>I thought there was a Rebol email client app project underway. I was
>wondering if anyone knows if it has produced something.
>
>Brett.
>
>--
>>> my-rebol-stuff
>== http://www.zipworld.com.au/~bhandley/rebol
We're just at the beginning of the development cycle... and yet have
to organize our c
Hi etcha,
>> help find
[...]
/any -- Enables the * and ? wildcards.
[...]
Case 1:
>> string: "xdefgjkljyjkljweruiouz"
>> find/any string "y*z"
== "yjkljweruiouz"
Case 2:
>> block-with-string: reduce [string]
== ["xdefgjkljyjkljweruiouz"]
>> find/any block-with-string "y*z"
== none
Shou
>I like the range idea but would suggest the use of a different operator
than
> '-' - possibly ',,' which is used in several other languages?
I really meant '..' rather then ',,'.
Sorry.
Thanks,
Garold (Gary) L. Johnson
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whats wrong with:
>> blah: "my-string"
== "my-string"
>> blah: parse blah "-"
== ["my" "string"]
>> if find blah "my" [print ["yes"]]
yes
>>
its not what you want, but you cant search the string for something thats
not there,
eg "my*" :)
etcha
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Hi Vik,
Did you retry your program in a fresh session of Rebol? It may have been
that during your writing/testing of your program you got to a point that
triggered the Rebol GC bug (which I understand is being looked at by RT).
Regarding the keywords are they tags or text? This might change the
I like the range idea but would suggest the use of a different operator than
'-' - possibly ',,' which is used in several other languages?
Thanks,
Garold (Gary) L. Johnson
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I would have expected this to work. Am I missing something?
>> find/any ["my-string"] "my*"
== none
Brett.
--
>> my-rebol-stuff
== http://www.zipworld.com.au/~bhandley/rebol
Wondering what is happening here. Tried the read line
of the Raging-bull script.
read
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cg
i?board=AMZN&read=1
Error. Target url:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cg
i?board=AMZN&read=1 could not be retrieved. Circular
forwarding d
I was trying to modify the web parser code from the
User's Guide. The original code is like this:
tag-parser: make object! [
tags: make block! 100
text: make string! 8000
html-code: [
copy tag ["<" thru ">"] (append tags tag) |
copy txt to "<" (append text txt)
]
parse-tags: func [site[url!]]
Currently there's a XY datatype in Rebol/View. Eg: 100x123 for 100 X, 123 Y.
It would be nice to have a range, describing two endpoints. For example,
Dates:
12/Jan/2000-24/Dec/2000
Integers:
1-10
Time:
09:00-17:00
Money:
$10.00-$56.00
These would have
balayo wrote:
> I would like to add a meta tag just under "" to a directory full of
html files, via ftp. I'm struggling a little...can some kind soul help me
out?
>> MyDirectory: copy Original
== {
My Directory
My Directory
Blah blah
}
>> parse MyDirectory [
thru "" AfterHead: (insert A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
> %"/c/test/test test.txt"
>
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
> For example,
>
> ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20te
> Hi,
>
> I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
> %"/c/test/test test.txt"
>
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
> For example,
>
> ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
>
> Thanks a lot
>--
>Fantam
>
escape the spaces out with a
Fantam wrote:
> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs?
>> type? ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
== url!
>> to url! join ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ %"test/test test.txt"
== ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt
I hope that helps!
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 2
Hi,
I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets.
%"/c/test/test test.txt"
But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs.
For example,
ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt
Thanks a lot
--
Fantam
hey, thats tips! funally i can dump my functions after error!
Thanks, Elan!
.. ugly addings by me :)
[REBOL [
title: "a func with dumpable context :)"
author: "Elan, Volker"
purpose: {
[dump-func a-func] will source & dump locals, if defined
with debug-func (alias Elan's cfunc). yo
Hey guys,
I would like to add a meta tag just under "" to a directory full of html files,
via ftp.
I'm struggling a little...can some kind soul help me out?
thanks!
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 19-Ago-00, you wrote:
b> I thought there was a Rebol email client app project underway.
b> I was wondering if anyone knows if it has produced something.
Not yet. (We're waiting for Carl, actually, but perhaps we should
try implementing Carl's ideas by ourselves, si
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 18-Ago-00, you wrote:
c> So once existed a REBOL compiler. This is good to know.
c> Who knows at this very moment someone has a new version "on
c> the oven"?
It's unlikely. REBOL 1.0 was very close to Scheme, and Sherman is
a REBOL to Scheme compiler, written in
Some asked last week where to get the Official Guide in the UK
I found a copy in my local Waterstone's bookshop, sandwiched between Perl and
Rexx, which is about right when you think about it. Price was GBP25.99.
Colin.
I thought there was a Rebol email client app project underway. I was
wondering if anyone knows if it has produced something.
Brett.
--
>> my-rebol-stuff
== http://www.zipworld.com.au/~bhandley/rebol
> > if exists? join http:// [url] [
>
> Don't need '[ and '] around 'url.
And this is better:
if exists? url [
> > print ["@" "fut trouver sur" url]
> > newline
> > print " "
>
> Above is better as:
> print ["@" "fut trouver sur" url newline
And, of course, don't
akhar wrote:
> REBOL [
> Title: "e-mail finder"
> Date:13-May-2000
> Author: "Stephane Jolicoeur"
> File:%octo.r
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Purpose: {
> To find urls within a file!!!
> }
> Comments: {
> do not use for SPAM
> }
> ]
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