Scott,
Thanks for you input. This list, certainly the people on it, are
a _great_ help.
Thanks
colinb
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On 20-Apr-01, Holger Kruse wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 19, 2001 at 02:52:40AM +0200, Kolbjørn Barmen wrote:
>> Especially I miss the info on how to open on different pub screen,
>> open own pub screen/mode/depth etc. The new desktop make sense to
>> run on full screen on seperate amiga screen ;)
> Set
Hi Geza
Sorry, it is not possible to define new infix operators in REBOL. It would
be a nice feature, but likely would require major changes to the
interpreter.
-Larry
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Maarten Koopmans wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> The easiest way is to add a #! (shebang) line to your rebol scripts and
> givethem the extension .cgi
>
> Forgot the httpd.conf trick as well
If you wish to maintain the .r extension instead of the above .cgi
extension, append the following:
AddHandler
Hello, REBOLers !
Just for a bit of "syntactic sugar" :-):
Is it possible to define new infix operators ?
I tried :
>> ||: make op! ... etc.
** Script Error: Cannot use make on datatype! value
It would be a very nice feature (á la Prolog, or C++) to define (or "overload")
some operators.
The Telephone/local below would actually break or at least be
more complicated in Oregon where we have gone to 10 digit dialing.
Some nonesense about too many cell phones and pagers... I think
that it would have made a lot of sense to put them on their own area code(s), but the
PUC didn't.
Pre
Hi Scott
Interesting speculation, and there were early statements from RT that the
infix form was translated to prefix by the interpreter before evaluation.
But I think there has been some optimisation along the way that invalidates
"pure" models of the behavior. Here is an interesting test (450
Hi Andrew,
I did one quite a while ago for delete, it should be at rebol.org.
delete-dirs.r, I
think it was called, might need an update for 2.3.
Cheers,
Allen K
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> Hello, REBOLers !
>
> Just for a bit of "syntactic sugar" :-):
> Is it possible to define new infix operators ?
> I tried :
>
> >> ||: make op! ... etc.
> ** Script Error: Cannot use make on datatype! value
>
> It would be a very nice feature (á la Prolog, or C++)
Thank you, Ryan!
Thank you, Richard!
Thank you, Brett!
:-)
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I learn something every day! :)
I, too, was trying to solve this problem and did not realize you could call
a function from within the function itself. Nice. My solution was similar,
but only recursive to three levels. Here is my clunky solution, including
debug output to the console.
find-deep
bill wrote:
> Hi all,
> I was wondering if anyone has a function that will do a find/deep
> on arrays.
> arrays such as [["AA"] [["B"]["C"]] ["DD"]].
> Bill.
>
Once again I dig into my chainsaw collection. While not as multipurpose
as 'find, this sucker will tell you if its in there.
deep
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone has a function that will do a find/deep
on arrays.
arrays such as [["AA"] [["B"]["C"]] ["DD"]].
Bill.
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One of our Rebol/CGI apps submits XML to a servlet.
Obviously, REBOL and Java can talk using sockets. I
have also been able to call REBOL from java and get
response via stout. I am interested in getting Java
and REBOL talking using native REBOL blocks and bypass
XML entirely.
dv
=
please r
Hey,
The easiest way is to add a #! (shebang) line to your rebol scripts and
givethem the extension .cgi
Forgot the httpd.conf trick as well
--Maarten
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Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 3:13 PM
Subject: [REBOL] apache
Following is Messages 0.9.4 which includes many improvements, etc., as
follows:
-Code reduction: replaced redundant code in several places with functions.
-Added support for forums. Messages can now be used to display/administer
news headlines or it can be used as an engine for a discussion forum
David,
Thanks for your quick answer.
Like you, we are looking to communicate through XML between Java and REBOL.
But I would like to know more ("UNDER THE HOOD") regarding the
implementation of this communication process (Networking protocols, ...).
If you do not mind, I will give you a BUZZ on
hey list,
can some kind soul run down for me what has to be in httpd.conf
for apache to run rebol cgi scripts? I had it working on
another machine, but, well, I'm missing something obvious I'm
sure.
Script permissions are set right...
any ideas?
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Andrew Martin wrote:
> Anyone got a recursive directory deleter written?
>
Its part of my chainsaw collection. --Ryan
erase: function [
"Recursively erase a directory structure, including files."
target [file!] "Directory to delete."
] [
dir-list
] [
either dir? target [
dir-list:
oops, this was supposed to go to Jeannot directly. dv
--- David Vydra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeannot,
>
> I have been working with REBOL and Java for the last
> 6
> months. In our current implementation REBOL talks to
> Java via XML. I am beginning to work on closer
> integration between RE
Hmmm... Even though:
* It would make parse operations a tiny bit easier.
* It would help in the exchange of data
There are a few more negs:
* feature bloat
* You dont add telephone numbers, or perform other operations with them.
* It can written simply 64'6'8354110 or as a robust dialect [64 6 8
Jeannot,
I have been working with REBOL and Java for the last 6
months. In our current implementation REBOL talks to
Java via XML. I am beginning to work on closer
integration between REBOL and Java.
I would like to talk with you about possible
collaboration.
Sincerely,
David Vydra
510-465-66
Hello, REBOLers !
Just for a bit of "syntactic sugar" :-):
Is it possible to define new infix operators ?
I tried :
>> ||: make op! ... etc.
** Script Error: Cannot use make on datatype! value
It would be a very nice feature (á la Prolog, or C++) to define (or
"overload") some operators.
Hello,
* The Context *
Our company was founded in 1998 in order to develop a new method of
providing integrated global content and data to researchers, software
applications and other users looking for Data sources on Chemicals within
the context of Health, Environment, Safety and Transportation
Congratulations Holger!!!
Yesterday I was trying Amiga /View and it works GREAT. It is really a bit
faster. Even the "hardware" scrolling is fast and without the GFX garbage.
I'm also looking for the /Pro Amiga features. (I'll buy the /Pro license as
soon as my financial situation gets better ;))
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Mat Bettinson wrote:
> Heya Holger,
>
> Carl said;
>
> >> That said, even when running on Workbench you see 4megs of memory
> >> dissapear by just launching the calculator
>
> Hehe. You should render view in a MUI window, just to piss the Amiga
> die-hards off even more :)
W
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Holger Kruse wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 19, 2001 at 11:13:22PM +1200, Carl Read wrote:
> > Now, with View1.1, it's the same with the Desktop, but launching a
> > program from the Desktop forces you to open a screen just for it.
> > Which is a bit overkill for the calculator or cloc
On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Holger Kruse wrote:
> > > There are some minor differences in the way the library and shell
> > > components work with AmigaOS and BeOS compared to Unix and Windows.
> >
> > The Amiga version seems faster now, is it my imagination or..?
>
> It is. View 1.0 was accidentally re
Hello Andrew,
Here is my old function. Maybe you'll find it somehow usefull...
copy-dir: func [
"copies/moves the whole dir structure"
src [file!] "source directory"
dst [file!] "destination directory"
/move "just moves the whole dir structure"
][
if not exists? dst [make-dir/deep dst]
foreac
From: "Colin Brizell"
> Hi list,
> The attached script produces a directory listing of the remote home
> directory of "user" on host "Everest" on startup. When however I select
> another
> host eg. "Etna" the directory list is not being updated although
remote-dir:
> does contain the correct data
This works for me:
>> print "^^"
^
- Michael Jelinek
Kenneth LO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@rebol.com on 04/20/2001 12:55:21 AM
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Hi Brett,
Rebol uses the Oracle Call Interface for its Oracle binding. I have used it
/ am using it and it is fast (on Solaris). I have no measurements though.
My MySQL integration (www.erebol.com) is very fast as well. (I switch
between them, prototype on MySQL, production on Oracle).
Hope t
Heya Michal,
MK> you can set it directly from REBOL, you don't need a .bat file:
>>> change-dir %"/C/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office"
Good lord, I didn't know that. Cheers!
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Andrew Martin wrote:
>
> How about adding the telephone number to Rebol? For example:
...
> The rebol parser rule could be:
> "+" some Digit "-" some Digit "-" some Digit
>
I suggest not. My (limited) experience is that phone numbers
are similar to postal codes, in that there's so
A friend asked me how Rebol performs with databases. I think he uses Oracle.
Any comments?
Brett.
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Since we've had some mail server problems here, I'm not sure this one has
been sent...
Here is the mail again.
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> Subject: Re: [REBOL] [Ping Carl] Re: Need help f
Hi Andrew,
I have something that works for me locally. Mixed results with ftp though.
http://www.codeconscious.com/rebol/rebol-scripts.html#FilesandUrls
Brett.
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S
Hi Mat,
you can set it directly from REBOL, you don't need a .bat file:
>> old-dir: what-dir
== %/C/Program%20Files/REBOL/view/
>> change-dir %"/C/Program Files/Microsoft Office/Office"
== %/C/Program%20Files/Microsoft%20Office/Office/
>> call/wait "winword.exe"
== 0
>> change-dir old-dir
== %/C
Anyone got a recursive directory deleter written?
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Hello,
If you were using Call to launch an application, what might be the
best way to launch this with Windows considering that the directory
where the application lies is the "Start in" location? IE the current
directory.
I guess you could hack it by running a shell with a bat file that CDs
the
> -Original Message-
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [REBOL] [Ping Carl] Re: Need help for justification of
> using REBOL as devlanguage
>
> Hi Christophe,
>
> you wrote:
> > Some people her
Pe0,
Thanks for your help, I would not have worked out that it was necessary to
update both remote/lines and remote/data, although I think that I had tried
each individually.
Thanks once again for your help
Cheers
colinb
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nick I would like a temp acct too.
I have a eudora that supports "authenticted" smtp.
If it works, I can trace the IP packets and see
what it takes.
At 08:34 AM 4/20/01 +0800, you wrote:
>Scott,
>
>Very many thanks for the offer, however, did you see Holger's response -
>
>#Of sorts, yes. There
Hi,
Does anybody have any code samples for async TCP I/O (both read and write).
I know Core 2.5 / View 1.1 support this but that it is intentionally not
documented because of upcoming huge API changes.
But... I am under some pressure to deliver a large system developed in REBOL
(+- 5000 lines
actually, we could ask Holger
to show us an exact calling sequence
to show off how Library components let us do this
so easily.
I am one of (show of hands please) /those/ people
who needs to see a complete example, however small or hardcoded,
that passes a "hello world" via SSL.
Holger?
At 1
At 06:34 AM 4/16/01 -0500, Scott Dunlop wrote:
>Actually, possibly something akin to the popular Smalltalk Wikis would serve
>the community, at least until this documentation is released. That way, we
>can share what patterns of usage we have discovered for ourselves. The
>difficult part would
You can add timestamps to your index.r file.
See AllenK's site "R-Forces" for an example.
I think when you update the index file then
the desktop has a way to know when a
datestamped link is out of date, therefore
it can then update the file when you click
on it, instead of just going to the p
Hi,
If you only update the remote-dir word when reading a new list of files from
another site, the text-list won't know about it.. You have to update the
text-list's data block:
remote/lines: read to-url rejoin ["ftp://" ftp_user ":" ftp_passwd "@"
hosts/picked]
remote/data: copy remo
YekSoon wrote:
> some countries, eg. Singapore, do not have Area Codes. so a typical
Singapore number will be +65-2322724 where 65 is the International number.
> The datatype should also not enforced or required that the user enter the
International number. Uses normally only enter International
some countries, eg. Singapore, do not have Area Codes.
so a typical Singapore number will be +65-2322724
where 65 is the International number.
the datatype should also not enforced or required that
the user enter the International number. Uses normally
only enter International numbers for overse
How about adding the telephone number to Rebol? For example:
Telephone: +64-6-8354110
>> type? Telephone
== telephone!
It would behave a lot like the issue! datatype, but have telephone!
datatype. Refinements could include:
>> Telephone/International
==
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