Hi, Bo...
Not to be a complainer ;-) but the venerable new-csv.r also
shows what appears to be a bug in parse (or at least a discrepancy
between documented and actual behavior...)
Consider the "csv" file below, created by a Well-Known Spreadsheet
from a Large Redmond Company:
1,1/1/00,
BOL] Speed and Memory Management in REBOL Re:
princepawn,
Attached you will find an example that should allow CSV conversion of a
file of any length.
Shocked and honored that simple old %convert-csv.r is one of the most
popular scripts!
Have fun!
-Bo
On 5-Sep-2000/12:52:36-7:00, [EMAIL PROTEC
princepawn,
Attached you will find an example that should allow CSV conversion of a
file of any length.
Shocked and honored that simple old %convert-csv.r is one of the most
popular scripts!
Have fun!
-Bo
On 5-Sep-2000/12:52:36-7:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I was glancing at one of the most
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 5-Sep-2000/12:52:36-7:00
> I was glancing at one of the most popular scripts at the REBOL archive and deve
>
> loped some questions:
>
> 1- Is it possible to incrementally write to a file in REBOL?
very similar to series. 'skip , 'change ..
> 2- Is it possible to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I was glancing at one of the most popular scripts at the REBOL archive and developed
>some questions:
>
> 1- Is it possible to incrementally write to a file in REBOL?
autos: open/new %autos.txt
insert autos "Ford"
insert tail autos " Chevy"
close autos
>
> 2- Is it p
have you tried the refinements for write?
like: write/append/lines (to write one line at a time).
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Subject: [REBOL] Speed and Memory Management in REBOL
I was glancing at one of the most popular scripts at the REBOL archive and developed
some questions:
1- Is it possible to incrementally write to a file in REBOL?
2- Is it possible to append to a file in REBOL
3- This script seems in-efficient and memory wasteful: it reads and entire file into a
