Hi Jim:
That part worked thanks! However, if have not gotten
the results that I had hoped for.
I had assumed that skip fp 10 would take me to offset
10. It appears that it has not.
TestBin.txt contains the characters:
"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
The following code :
pesky little questions
howdy guys,
I've a few smallish questions that have been pestering me. Like this
one:
compressing a file is pretty easy. compress read %this.file (right?)
How can I get the compressed data into a script so that I can use it
there? I guess a gif would be in the same
Hi Tom,
I'm feeling a bit tired, so I'm only going to answer the first one for now
;-)
Cheers,
Allen K
pesky little questions
howdy guys,
I've a few smallish questions that have been pestering me. Like this
one:
compressing a file is pretty easy. compress read %this.file (right?)
foreach [condition action] code [
if all condition action
]
or..
if any condition action
-jeff
I want to evaluate a block of code like the following :
code: [ [condition1][action1] [condition2] [action2]
Hi all,
Here's a longish rant I originally sent to some friends this weekend
about where I see REBOL having a lot of promise in "the big picture."
I'm sure I'm not saying anything that RT isn't already thinking of, but
considering how long it's taken me to really GET what REBOL may mean for
the
Hi all,
Here's something I've been thinking about since talking to a friend
about REBOL and its prospects. He said that just about any scripting
language can handle scripts of a few hundred lines, but the real
challenge for REBOL will be in whether or not it can handle large-scale
programs as
OK, tried this in BSDI:
message: import-email stdin: copy system/ports/input
and I get:
** Script Error: import-email expected data argument of type: string.
** Where: message: import-email stdin
So I did:
stdin: copy system/ports/input
print type? stdin
And it's a block... How did this
message: import-email stdin: copy system/ports/input
and I get:
** Script Error: import-email expected data argument of
** type: string. Where: message: import-email stdin
So I did:
stdin: copy system/ports/input
print type? stdin
And it's a block... How did this work
IMO there are a variety of issues involved in the "component revolution"
that are related to the entire issue of "code reuse" as promised by all of
the "object oriented" technologies.
Component interfaces and communication:
The various component communication mechanisms are in competition -
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As per your instructions: Here is the code
fragment with your suggested changes:
;
fp: open/read/binary/direct %TestBin.txt ;
fp: skip fp 10
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