Hi,
Gabriele wrote:
> Yet, I think there would be a problem; imagine this scenario:
>
> f: func [
> "Does something"
> series [series!]
> i [integer!]
> ; ...
> /local element
> ] [
> ; We do something here
> element: pick series i - 1
> ; we do something with
And make it game "browser" independent, so that Ryans Zork browser could
browse the same world as my 3d sound enhanced game "browser". Much of the
enhanced stuff would have to come from the client end. Minus the
audio/visual effects, most of your 3d games of today are'nt much different
than the
On 06-Jan-01, Ryan C. Christiansen wrote:
> One thought comes to mind: creating a massively distributed,
> Internet-based role-playing game the likes of Zork! where the world
> is created by anyone and everyone.
Lovely idea.
> Persons help to create their
> little pieces of the world by uploadi
On 06-Jan-01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think the hard part of making it so distributed would be keeping
> the game continuity. Two different people may design adjacent rooms,
> one being a very futuristic space capsule while the other is some
> bizarre, surreal room with chairs on the walls a
The one on this page is getting a bit long in the tooth now and could very
probably benefit from a lot of tidying but here you go anyway. It allows you
to import and export.
http://www.codeconscious.com/rebol/rebol-scripts.html#CommaandTabdelimitedfi
les
Brett.
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This is the technique I used to build a couple of scripts. I've gone a step
further and parse out the tags as well so you can relatively easily extract
tag attributes such as "href" as well.
The scripts could use more attention, but you should find them useful the
way they are.
http://www.codeco
The XML-based Standard Message dialect page has been updated here...
http://www.dangeroustechnology.com/
The Standard Message Function Library file has been renamed and can be
viewed here...
http://www.dangeroustechnology.com/standard-message-function-library.txt
The routines and subroutine
Not necessarily. One of the criteria built-in to the Reb-based "room
editor" would be to choose the "type" of room you are creating. Of
course, even that would be on the honor system.
> I think the hard part of making it so distributed would be keeping the
> game continuity. Two different peop
Hi Gabriele,
0 is the privileged neutral position of the counter, where left and
right meet. Everything in a block is either to the left or to the right
of the counter.
Because there can be no element located at the privileged counter
position, therefore pick block 0 always returns none. If you
That's a cool idea.
You would need to build the language parser and basic game engine.
With 'parse, the language interpreter could be built pretty fast and
easily extended.
I think the hard part of making it so distributed would be keeping the
game continuity. Two different people may design ad
Ryan wrote:
> use load/markup
>
> This will load the entire HTML page as a string! and then separate the
tags from the content, placing each item as a separate string! value in a
block!
Thanks for reminding me about load/markup, Ryan. It's made two of my
projects much more easier.
Andrew Martin
Just connect to AOL the usual way then
run your REBOL scripts as normal...
works fine last time I tested it.
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From: Earley, Walter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 3:28 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [REBOL] Rebol at home
Any documents d
I haven't downloaded a copy of /View since the first release, mainly
due to the lack of current documentation. One of the fun things I
discovered was the Reb Sites links.
One thought comes to mind: creating a massively distributed,
Internet-based role-playing game the likes of Zork! where the
use load/markup
This will load the entire HTML page as a string! and then separate
the tags from the content, placing each item as a separate string!
value in a block!
>> load/markup http://www.rebol.com
connecting to: www.rebol.com
== [ "^/" "^/" "^
/" subject, without the quotes.
>
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Any documents describe how, if at all, I can use Rebol at home, where the
only network connection I have is AOL? Thanks...
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I need a simple program that reads HTML pages and extracts each of the
hypertext links. I need both the reference and the display text, without and
control sequences , , etc.
Don't want to have to parse the whole page if possible.
Any help appreciated.
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> Andrew wrote:
> > 'pick with an out of range index on a object or function should return
none.
Ladislav wrote:
> I would prefer PICK to behave like the PICK-PROP I proposed earlier, i.e.
to fire an error or evaluate the specified handler.
We can get some of that functionality with:
any
Hello Doug!
On 04-Gen-01, you wrote:
VD> Does this have anything to do with the
VD> probe info? ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.txt
VD> 2001 problem I am having?
That is more likely a bug in the code that parses the directory
listing from the ftp server.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hello Ladislav!
On 04-Gen-01, you wrote:
LM> To be more constructive, I can imagine a strategy:
Yet, I think there would be a problem; imagine this scenario:
f: func [
"Does something"
series [series!]
i [integer!]
; ...
/local element
] [
; We do something here
Hello Elan!
On 05-Gen-01, you wrote:
E> however, the way it is implemented is more consistent for a
E> different reason.
I'm not sure about this. The current implementation is probably
closer to the human way of thinking, but it can introduce subtle
problems. I'm not saying this is an import
When I say literal words I mean the actual set-word! that is used to define
the port object. That is what I am trying to retrieve from the waitports
block. For example when a user on irc initiates a dcc chat session with my
script it takes their ip address and port and opens a connection (port)
Hi,
Andrew wrote:
> 'pick with an out of range index on a object or function should return
none.
>
> Andrew Martin
> ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
> -><-
I would prefer PICK to behave like the PICK-PROP I proposed earlier, i.e. to
fire an error or evaluate the specified ha
My point of view written in Rebol:
pick-prop: function [
{Returns the value at the specified place in a series.}
[catch throw]
series [series!]
index [integer!]
/back {pick backwards}
/or
handler [block!] {exception handler}
] [to-sk
Thanks. This version of 'help is invaluable.
http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/Rebol/Patches/help.r
> > Is there any way to use 'help on a function which is a value in an
> > object!
> datatype?
>
> What you need is Nenad Rakocevic's modifications to 'help.
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Sascha wrote:
> i found this:
What Sascha seems to be refering to is where 'pick on a block! and object!
with zero returns different types of results:
>> rebol/version
== 2.4.39.3.1
>> b: [1 2]
== [1 2]
>> pick b 1
== 1
>> pick b 0; Note none result here.
== none
>> o: make object! [
Sascha wrote:
> (looking actually for easy listing of object members may be, rather silly
idea - one knows his objects:-)
Try:
probe object
> i found this:
I'm fairly sure it's a bug as well.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
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Ryan wrote:
> Is there any way to use 'help on a function which is a value in an object!
datatype?
What you need is Nenad Rakocevic's modifications to 'help. It's posted after
my .sig with my own small modifications.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
-><-
Rebol
Is there any way to use 'help on a function which is a value in an
object! datatype?
Using 'help only tells me the function is a path of the object!
>> test: make object! [
[test-function: func [][
[print "test"
[]
[]
>> test/test-function
test
>> help test/test-function
Ok, so far the answers relating to objects I have all ready known but
appreciate your input. I think the complexity is that these objects are
port objects that have been added to a block. The block is referenced by the
word 'waitports. waitports contains the port objects which are appended to
it
Hi folks,
as i sill playing with
rebol and reading your good old
mails- (btw, would it make sense
to send the newcomers your http://www.escribe.com/internet/rebol/
url ar registration?)
i found this:
(looking actually for easy listing of object members
may be, rather silly idea - one knows his ob
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001 22:57:32 +1300
"Andrew Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Bo's example in the Rebol script library doesn't take
> into account the
> situation where a "field" contains commas, and so is
> enclosed by quotation
> marks, and quotation marks contained within such fields
> are
Graham wrote:
> Bo's example in the Rebol script library doesn't take into account the
situation where a "field" contains commas, and so is enclosed by quotation
marks, and quotation marks contained within such fields are escaped by a
quotation mark.
Can you give an example of this last example,
> Does anyone have a routine to parse csv files?
Yes. But it's not at my home computer where I am. I won't have access to
this until Monday at the earliest.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
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Does anyone have a routine to parse csv files?
Bo's example in the Rebol script library doesn't take into
account the situation where a "field" contains commas, and
so is enclosed by quotation marks, and quotation marks
contained within such fields are escaped by a quotation
mark.
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Can you expand upon this ?
Particularly 'which literal words'
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From: Paul Tretter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 January 2001 03:08
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] Advanced port stuff
I know I may not get an answer to this unless it falls on some real REB
Elan wrote:
> 3. Your question bothers me. Why do you need to know which words reference
these objects? I suspect that there may be a conceptual bug involved in your
question. I.e. a more (REBOLlish) elegant = simpler solution may prevent
this question from coming up altogether.
I'd agree with th
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