Hi Rebolers
Should we all subscribe now . when are we going to lose selma ???
Cheers PHil
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Sent: 13 October 2000 12:30
Subject: [REBOL] eGroups Rebol-List replacement list
> Rishi wrote:
> > Otherwise, wha
Thanks Colin,
It even made it to Waterstones in little old Newbury ! (Priced at GBP
26.99)
Still couldnt resist gettig it on the spot though :-)
It did take about 10 minutes to find it as they obviously couldnt work out
exactly what shelf to put it on
doh .
Cheers Phil
- Origi
Hi Carl,
You can try using the command
launch
Hi Guys,
Anyone have any idea about what is th easiest (and/or cheapest) way to get
"REBOL: The Official Guide" over here in the UK ??
Cheers PHil
Should this be
http://i.am/chesster ???
Cheers PHil
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Sent: 11 August 2000 01:32
Subject: [REBOL] Rebol chess on the net...
> Hello to all,
>
> Chesster homepage - the ultimate rebol chess and more... has been
upgra
Hi Guys,
has anyone used command to access a Progress database using ODBC drivers??
Cheers Phil
Hi Carl/all,
well I posted a chess program onto the ally list a while ago
but have failed to come to grips with the networking side
It does allow you to play games, save games, and applies the rules of chess
to prevent illeagal moves.
It was written some time ago and needs some revisi
Why does to-time behave differently to to-integer, to-decimal, to-tuple
when
you try and convert an invalid value?
for example :
>> a: to-integer "aaa"
** Script Error: Invalid argument: aaa.
** Where: to integer! :value
>> a: to-time "aaa"
== none
Cheers Phil
Think I'll wait for Rebol/Draw before I attempt that ;-))
Though I do have a few ideas for some more maths utilities
Cheers Phil
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Sent: 23 June 2000 00:26
Subject: [REBOL] View equation solver Re:
>
>
>
> f(
Hi Guys,
thought you might like this little utility to display a window at a specific
time
(I use it to to remind me to go home at 5:30 and write some more Rebol
programs)
Cheers Phil
(I have attached bay.jpg as it uses it as a bckground )
REBOL [
Title: "messenger"
Date: 16-Jun
Hi Guys,
thought you might like to try a little view program to solve equations of
the form f(x) = 0.
>From View just
do http://homepages.tesco.net/~phil.bevan/rebol/rebol4.html
Browse the Web Page for some hints on usig the program.
Cheers Phil
Hi Deryk,
Excellent
according to the help file rebol.syn should be put inot the user directory
I also had to create a document class and enable syntax highlighting
Cheers PHil
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Sent: 06 June 2000 06:11
Subject
Hi Elan,
Yeah that works great
however I want the user to be able to type in a string containing the
function which is then evaluated.
I tried converting the string using to-block
using text-fx: "x * x" I got the message
** Script Error: * is not defined in this context.
** Wh
Hi all,
can anyone help me with this simple question about contexts
Consider the following rebol program
REBOL [
Title: "Test function definition"
Date: 04-Jun-2000
File: %fx.r
Purpose: "Test function definition"
]
; define fx
fx: function [x] []
[
print x
print do text
Hi Guys,
Well thanks for the help,
think I have cracked it on my network at work
the
read dns://
and
read rejoin [dns:// read dns://]
works for me
I have been writting a chess program in Rebol/View and wanted to add
networking capabilities :-))
Cheers Phil
- Origi
Hi Rebol'ers,
Can someone point me in the direction of searchable archive for this mailing
list.
Failing this (or as well as), can someone answer the following .
How do I determine my IP address once connected to my ISP??
In a program how do I open a port for that IP addess??
Cheers Phil
Consider the following code :
REBOL []
; Check function
check1: function [] []
[
x: "A"
if x <> none [return "Error"]
print "This should not print"
return none
]
print check1
does not print the text (correctly).
However adding the line
return: "Error"
gives
REBOL []
; Chec
Managed to recieve my Rebol/View les than 5 mins after requesting it !!!
big :-)))
I use Rebol on Win32 (Windows 98) - when I launch Rebol from my quicklaunch
toolbar I get a console with a block cursor.
If I click on a .r in Explorer I get an I bar cursor.
How do I control this??
Cheers Phil
Is there a built Rebol function that does the equivielent of Java's
substring??
(ie make a string from part of another string) Or do I have to write my own
function to do this.
Had a look through the draft manual for 2.2 but I cant see anything there.
Cheers Phil
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Sent: 18 January 2000 05:07
Subject: [REBOL] Modify an array element Re:
> Hi
>
> >>> a/1/2: "this works"
> >== [none "this works" none]
> >>> a/:c/:c2: "this does not work"
> >** Syntax Error: Invalid word -- :c2:.
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Sent: 12 January 2000 15:45
Subject: [REBOL] arrays
> The code:
> the-array: array/initial [5 5] "frog"
> the-array/1/1
> c1:1
> c2:2
> the-array/c1/c2
> The results
> >> the-array: array/initial [5 5] "frog"
> == [
Is it possible to use a variable to declare the size of an array ?
my-array: array [3]
When using
j: 3
my-array array[j]
or
j: 3
my-array: array[:j]
I get the error
** User Error: Integer size required.
** Where: make error! "Integer size required"
Cheers Phil
How do I access Arrays ??
Consider the following code fragment
; define a 3 X 3 array
myarray: array/initial [3 3] 0
for i 1 3 1
[
marray/i/i: 1
]
doesnt work
for i 1 3 1
[
marray/1/1: 1
]
does work
for i 1 3 1
[
print marray/:i/:i
]
works, but
for i 1 3 1
[
marray/
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