name: "Joe"]
probe main
[name: "Joe"]
I got it from
http://sourceware.cygnus.com/cygwin/
(Cygnus Site)
Includes compiler etc. as well.
It's easy enough to start the shell from windows.
Starting it from Xemacs is a likely more involved, but
if you wish to use bash from Xemacs and have a problem,
gimme a holler :)
-Tim
At 12:18 AM
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 27-Giu-00, you wrote:
A You're doing it correctly. There's a problem with Rebol here,
A I believe.
Well, it's just that subobjects are not cloned. I think this saves
a lot of memory in /View, for example.
The workaround is to clone the subobject manually:
c:
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 26-Giu-00, you wrote:
[my proposal about contexts flexibility]
i This would really be great.
Just a correction: after thinking about it, I came to the
conclusion that words cannot be removed from contexts with the
current implementation. This is based on
I love the new slogan at http://www.rebol.com/ main page.
The one you had up last week was kind-of weak/obtuse/sluggishly-sloganish.
I was just getting ready to complain about the old slogan... and then
somebody at REBOL came up with the new one.
It's looking better every day!
By the way,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I love the new slogan at http://www.rebol.com/ main page.
The one you had up last week was kind-of weak/obtuse/sluggishly-sloganish.
I was just getting ready to complain about the old slogan... and then
somebody at REBOL came up with the new one.
It's looking
I just had the most enjoyable one-hour scripting experience writing a
news reader in REBOL. The script is attached if you'd like to try it
out.
-Ryan
REBOL [
Title: "2KB News Reader"
Date:28-June-2000
Version: 0.1.0
File:%2KBnewsreader.r
Author: "Ryan C.
Oops. Fixed a slight UI bug. The script now asks for a newsgroup up
front and sets parameters right away.
-Ryan
REBOL [
Title: "2KB News Reader"
Date:28-June-2000
Version: 0.1.0
File:%2KBnewsreader.r
Author: "Ryan C. Christiansen"
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 10:13 AM
Subject: [REBOL] [ANN] 2KB News Reader 0.1.1
Oops. Fixed a slight UI bug. The script now asks for a newsgroup up
front and sets parameters right away.
-Ryan
Hi Ryan,
Pretty
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