Hi Bo
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I tried your code below, and it works pretty well, except that in version
2.1.90.3.1 (Win32), it doesn't return a value for the INSERT key.
Documentation says it should return a value "^(1B)[H". Makes it kind of hard
to get the console into/out of insert mo
Hi,
I had a similar problem. Then I looked in my %user.r file, and discovered
that I had long ago entered a "replace" function there and forgot about it.
I removed it, and the built in "replace" works fine now. Could you have
redefined the function somehow?
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
CIBER, Inc
Hi Thomas,
I reported this as a bug some time back. Haven't seen anything on it since
then. It is supposed to work, but in Windows, it's broken.
Bernie Schneider
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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Hi,
Actually, I just tried the following:
>> blk: {String 1,"String, 2",string 3}
== {String 1,"String, 2",string 3}
>> set [var1 var2 var3] parse/all blk ","
== ["String 1" "String, 2" "string 3"]
>>
Apparently, REBOL's 'parse word does a little extra here with embedded
commas in quoted string
Hi Group,
It's common in text file processing to have to break the file up into
paragraphs, where a paragraph is defined to be one or more text lines
followed by one or more blank lines (i.e., two or more newline characters).
Newline characters within each paragraph must be preserved, and each
pa
Hi,
This works like a charm. I was that close, left the 'any "^/"' part out of
the sub-rule. Thanks a lot.
I got other suggestions from the list also. I'm very grateful for all of the
help.
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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Hi,
Whoops! Just noticed that the "works like a charm" parse statement misses
the last paragraph sometimes.
I modified this:
parse read b [some [copy c to "^/^/" (append a c) any "^/"] to end ]
to this:
parse read b [some [copy c to "^/^/" (append a c) any "^/"] copy c to
end (append
Hi Eric,
Your revision works better than my revision. In programming, beginnings and
endings can often be real stinkers :-)
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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Hi,
Updating them would be great. Perhaps they might become "standard" function
libraries for REBOL. Having them be loaded by user.r would keep the
REBOL/core from getting bigger. Grouping them into files by functionality
makes sense to me.
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
Me too, please.
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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Hi,
I'm using REBOL to develop a program to generate documentation in HTML files
for users who don't know anything about HTML. If you know what Perl's POD
documents are, then you'd be comfortable with RDOC, except that RDOC is much
more versatile than POD. I can have pages with color effects, ima
Hi,
Does this help?
tst: func [
{help for tst...}
x [none! integer!] ' Argument must be either of integer or none
datatype.
][
if none? x [help tst]
print x
]
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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Hi,
I've run into the same problem, and it really makes my applications more
difficult to develop for end user simplicity.
I like your suggested solution. Have you submitted it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
Regards,
Bernie Schneider
Systems Analyst
CIBER, Inc.
303-224-4159
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