I've got a test version up that uses the asynchronous non
blocking i/o of Rugby 4.2
http://www.compkarori.co.nz/reb/gorimnb.r
It has not been debugged yet, and a few things that worked
in earlier versions do not work now, but you can easily see
the speed difference betweeen the earlier versions.
> Since REBOL is kind enough to provide a colorize effect, why not make use
of
> it? If we design our skins, and images, in grayscale then we have an
> infinite palette of colors to choose from at runtime with only one set of
> source files (per unique "look") to manage. Runtime colorization.
>
>
I had this thought, which I think could make a big difference in how we all
approach skinning in REBOL.
I recently looked at Etienne's wonderful skins and noted that there were a
couple aqua schemes which only differed in color. Creating the look of a
skin is hard enough work, but to create it in
Hi,
just wondering - Holger replied to most enhancement requests as "on our
list", so I wonder - what is actually already done? Was all that half year
development period dedicated to IOS, reblets, marketing, etc., with no core
technology update?
Holger, as you seem to speak to us - I think it is
Hi, all,
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>
> You have to use parens in REBOL to force operator precedence:
>
> >> (6 * 7) - (3 / 4)
> == 41.25
>
> Or you could also do it this way if you're an RPN kinda' guy:
>
> >> subtract multiply 6 7 divide 3 4
> == 41.25
>
Not that I'd ever be picky... ;-)
... bu
On Friday 05 October 2001 14:25, you wrote:
> Not that I'm a great lover of XML but http://www.syncml.org/ details some
> schemas for vCARD etc...
Better yet are the RFCs:
vCard: 2425, 2426
vCal (iCal): 2445, 2446, 2447
Best to build on the framework than from the top down IMO.
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On 06-Oct-01, Lim Hwee Kwang wrote:
> i use it with map replacepl b to bring into another program with
> ":" as list concatenator
> this doesn't work with map.
map ? Is that a REBOL/Command word? View says it knows nothing about
it.
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