to check if a %filename is a directory use
>> dir? %mails
== true
>> dir? %mails/
== true
>> dir? %nox ;non-existent
== false
>> dir? %nox/
== false
what is blablabla? it has to end with "/", then it works.
there is
>> dirize %filename
== %filename/
to help.
volker
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Really cool Allen. Thanks. I am learning a bit more now.
Paul Tretter
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Subject: [REBOL] System object Re:
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [REBOL] System object
> Where can we learn more about system and the options available?
>
> Paul
>
>
Hi Paul,
The script http://www.rebol.org/script/browse-system
I dont know what it is exactly.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 5:02 PM
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Subject: [REBOL] P-Port Re:
Hey Paul,
I must be missing some mail here, could you explain more about P-Port?
Could thi
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:02 AM
Subject: [REBOL] P-Port Re:
> Hey Paul,
> I must be missing some mail here, could you explain more about P-Port?
> Could this be the parrallel port support I wished for on m
Gee, there is no wonder why my stuff dont run the first time... What you shown
actually works, the to-file as I indicated is useless, since you already specified
the filename as a file. Anyways here is my scribbles for code that demonstrates
your doing the right thing:
rebol []
forever [
fil
that did the trick duh again...
At 03:44 PM 9/6/00 -0700, you wrote:
>I suspect:
>
>found: find directory filename
>
>should be:
>
>found: find directory to-file filename
>
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I am writing some code which takes user input in a form and then checks to
> > see if the
I suspect:
found: find directory filename
should be:
found: find directory to-file filename
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am writing some code which takes user input in a form and then checks to
> see if the user input is a directory name or not.
>
> Now on Win98 in Rebol console, it works fi
Hey Ryan,
no prob, but I am no expert either--I probably dont even clear amatuer level when
it comes to unix style OS's.
The more I think about it, you should not have to this to often since the proper
soft links normally exist when you install a system the regular way. But as a
just in case mea
Hey Paul,
I must be missing some mail here, could you explain more about P-Port?
Could this be the parrallel port support I wished for on my birthday?
--Ryan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I did a help on P-Port. Not sure what it is but doesnt seem to function
> correctly.
>
> Paul Tretter
--
*
I am writing some code which takes user input in a form and then checks to
see if the user input is a directory name or not.
Now on Win98 in Rebol console, it works fine.
Each directory is %directory/
yet in linux I can't make it work
filename: %filename
directory: read blahblahblah ;read the
Where can we learn more about system and the options available?
Paul
I can't stop thinking about this and so I have more to say.
Perhaps instead of replacing words with long "session ID-like" words (e.g.
Xs87Yt5hU43hxx ) you could simply replace them with short words (e.g. 'a 'b
'c etc.) Do this with the native words as well. Then you will have an optimized
scr
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> I believe Petr recently got his, that's the only other Czech order I know
> of Mail to all of Europe this summer seems incredibly SLW.
Well, I got mine quite quickly, it took just some two weeks as I recall.
I have no means of checking,
OK. I've checked the archive and can't find the reference to "soft-linking the
libraries." Can you help me out?
> Lib5 is what you need. You may have to soft link the libs as needed.
> This was just discussed in a recent posting.
Lib5 is what you need. You may have to soft link the libs as needed. This was
just discussed in a recent posting.
I may try this distribution on my 486/66 AST laptop that has only 4 meg, poor
thing.
I like to think I am just poorly funded,
--Ryan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anyone used
I did a help on P-Port. Not sure what it is but doesnt seem to function
correctly.
Paul Tretter
Has anyone used REBOL with Monkey Linux?
ftp://ftp.spsselib.hiedu.cz/pub/linux/monkey/docs/english.htm
I haven't a clue how to install Linux, but I'm going to give this one a go. Can
anyone look at this site for me and tell me which REBOL binary I need for
this Linux distro? Like I said, I hav
I would like to know how to do wildcard searches on a series which contains filenames
as its elements...
>> e
== [%%backup%~ %.autosave/ %.forward %.pgp/ %.rhosts %.saves-1309-crossftp3 %bin/
%crossing/ %dev/ %emacs-20.7.tar.gz
%etc/ %test/ ...
>> find e %etc/
== [%etc/ %test/ %user.r %usr/ %x
> Hi Czech REBOLs,
>
> has anyone already received REBOL Official Guide from REBOL Press?
> I ordered it more than a month ago and it still hasn't arrived.
>
> I got mail from Pam Davis from Alexander Books saying it was
> shipped, so I think it was lost. Or does delivery from U.S. to
> Czech Rep
Hi Czech REBOLs,
has anyone already received REBOL Official Guide from REBOL Press?
I ordered it more than a month ago and it still hasn't arrived.
I got mail from Pam Davis from Alexander Books saying it was
shipped, so I think it was lost. Or does delivery from U.S. to
Czech Republic always ta
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 06-Sep-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you are asking for a #rebol channel, there is one on DALnet. Also, a
> 'webchat'-like thingy exists at
> http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/chat.r but I have never seen anyone
> using it.
>
That was it,thanks!
Regards
--
I th
> Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> Tried do %http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC/RebIRC.r and did not work
> but
> do http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC/RebIRC.r did.Is there a server set
the % was a typo by me
> up for Rebol irc?Remember to have run across 1 but don't remember where
If you are
Hi Rene. No.
libtermcap is a lib for console-access (moving cursor
on different terminal..)
had the same problem on suse. was not installed by
default. they say, its nearly obsolete (or like this),
but a few programms do use it.
there is a package somewhere on the distribution on
suse, (if i k
I always thought it was more "efficient" to read in and write a block of
data at a time (or the whole file) as opposed to a line of some arbitrary
length. I guess it depends on the OS treatment of buffering data from the
device when reading in line-by-line.
IMO If you are worried about memory ef
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 06-Sep-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You could take a look at http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC, or..
>
> do %http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC/RebIRC.r
>
> in the REBOL console.
>
> It's far from completed, but it is useable, and supports a couple
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
>
>
> Hi there,
>
> I have little problems to run Rebol on my Debian Box. Rebol can not find
> "libtermcap.2.so", but the lib5c and lib6c libraries are installed.
> Can I solve this problem with a soft-link???
Yes, indeed.
# cd /lib
# ln -s
Hi there,
I have little problems to run Rebol on my Debian Box. Rebol can not find
"libtermcap.2.so", but the lib5c and lib6c libraries are installed.
Can I solve this problem with a soft-link???
Rene
---
Hi,
You could take a look at http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC, or..
do %http://www.algonet.se/~peoyli/RebIRC/RebIRC.r
in the REBOL console.
It's far from completed, but it is useable, and supports a couple of
CTCP commands as well (VERSION TIME PING CLIENTINFO ACTION SOURCE).
> Has anyon
princepawn wrote:
> /create-upfile upfile-name [string!] "This automatically creates and
upfile. The argument to this option is the word 'cancel' or 'nocancel',
specifying whether you want the upfile to contain a cancel or nocancel
command"
Probably could be better as refinements, like:
/
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