To my mind XML is a serialisation format for domain specific languages.
Dialects, I think, are domain specific languages encoded with a REBOL
syntax.
What tools could be written to assist in the unpacking of XML
documents/payloads into a REBOL dialect?
Thoughts, corrections? :)
Brett.
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Whoops, I totally missed your earlier flame-bai...
I mean, thread, on source style - Sorry.
Anton.
> setter: func
> [ n [integer!] m [integer!]
> -jn-
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In my quick test, I tried putting a
use [a b c d e] block around the second loop.
But it didn't seem to make any difference.
I would suggest a function that returns
some composed code to do, to optimise.
Also, I'd like to complain ;) about the
style below, (which is not quite style-guide
complian
Cool, I got it all working. :) Thanks!
Volker, you should add to your callreboldemo.r
print "hello java"
wait 5
The window was popping up and disappearing so fast
I couldn't see the text at all!
But then I decided to make cgi work.
I noticed that the scriptAndArguments will be
parsed by String
OOPS
Sunanda wrote:
>Rebol isn't particularly object-oriented. In many ways it doesn't have to
be,
>so it probably isn't the best language for first trying out OO stuff.
Yes. Carl Sassenrth has something to say in various interviews. For example:
http://www.rediff.com/computer/1999/sep/29carl.h
I'd recommend sending a mail to feedback.
Just try to be clear and simple. :)
Anton.
> Okay, a few days ago I submited a program to the rebol script
> libray... then I tried to update it but unfortuanally I
> updated the program wrong. So now there are two versions of
> my app in the script li
Hi Sunanda,
> Implicit/explicit Return. This is a matter of style. I tend to always have
an
> explicit Return, to the extent of writing
>
>return true
In Rebol it not always the same thing return or not return: attributes of
functions ([] [catch][throw]), for example, change the behaviour w
Hi, Patrick
> I was just finishing Grady Booch's book "Object Solutions" this evening when
> I spoke to myself:
> - who can I ask for advice?
> - where to find good programmers?
>
> As often in life, solutions were just in front of me : the rebol-listers !
>
> So I'm coming to you for a good book
Hi Patrick,
>Yeah ... but what is it, how can one do ? Wirth book was very practical: you
>want to sort? do that or that, you want to build a compiler? see this little
>one.
Good, practical OO design books are hard to find. I have several
books on C++, Delphi, and Java all of which I find lacki
Hi Patrick,
>
> I don't know how to program anymore (did I before ?) because I'm very
> confused about Object Oriented design. When I started with computer, my
> reference book was "Algorithms + Data structures = Programs" by Niklaus
> Wirth. I was satisfied with this equation at the time, I
> I've been working on a script to read the exif data
> embedded in jpeg files produced by a digital camera. I
> noticed the other posts about determining image size and
> thought maybe it could be of use. For now, I put it on my
> tripod site: http://mh983.tripod.com
Very nice..
Can you tell
Hi Joel,
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I'll respond in one lump rather than trying
to pick out sentences to quote and comment on.
Implicit/explicit Return. This is a matter of style. I tend to always have an
explicit Return, to the extent of writing
return true
to show that I am NOT r
Mike,
Very nice work. Just tested it on a few jpegs from a Fuji camera and it
works well. I'll check it on my Kodak camera later too.
Cheers,
John
I've been working on a script to read the exif data
embedded in jpeg files produced by a digital camera. I
noticed the other posts about determin
nagySanyi wrote:
>Is there a Windows version of the
>gcc compiler ?
>
>TIA Sanyi
>
Certainly, go to http://www.cygwin.com
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Thank you very much for the link
Sanyi
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From: "pat665" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 10:39 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: gcc complier for windows
> Hi,
>
> The answer comes from Google "gcc compiler for windows"
> http://agnes.d
There is a complete set of the GNU tools, and they work quite well.
See http://cygwin.com/
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002, nagySanyi wrote:
> Is there a Windows version of the
> gcc compiler ?
>
> TIA Sanyi
>
>
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It didn't work then.
Now with renewed interest, I ask:
Is there a way to turn the "busy indicator" icon off ?
> From: Anton Rolls
> Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 20:02:14 +1100
>
> I can't find that animated image anywhere.
> I think it's a very low level thing, possibly
> not accessible in rebol at al
Hi all,
I don't know how to program anymore (did I before ?) because I'm very
confused about Object Oriented design. When I started with computer, my
reference book was "Algorithms + Data structures = Programs" by Niklaus
Wirth. I was satisfied with this equation at the time, I am not anymore.
I
Hi,
The answer comes from Google "gcc compiler for windows"
http://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/~janjaap/mingw32/
Patrick
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 5:52 PM
Subject: [REBOL] gcc complier for windows
Is there a Windows version of the
gcc compiler ?
TIA Sanyi
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Hi, Sunanda,
Minor quibble, and other thoughts...
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>
...
>
> So my serious suggestion is for lint.r named after the
> traditional C program that tells you just how many rules
> you've possibly broken. A Rebol Lint checker could for
> example highlight possible problems
Hi Carl,
Carl Read in [REBOL] Re: source code layout question
> No, in that I would think it's probably impossible with REBOL. For
> instance, how would you optomize 'blk to allow for a later...
>
> change blk whatever
>
> Your "code" from REBOL's point of view is all just data, reme
Hi Sunanda,
<>
(...)
Can I combine this thread with "Source code layout question" and ask "why
the
prefixed colons?"
n: :n + 1
Unless I'm missing a subtle syntax issue or speed optimization, that's the
same as
n: n + 1
(...)
<>
It is an old code and some time ago :N was faster than N.
Cheer
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