Anytime Andrew,
--- peer A ---
>> serving-port: open/lines tcp://:4040
>> conn: first wait [serving-port] ; waits until peer B connects
>> msg: first conn ; will wait for incoming message
== "Hello world!"
>> insert conn "Hello back!"
>> close conn
>> close serving-port
--- peer B ---
>> xmit-p
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 03:42:28PM -0700, Thomas E Conlin wrote:
>
> holger,
>
> My apologies, I thought it had become not a big deal any more.
> I remeber hearing the patent had expired ...
The patent has expired, but US export restrictions on cryptography
are still in place.
> I just tri
Thank you . Andrew..
Best Regards!
Rondon
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From: Andrew Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 6:16 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: About User-Agent
> Rondon wrote:
> > How can I set up the environment variable User Agent to change f
holger,
My apologies, I thought it had become not a big deal any more.
I remeber hearing the patent had expired ...
I just tried to check the site you mentioned but am not getting thru
is www.bxa.dc.gov the correct address?
At any rate the only part I am actually interested in is the
multi
Can some one show how to achieve Peer to Peer communication between two
Rebol clients? For example simply transferring, say, this string:
Test: "A test message"
Thanks!
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/
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Rod Gaither wrote:
> This is going to be a hard thing for REBOL.
>
> 1. Big companies buy "applications" not technology platforms.
>
I basically agree. In terms of software, I would say they buy systems or components
in order to create systems or components. The important factor is why they b
Rondon wrote:
> How can I set up the environment variable User Agent to change from REBOL
to Mozilla? The example at the Manual is not working. Any clue ?
This works for me:
if not found? find system/schemes/http/user-agent "Mozilla" [
system/schemes/http/user-agent: rejoin [
"Mozill
On Fri, Apr 13, 2001 at 11:53:23AM -0700, Thomas E Conlin wrote:
>
> Hi List,
>
> I'm dumping this on the list because I need to get back to working on my
> school work, and if if someone else is playing with maybe I won't have to.
Please do not send encryption source code to the mailing list o
Curious.
When I run %rebdoc.r in /View 1.0, it returns a dictionary of 282 words.
When I run %rebdoc.r in /Core 2.5, it returns a dictionary of 278 words.
Are there REALLY only 4 more words in /View? The dictionary doesn't even
contain 'layout, a common /View function.
Just curious how this all
Hi List,
I'm dumping this on the list because I need to get back to working on my
school work, and if if someone else is playing with maybe I won't have to.
if you make wonderful improvments please forward them on.
Carl & RT If you want to include this somewhere talk to me about
your plans fo
Hi, Everybody!
How can I set up the environment variable User Agent to change from REBOL to
Mozilla? The example at the Manual is not working...
Any clue ?
Thanks in advance.
Rondon
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Scott,
Thanks much for the help. I would really appreciate it if you would send
me a copy of the View interface when you finish it.
Louis
At 12:14 AM 4/13/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>playing with it the past couple of days. I've just
>started to learn View and have been working on an
>interface
Hi Robert!
>Hi there, while reading through most of the postings and observing RT
>progress to a complete product strategie I'm always thinking about some
>stuff, which is needed to make Rebol a "professional" tool (that a big
>company is going to use it):
This is going to be a hard thing for RE
Brian Hawley wrote:
>
> >actually, pipe can be used for redirecting REBOL input and output in
> >Windows. The problem is that Windows does not have the cat command,
>
> If you don't have Cygwin, try the type command.
> Better yet, why cat into a pipe at all? Use the < operator instead.
>
Cat i
Hi Jeff,
>Okay, this was how it looked to me last time I investigated:
>
>Perl, Python, PHP all use the same xml parser -- expat, a
>non-validating SAX parser. That, or they offer other
>non-validating native implementations.
>
>Java has JAXP, the interchangable parser, numerous validating
>pars
Yes, I have them, but they need the cygwin dll, and maybe some
installation. What's strange is that Windows does not contain cat or
something similar in it's installation, when it already contains
everything but the kitchen sink :-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Can't you downl
Michal Kracik wrote:
>actually, pipe can be used for redirecting REBOL input and output in
>Windows. The problem is that Windows does not have the cat command,
If you don't have Cygwin, try the type command.
Better yet, why cat into a pipe at all? Use the < operator instead.
...
>What surprised
Howdy, Rod:
> >> 3. Tool support in many languages and environments.
> >
> > The brunt seems to be with Java. Most everything else
> > seems to me to be comparatively thin support. Does that
> > jibe with what you see?
>
> No, try this list.
>
> Perl, Python, PHP, Java, Progress,
Hi Jeff,
> Just some devil's advocacy:
That makes for a healthy discussion! :-)
>> 1. Open standard (just the basic structure rules)
>
> Definitely needs the qualifier. What we'll have is some
> massive pot of different XML definitions, protocols,
> etc.. so tools will be able to tr
Can't you download the GNU utilities for windows and use them instead??? I
haven't tried it myself but I do know that there are unix commands
available thru GNU utilities. I have them on my pc and they work very
similarly to the unix commands as far as I know. So you might try
downloading them
Howdy, Rod:
Just some devil's advocacy:
> Reasons for XML as a data storage format:
>
> 1. Open standard (just the basic structure rules)
Definitely needs the qualifier. What we'll have is some
massive pot of different XML definitions, protocols,
etc.. so tools will be
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From: "Graham Chiu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 4:32 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: The Semantic Web - A solution?
> On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 01:55:37 -0500
> "Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Pardon my naivete, but why i
So it's a security issue.
A slightly safer rebol but not so easy to use.
Maybe the desktop solves it all.
Yes, hack-launch still works. Interesting but not recomended.
// Ricky
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From: "Volker Nitsch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April
>> Why are you using XML?
>
>I agree. It's easier writing Rebol script or a dialect directly. And it's
>far, far, far more understandable.
I'm only using XML as a storage medium.
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I tried this from console:
>> do %demo100.r
works as expected.
>> launch %demo100.r
demo starts but, as stated, the launch won't perform inside the script.
When I start it by clicking on the file it behaves as if it has been launched.
It should be the main process but it don't act as one.
I'm lo
I'm using XML because:
1. When I began developing Messages a long time ago, there was no support in
/Core for databases. Even now, MySQL is the only "supported" database, but
not officially supported.
2. Portability. I COULD save the the data as make object! statements, but if
I keep them in
You're right. I use Win98 and when i try to start Rebol by clicking on the script the
launch command don't execute.
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From: "GS Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 12:16 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: No launch
> From: "Ricky S
Hi Petr,
I have a modified version of that old beta1 relic. See
do http://www.rebolforces.com/reb/multicam.r
It suffers from the same old problem of the close event not being processed
until the event queue is empty, but on faster systems this might not be an
issue. Also the RT rebcam doesn't se
Hi there, while reading through most of the postings and observing RT
progress to a complete product strategie I'm always thinking about some
stuff, which is needed to make Rebol a "professional" tool (that a big
company is going to use it):
1. Storage Formats
I would like to see RT to adapt XML
My scheme to include external code is as follows. In my user.r I have:
lib-path: %/d/languages/rebol/libs/
I place the "library" files in the directory specified above. Then in my
code I simply write:
include "highfun"
include "mime-types"
Oh yeah, the 'include word is defined by my shell.r s
Hello to all,
try my simple image viewer with slideshow (about 2Kb)
Have fun,
Cyphre
REBOL [
title: "Simple Image Viewer by Cyphre"
file: %img-viewer.r
author: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rights: "Cyphre"
]
dir: []
img-size: 640x400
view layout [
backdrop black
across
vtext "images path:"
f: fi
Hi,
Here is another problem I got with /View 1.0 Amiga. What I do is
that I load a picture from the net into a word in an object.
The object is then stored in a file for later retreival ("Save"
button in example). When I then reload the object ("Load" button),
the picture is yellowish/green whe
>> > Anyways, the current problem I have with %messages.cgi is all data is
>stored as XML files and the data is loaded using load/markup. This makes it
>impossible to store HTML tags in the data, especially tags such as and
> or , necessary for an FAQ.
>
>Carl wrote:
>> Why are you using XML?
>
>
On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 01:55:37 -0500
"Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Pardon my naivete, but why is the semantic web a problem
> that ought be
> solved?
Implementation is the problem.
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At 09:05 2001-4-13 +, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>actually, pipe can be used for redirecting REBOL input and output in
>Windows. The problem is that Windows does not have the cat command,
>and few other commands support input from stdin. You can try this in
I'm using "cat" from cygwin32 tools.
><...>
At 15:15 2001-4-12 -0500, you wrote:
>more Unix-like. On Unix-like systems, I/O redirection is
>done without difficulties. On Windows the | operator does
>not work with REBOL, just > and <.
It's linux, so pipe should do the job. (but doesn't :(
I'm working on some kind of "webgate" for majordom
> -Original Message-
> From: Joel Neely [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: donderdag 12 april 2001 15:27
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: [Ping Carl] Re: Need help for justification of
> using REBOL as devlanguage
>
> Hello, all,
>
> I've enjoyed lurking through this
*BEGINNER'S QUESTIONS*
Dr. Turk,
I hope you don't mind my replying as I'm not much
more than a beginner myself. I remember the
difficulties I had when I was first starting out with
Rebol. I still don't understand 90% of the stuff
people talk about on this mailing list but I've
learn
Hi,
actually, pipe can be used for redirecting REBOL input and output in
Windows. The problem is that Windows does not have the cat command,
and few other commands support input from stdin. You can try this in
Windows command prompt in all Windows versions:
C:\REBOL\test>rebol -wq --do "print {H
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