Nope. It's just one of those things.
You could always:
replace/all string "> <" "><"
if you knew that was safe to do on the original string so that the
load/markup wouldn't make the whitespace values. But that still
doesn't solve the string with more than one space (or tabs). It's
best to iter
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 8:03 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Complex Series Parsing (Part 2)
>
> Well, before anybody goes further into the "here's something that
> works for the last input you posted" followed by "but
Well, before anybody goes further into the "here's something that
works for the last input you posted" followed by "but then there's
this input that doesn't work" path, lets go back to the definition of
input and output.
If you use load.markup and trat the REBOL words you have in your block
as
Hi Michael,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The following example from the /view doc doesn't work, or when I try to use
> the 'choice button in my script:
>
> view layout [choice "Choose" data ["Happy" "Joyous" "Free"]]
>
>
> I get the button displayed, but no list of choices. I expect a
cont...
This method makes the xml coding much cleaner...
This xml...
"some text this is a bit of text with some stuff and
some more stuff and then some final text "
is better than
"some text this is a bit of text with some stuff
and some more
stuffand then some final text"
Terry Br
The entire string represents a series of events over time, starting at the
top of the output, and making its way down. The tags "fire" as they are
processed, and the corresponding ending tags represent "stop" The
tag is can have these other "events" embedded. In my particular
case, no non ta
The following example from the /view doc doesn't work, or when I try to use
the 'choice button in my script:
view layout [choice "Choose" data ["Happy" "Joyous" "Free"]]
Sorry I know everybody is really busy!
Thank you very much.
Will Arp
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I would except I don't really feel like I'm qualified enough.
If nobody more qualified than I helps then I will.
Regards,
Anton.
> OT Request for reference
> I need a technical reference on my abilities for an employment agency. If
> anyone feels like giving one, could they email it to:
>
Hi Volker,
I'm sorry about taking a while to reply.
> What do you think about my %rebheet3.r on the Volker-rebpage?
> (function, not q&d-coding :)
I think it is great! You certainly have put a lot of work into it.
Implementing your own dialects for extra spreadsheet niceties was a great
idea.
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From: Terry Brownell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 10:25 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Complex Series Parsing (Part 2)
> This is on the right track. But more complexity would arise... here is an
> advanced XML structure...
>
> y
Terry wrote:
> y: [ this and that those and
> theseThere and then]
Have you considered the effects of haveing "bare" words in your block?
Wouldn't it be better if your text words were inside strings? Like:
y: [ {this and that} "those " {and these}
"There and then" ]
Then strings with
This is on the right track. But more complexity would arise... here is an
advanced XML structure...
y: [ this and that those and
theseThere and then]
output would be...
out: [
this and that
those
and these
There and then
]
There is method to the madness, I've got the "madness" par
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