I know much more things than you about the server that host my site
(thor.prohosting.com) because I wrote a CGI script that let me browse the
filesystem of the server, and view the error log file of the server. But
this didn't helped me.
REBOL returns an error code of 1 or 2 when I remotely run it
I tried to install REBOL/View beta 2 on Windows NT Workstation 4.0 SP5
(french).
But I get a "divide overflow" ("Dépassement de division" in french) when I
run rebol.exe that I received in the mail.
I also noticed that rebol.exe seems to be an MS-DOS program (properties of
the file in Windows NT,
I'm interested in how you did it because I already have a Prohosting free
account on thor.prohosting.com.
I tried to upload rebol and a CGI script but it didn't work.
Could you tell me in which directory you installed it, and send me a script
that work ?
Are you using a user.r file ?
Olivier
--
The problem with REBOL and SSL is that REBOL can not yet download files
using the HTTPS protocol (URLs that begin with https://).
This is a problem if you want to develop a web client script that need to
talk with a securised web server.
But in your case you don't care because you are developping
> >
> > What would be really interesting is to be able to do REBOL right
> > to left in
> > Arabic, Urdu or Sindhi. [l'empreinte Druck stampa impressão impresión]
is
> > all very well for all you LtoR types but what about the rest of the
known
> > world?
> >
> > Bruce.
> >
>
> Ummm... all we are
Thanks for defending my cause ! I already posted some messages on this
subject but I didn't found a so obvious sample to show the error of using
binary when dealing with money.
I'm lobbying for a decimal internal format for money! values, as in COBOL:
REBOL and COBOL should have more than three l
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> It does not necessarily take a lot to amuse me on a lonely Saturday
> afternoon. The following code is interesting. It shows a technique that
lets
> you "internationalize" REBOL, allowing you to at least code the word
"print"
> in six langu
Did you tried to delete %user.r and relaunch REBOL ?
The setup will ask you the proxy settings.
Olivier
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 10:54 AM
Subject: [REBOL] new proxy server and related problems ...
> Hi,
>
> o
If I remember, MySQL has a TCP/IP interface. So it would be possible to
create a mysql protocol scheme for REBOL.
Olivier
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
> > Personally, I'd like to do all of my web development in Rebol/Core,
> >but it's lookin
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi Olivier,
>
> you wrote:
>
> >Do you think that %"" should be accepted as a valid filename ?
> >Personnally I don't think so, because no operating system I know accept
> >that.
> >%"" should return .
> >This would solve many issues with
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> it isn't that bad. Have a look, please:
>
> >> split-path2 http://fgdfgdfg.Fgdfg/fgdfgdfg/dfgdfg
> == [http://fgdfgdfg.Fgdfg/fgdfgdfg/ dfgdfg]
> >> type? second split-path2 http://fgdfgdfg.Fgdfg/fgdfgdfg/dfgdfg
> == url!
So it is bad!
It should give file!
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 3:41 AM
Subject: [REBOL] [BUG] unset! (and "help" function lie!)
>
> Hi Olivier,
>
> you wrote:
>
> >So unset! seems to be a datatype.
> >Lets verify if unset!
Look at this :
>> type? 'afgfgh
== word!
>> help 'afgfgh
afgfgh is word
This is ok.
>> type? file!
== datatype!
>> help file!
file! is word of value: file
This not ok!
Olivier.
Look at that :
>> type? %f
== file!
>> type?
== unset!
So unset! seems to be a datatype.
Lets verify if unset! is a datatype :
>> type? file!
== datatype!
>> type? unset!
** Script Error: unset! has no value.
** Where: type? unset!
But :
>> type? type? %f
== datatype!
>> type? type?
== dataty
Andrew Martin wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > split-path %file.r
> > split-path %dir/
>
> These ones, I feel, aren't a problem. The existing implementation of
> split-path is correct, I believe.
There is a problem. Look at the type of the second element of the resul
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> after having some problems with split-path, here is my version:
>
> (Andrew, it may be nice to have it in your %patch.r)
Not yet, Andrew !
>
> split-path: func [
> {
> Splits a file or URL. Returns a block containing path and
> target.
>
Not alwa
Do you think that %"" should be accepted as a valid filename ?
Personnally I don't think so, because no operating system I know accept
that.
%"" should return .
This would solve many issues with filename handling (split-path,
clean-path).
Another related problem:
>> to file! none
== %none
It sho
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 6:34 AM
Subject: [REBOL] .r to html monthly calendar prelude Re:(2)
>
> >Here is something more efficient :
> >
> >>> firstOfNextMonth: firstOfMonth/month: firstOfMonth/month + 1
> >=
oleman, Donald Dalley, karin,
rryost
>especially Olivier doleman for the slick date coding, and Donald
Dalley
> and others on list who replied to my initial 'prelude to HTML post'.
[...]
I'm not "Olivier Doleman".
My name name is "Olivier Mengué". And my nick name is "Dolmen".
Olivier
>REBOL [
>Title: "day of the Week"
>Date: 18-Feb--2000
>Author: "J B"
>Version: 1.0.0
>Purpose: "Shows day of the week and number of days in months, it's a
prelude to an HTML monthly calendar"
>]
This hader is wrong : remark the double '-' before the year. When I exec it
t
>The simple way, in REBOL, to convert the day-of-week integers, 0 to 6, to
the corresponding strings, >Sunday, Monday, etc is to create the block
>dowdb: [0 "Sunday" 1 "Monday" 2 "Tuesday" 3 "Wednesday" 4 "Thursday" 5
"Friday" 6 "Saturday"]
>then select dowdb 1 returns "Monday", etc.
now/week
I wrote before on the mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) about the importance of
precision when manipulating money values. Money values are currently handled
with floating point values stored in base 2.
I'm trying to produce a sample of how this internal design might result in
wrong results. I didn'
> Is there a way to get the date in -mm-dd format, without parsing the
basic
> date?
> --
The following code may help to find the way...
>> a: now
== 15-Feb-2000/0:03:17+1:00
>> a/year
== 2000
>> print join a/year [ "-" a/month "-" a/day ]
2000-2-15
Their operation system is BSDI 3.1 on i386 architecture.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2000 9:54 PM
Subject: [REBOL] WebCam CGI script Re:(10)
> They don't currently run Rebol as Rebol didn't run on their operating
I think that precision when dealing with money is very important (more
important than speed). Money values should be handled internally as an
string of decimal digits, as in COBOL.
Very big numbers are frequent when you deal with money : $1,000,000,000
converted to a weakest currency can have 5 or
> I'm afraid that no free hosting service allows user CGI. If you find
> any, please let me know.
>
free.prohosting.com.
If you success in running Rebol cgi there, tell me how...
Olivier
When you read a line with read/lines, the result is a block of string!.
So you are sorting string! "objects".
What you have to do in fact is to split the string and convert the first
member to date:
Here is a sample :
a: parse "1-Feb-2000 bla bla bla" none
reduce [ to-date first a second a third
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