Nitish wrote:
> I am interested in the dialect you have written...
There's a complete package, incorporating Robert Muench's enhancements from
this page:
http://openip.org/html/ow_overview.html
or directly from:
http://openip.org/html/rebol_html.zip
The first page has some
did not find it at the rebol.org archive. Please post that also.
Regards
Nitish
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Jean wrote:
> So if I use a block within a block I need reduce to tell rebol to evaluate
the embedded block.
> But why do I need rejoin in this case ?
>join "" [reduce block1 ""]
> also worked as I tried it.
> Theoretically,
>rejoin ["" block1 ""]
> should work,too. The Rebol doc say
Andrew wrote:
> 'head is also the name of word used a lot by REBOL. Have a look at the
source for 'append, and you will see why.
Jean wrote:
> using a reserved word is not a good idea, right ?!
'head is not reserved. It can be replaced like virtually all words in REBOL.
It's just that a lot of o
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> Hi Jean,
>
> that's a funny one.
&g
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> 'head is also the name of word used a lot by
Hi Jean,
that's a funny one.
join uses append. append uses the REBOL functio head to return the series
it appended to at its head.
You redefine head to be
>head: func [block2] [join "" [block2 ""]]
So, what happens is whenever join is called within your functions,
eventually head is called (t
Wednesday, 16 February 2000 4:46 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Dialecting...Stack Overflow ?!
> Hi ,
>
> I tried to learn about writing dialects. So I did the following code, to
begin with.
> I expected it to output the following:
>
> TitelDas ist ein Text
> !
>
> but I got an error
Hi ,
I tried to learn th. about writing dialects. So I did the following code, to
begin with.
I exspected it to putput the following:
TitelDas ist ein Text
!
but I got an error msg of type: stack overflow , though I had increased
stack to 3.000.000 Bytes.
Here's my program:
REBOL []
;definit
