hey list guys,
I have something like this:
print "type something"
input: somthingtyped
this works like a champ when I type stuff in at the console. but I'd
prefer to get it in some other way, and pasting mucks stuff up.
how can I get, say, a paragraph into input? I'm typing in stuff that
I do
>Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>On 25-Lug-00, you wrote:
> c> That looks like a bug. -Carl
>
>Hmm... do you have some little spare time to tell us how contexts
>work? Isn't binding done word-by-word? Isn't hierarchy achieved by
>multiple pass binding?
>
>You're confusing me, now. :-)
>
>Regards,
>
> Perfect. Just what I needed. Wish there was a way to
> make simple one-off functions in a block like [ + 5]
> etc.
>
I think you can. Again according to what you need. This is where Rebol
shines. Rebol gives you the ability to interpret blocks (and strings) in way
other than the default provide
When your dealing with LDAP, you have to first deal
with BER (basic encoding rules -- a subset of ASN.1 --
abstract syntax notation, spec 1). This is a binary
TLV (Type Length Value) encoding scheme for sending
"self describing" objects around the network. Th
There is a free LDAP perl/cgi script called
LDAP express at http://www.browserexpress.com/LE-Features.shtml
It looks like about 7 or 8 pages of perl -script.
It can be translated to REBOL, but also looks like it depends
on some other serious looking perl mods (.pm files).
Anybody, know of some
I see, that the fact, that my series didn't explain the behaviour
of functions WRT Recursion and Binding is a flaw. Here is the
continuation (a model of the behaviour):
; Model of Rebol function:
;
sim-function!: make object! [
; every function has got a Context
I have been confused for a long time about contexts (touted as an important
feature of the REBOL language) and the related issues concerning 'bind. It
seems to me that a good explanation of the workings of contexts from RT is
long overdue.
At least tell us if this is for sure a bug and if it is
Me too.
> Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
>
> On 25-Lug-00, you wrote:
>
> c> That looks like a bug. -Carl
>
> Hmm... do you have some little spare time to tell us how
contexts
> work? Isn't binding done word-by-word? Isn't hierarchy achieved
by
> multiple pass binding?
>
> You're confusing me, now.
Has anyone put together any scripts using LDAP?
LDAP (light-weigt directory access protocal)
There was some talk of LDAP going into /command at one time.
- Doug
The section where you discuss FTP could
use some examples as to how using
read [
scheme: 'FTP
host: foo.fee.ftp.com
...etc.
]
is not only useful but necessary
as in the case where an odd password is
used for the FTP server such as
PW: "123/abc" <-- slash is legal for P
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 25-Lug-00, you wrote:
c> That looks like a bug. -Carl
Hmm... do you have some little spare time to tell us how contexts
work? Isn't binding done word-by-word? Isn't hierarchy achieved by
multiple pass binding?
You're confusing me, now. :-)
Regards,
Gabriele.
I get the same behavior. Your one liner works with local files
but fails with ftp. This multi-line replacement works for me:
f1: read ftp://user:pass@site
insert find f1 "these words" code
write ftp://user:pass@site f1
Vic Hirsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/25 4:06 AM
Hi Volker,
no, the behaviour is correct. Try this:
unset 'b
a: make object! [b: none unset 'b if not value? 'b [b: "a bee!"]]
a/b
>
>
> [rebol[author: "Volker"]
>
> {seems 'make does no deep binding? without bug this
> should set 'b in object-context too (hopefully)?}
>
> unset 'b
> a: make ob
Hey list,
two things...
I have a pretty big html file with a bunch of same-page links, that
goes something like this:
link
link
link
#linktarget
..
I want to rebolize the page so I can generate additions to the page
(make a "rebol" db).. how might I best accomplish this?
also, tell me if t
[rebol[author: "Volker"]
{seems 'make does no deep binding? without bug this
should set 'b in object-context too (hopefully)?}
unset 'b
a: make object! [if not value? 'b [b: "a bee!"]]
b
a/b
]
>> unset 'b
>> a: make object! [if not value? 'b [b: "a bee!"]]
>> b
== "a bee!"
>> a/b
** Script Er
[rebol[]
paths: ["blah1/" "blah blah2/" ]
a: second paths
? a
paths: [%blah1/ %"blah blah2/" ]
a: second paths
? a
]
A is a string of value: "blah blah2/"
A is a file of value: %blah%20blah2/
if you use some functions, they may handle strings and files differently.
>> exists? %bak
== true
>>
Maybe simple the glorious all-beginners error ? ;-)
> currentpath: "ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/" ??
currentpath: COPY "ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/" ; !!
rebol-magic, note the internal SOURCE CHANGED below!
because of this use
[copy "whatever string or other series"]
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> There are two ways you could go, depending on what
> you want.
> Change each element within the series, or return a
> new series with the
> result of your operation applied to each element.
>
> For the first approach...
>
> values-block: [1 2 3]
> while [not tai
There are two ways you could go, depending on what you want.
Change each element within the series, or return a new series with the
result of your operation applied to each element.
For the first approach...
values-block: [1 2 3]
while [not tail? values-block] [
values-block: change values-
> > > path: ["blah1" "blah2" "blah3" "blah4" "blah5"]
> >
> > is better written as:
> > paths: [%blah1/ %"blah blah2/" ...
>
> paths: [%blah1/ %"blah blah2/" (i dont get it)
>
In this case paths is a block. A block groups a number of values. You've
shown two values - both represent re
Apologies if this is trivial ... but I can't seem to
find a good way to do this.
I want to do elementwise operations on sequences, i.e.
add a scalar to each element, dot product of two
sequences, cross product, matrix vector products. How
do I do this in REBOL? I tried foreach, forall with
modify
At 04:08 AM 7/25/00 -0500, you wrote:
>This:
> > path: ["blah1" "blah2" "blah3" "blah4" "blah5"]
>
> is better written as:
> paths: [%blah1/ %"blah blah2/" ...
paths: [%blah1/ %"blah blah2/" (i dont get it)
this makes no sense to me.
first there is a % then a space then %" then "
> workpath: join currentpath [first path "albumpath.data"]
> currentdata: join {"} [load to-url workpath {"}]
> currentalbum: load to-url workpath
> append block currentdata
I'm still not sure of your intent. Can you just write what you intend,
rather than just trying to write something? You'll t
Duh.
I was using load and I change to read and it works fine.
later
At 05:01 AM 7/25/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Ok.
>
>So now I am importing data files made of text.
>
>If the imported text data includes a comma, like that.
>
>It hangs the process and breaks.
>
>Is there a way to specify that the da
Ok.
So now I am importing data files made of text.
If the imported text data includes a comma, like that.
It hangs the process and breaks.
Is there a way to specify that the data being imported should be read as
text and not to hang on any punctuation?
workpath: join currentpath [first path
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That worked even less.
>
> I have no idea what is going wrong. I have tried so many things.
> But it will not clear or delete the contents of the variables in addition,
> I actually set the variable again afterwords and it doesn't take.
>
> Here is basic part of code
Thank You!
I will try em.
At 08:59 PM 7/25/00 +1200, you wrote:
>Just a few comments.
>
> > currentpath: "ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/"
>
>Did you know that Rebol works with URLs directly? Like this:
>
> >> currentpath: ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/
>== ftp://blah:[EMAIL PRO
Just a few comments.
> currentpath: "ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/"
Did you know that Rebol works with URLs directly? Like this:
>> currentpath: ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/
== ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah/
This:
> path: ["blah1" "blah2" "blah3" "blah4" "blah5"]
That worked even less.
I have no idea what is going wrong. I have tried so many things.
But it will not clear or delete the contents of the variables in addition,
I actually set the variable again afterwords and it doesn't take.
Here is basic part of code
block: make block! 300
currentpath: "
Try:
MyNewString: copy ""
MyNewBlock: copy []
Andrew Martin
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