Hi Yogi,
<< exists a function in Rebol to round a decimal value?
I have searched the documentaion with the word "round", but
i don't found anything. >>
Here's what I built up around Ladislav's work, based on the recent
discussions here on the ML. Watch out for line breaks.
; Ladislav Mecir,
Well, if you're using Gnome, you can create a launcher and check the box
that's saying "Run in shell". Then, it'll open the shell window
(frozen) and the view window. When you press "Console", the View goes
away and console starts in that shell window.
On Thu, 2001-11-29 at 17:55, Alan Swithenb
Try e.g. http://www.sweb.cz/LMecir/rounding.r
Regards
Ladislav
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From: Marc Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [REBOL] round?
Hello,
exists a function in Rebol to round a deci
there was recently a fairly complete discussion on rounding
it should be findable on the archive
http://www.escribe.com/internet/rebol/search.html?query=round
On Sat, 1 Dec 2001, Marc Michael wrote:
> Hello,
> exists a function in Rebol to round a decimal value?
> I have searched the documen
Hello,
exists a function in Rebol to round a decimal value?
I have searched the documentaion with the word "round", but
i don't found anything.
Any hint?
cu, yogi
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>
> I would like to update the title bar of my Gorim client
> while it is running - how does that one do that?
Thanks to Allen/Holger, I've now got that nailed.
Now this may be more fun that practical, but
Xrebol and Compkarori chat servers now broadcast messages to
each other. So, a mes
/Core should work, but I think /View will need to be ported. According to their
literature porting /View is just a recompile in order to get it to QT/Embeddix, a
replacement for X-server.
--Ryan
Ammon Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone tried running REBOL on Embedded Linux? I was just
Hi Brock,
> I'm trying to determine if it would be at all practical to code a large-ish
> database app or if it would be best to stick with Oracle or MySQL for the
> database with the interface written with /View?
A couple of issues you'd want to think about
The Official Guide creates a sin
Thanks to Brett and Romano for the (as usual) insightful explanations.
to-block is a great discover (thanks Romano). I doubt if I would have come
across or, or have worked out that it corrects the flaws in Load (while
adding some other issues about contexts).
And that to some extent sums up t
I'm developing a rebol script in win2k and
I get an error when invoking it so that no
window opens. Example:
rebol -s -w script1.r
when I do this I get a small windows message
box on the screen that says -
rebol.exe has generated error and will be
closed by windows. You will need
Hi,
Has anyone tried running REBOL on Embedded Linux? I was just considering
purchasing the Sharp Zaurus that just got released (to developers only), but I would
have to have REBOL/View run on it to be worth it to me. ;-)
Thanks!!!
Ammon
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Hi Daniel,
<< I created a view layout with a button that does a ftp upload.
When I press the button a "busy indicator" icon ([R]) flashes in a
corner, but sometimes it stays there. What can I do? >>
Is it still tyring to download data? I haven't seen that one, so maybe it's
a version or OS issue
<< There is a keyword you can use - "as-is". >>
Thanks Brett!
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Hi all,
I just uploaded a newer version of %parseen.r to my Rebsite
(Sites/Ladislav). It contains more examples, I left out the unnecessary A-B
rule and returned to iterative version of To-rule (the recursive version was
limited by the size of input).
Cheers
Ladislav
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Hallo Peter,
> To all who helped me out with the parsing problem I
> finally found a solution by myself.
>
> Thanks a lot anyway!
can you please share it with us if it's different?
Zaijian
Mario
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Hello!
To all who helped me out with the parsing problem I
finally found a solution by myself.
Thanks a lot anyway!
Best regards,
Peter Carlsson
Peter CarlssonTel: +46 31 735 45 26
Saab Ericsson Space AB
Hi once again,
I am adding a variation on Romano's example to show how it can be solved:
nr: not-rule [1 1 1]
parse [1] [any [nr skip]]
parse [2] [any [nr skip]]
HTH
Ladislav
<>
But there is at least one little problem with Ladislav's not-rule:
>> nr: not-rule [1]
== [[[1] (f
Hi Romano,
<>
But there is at least one little problem with Ladislav's not-rule:
>> nr: not-rule [1]
== [[[1] (finish: [end skip]) | (finish: [])] finish]
>> parse [1] nr
== false
>> parse [2] nr
== false
> Regards,
> Brett.
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Romano
<>
This is not a problem with my rule, it is by de
Hi, Brett
> Something to think about regarding your solution is the ways that it is not
> equivalent to mine. You already pointed out
> that yours returns true for a void block by design. But yours also returns
> true when '| is the first word in the block. Also
> by design? :)
No, of course :-)
I know there are a couple of people out there creating databases using Rebol
as the engine. Just wondering what there experience has been in both coding
and creating a usable database?
I have the book Rebol the Official Guide and have worked through most of the
exercises but am looking for furt
Hi Oldes,
> ANN: Rebol/Flash dialect updated
>
>
> ... finally I've compressed all files (25) and uploaded them
> to other place:
>
> http://oldes.multimedia.cz/download/swf-lab.zip
>
good idea the compression and great work the dialect, I am
amazed.
Hallo Donald,
> Yes, I was thinking of YAM.
> If the URL doesn't start with a "/", it doesn't seem to be much of an
> exception, though.
right this morning, driving to the office I was thinking about your
last mail and a "trick" that, thinking deeper, looks like the only way
to prevent bugs a
Another interesting problem with the empty directory "owlb":
>> read ftp://localhost/owlb/
** Access Error: Port none not open
** Where: parse-dir-list
** Near: read ftp://localhost/owlb/
Ok. I use error? to display and empty list instead. But if right
after that I do a write, I get:
>> write f
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