Hi Carl,
Thanks a lot. I will make a FAQ on that.
Patrick
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From: "Carl Read" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 12:55 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: how to update text-list?
> On 18-Jan-02, Patrick Philipot wrote:
>
> > Hi, Reboller
On 18-Jan-02, Charles wrote:
> PS: Don't take the:
>> Hmmm, perhaps that was the reference I was thinking of. My
>> instincts say to me that Maarten and RT have come to this decision
>> together, but that's just a gut feeling and could be wrong.
> the wrong way, Holger. Lots of independent deve
Hi Sunanda,
<< Nice analysis! Which bounces us (if I'm following right) right back to
the
original question. >>
Ex-actly. :)
Good thoughts on the elements needed to assemble a UID. My preference would
be not to require an external server if it can be avoided. I think a
standalone machine needs
In some projects I've been working on (independent of any formal 'work'
environment), the project head (same guy, multiple times) has pushed for
publishing with the BSD license for just such reasons. Still, would anyone
else be willing to re-post the materials on another site, and let us know?
Thanks for the reply Holger. It cuts off one area of speculation and
from your tone I think we can safely assume RT would not mind further
developement of Rugby, which I'm sure all here are glad to hear.
On 18-Jan-02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 10:26:07AM +1200, Carl Rea
On 18-Jan-02, Ryan Cole wrote:
> Carl Read wrote:
>> As I understand it, (ie - probably wrongly:), the IOS/Morpheus link
>> will enable Morpheus to rightly claim they're more than just a
>> file-sharing service because they'll be providing distributed
>> computing as well. Unless the law is an a
Not to be overly critical, but I sometimes miss the connecting threads in
such things. Could you summarize (at least, in the future)? Thanks.
--Charles
> > what happend?
>
>
> *22-Oct-2001*
> Interview: Carl Sassenrath on REBOL. OSNews.com
> "..If you need object brokering such as Corba, yo
From: "Larry Palmiter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Maarten,
>
> I am very sorry to hear this news. I think there is a current and on-going
> need for scripts such as Rugby. There are many REBOL users who will not be
> going the full IOS/Express route due to cost and other factors.
Uh, yeah. Like
> Hi Charles,
Yo Brett.
> > Is this what you mean?
>
> Yes and no.
Heh. It was an idea which came to me late one night while reading over
some REBOL. Kind of one of those "Why don't they do like ?"
> Then there is the execution model - when is the code included. I'd like to
> be able to
Petr suggested a Yahoo groups list. That's not too shabby an idea. I
haven't any experience with Sourceforge, except for going there to download.
But it seems to me if you want a little better control over who has access
to the system/mailings/files/etc, you could go with the Yahoo groups.
Al
> > As I understand it, (ie - probably wrongly:), the IOS/Morpheus link
> > will enable Morpheus to rightly claim they're more than just a
> > file-sharing service because they'll be providing distributed
> > computing as well. Unless the law is an ass, this should ensure the
> > guilty parties i
<< As Gregg pointed out on another thread earlier, Rugby helped him
prototype a system. I suspect that Rugby based prototype helped him to
decide to prototype in IOS. >>
The Rugby component is *still* a critical part of the system! We recently
licensed IOS but I don't know yet how, or if I can, r
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 10:26:07AM +1200, Carl Read wrote:
> Hmmm, perhaps that was the reference I was thinking of. My instincts
> say to me that Maarten and RT have come to this decision together,
> but that's just a gut feeling and could be wrong.
It is wrong. We at RT are as surprised about
Carl Read wrote:
> As I understand it, (ie - probably wrongly:), the IOS/Morpheus link
> will enable Morpheus to rightly claim they're more than just a
> file-sharing service because they'll be providing distributed
> computing as well. Unless the law is an ass, this should ensure the
> guilty p
Hi Maartin,
> Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may use it
> (including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you stil have it.
I'm sorry to hear you've concluded Rugby. And that was just as I was about to
start giving it a serious look.
> Goodbye,
Goo
> We've just lost its original developer here - not Rugby itself.
True. But Maarten will be missed if he has decided to pull out of Rebol all
together.
Don't do it Maarten! :)
Brett.
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I've updated my Values.r. It excludes the old version Gabriele's
PDF-Maker.r, and includes several updates to my HTML.r dialect script and
ML.r, making HTML form design easier to do. Plus it includes a better
Values.r script that recognises 'Need in the header and loads these files
first, so avoid
Just assumptions? Or do you know for sure that train of events are
the reasons?
I can't see IOS being threatened by Rugby, but it's possible IOS does
Rugby better than Rugby. (Plus lots of other stuff of course.) And
anyway, with regards to Rugby, "You may use it (including
republishing) as th
On 18-Jan-02, Patrick Philipot wrote:
> Hi, Rebollers
> How can one update a text-list? Surely a simple thing but ... I've
> tried this and it did not work: the change button changed nothing.
> Rebol []
> b-one: ["one" "two" "three"]
> b-two: ["red" "green" "blue"]
> win: layout [
> tl: text-
> Rugby is officially dead [...]
Maarten, PLEASE NOT!
I guess the "distributed system" in IOS (whatever you're referring to
exactly) won't support XML-RPC, and I had a (maybe ;-) pretty cool
application planned with RugbyXR, so please please repost it.
Best regards,
-- Chris
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> what happend?
*22-Oct-2001*
Interview: Carl Sassenrath on REBOL. OSNews.com
"..If you need object brokering such as Corba, you can use a broker such as
Rugby. Rugby is advanced, robust, fast, and it is written in only 1500 lines
of REBOL."
*31-Oct-2001
Press Release: REBOL and Morpheus join
Can anybody share some info on what's planned for 3.0 and when will that
release be available
thanks
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Maarten,
Sounds very sudden. I hope you reconsider. People want to do things now. IOS
has been coming for a very long time.
Trying to evaluate it is isn't easy either.
Rugby makes a distributed program in minutes - it is too useful to ignore.
It is fine that you believe that there "is only one"
As I understand it, (ie - probably wrongly:), the IOS/Morpheus link
will enable Morpheus to rightly claim they're more than just a
file-sharing service because they'll be providing distributed
computing as well. Unless the law is an ass, this should ensure the
guilty parties in an exchange of co
Hi, Rebollers
How can one update a text-list? Surely a simple thing but ... I've tried
this and it did not work: the change button changed nothing.
Rebol []
b-one: ["one" "two" "three"]
b-two: ["red" "green" "blue"]
win: layout [
tl: text-list data b-one
button "change" [tl/data: copy b-two
Its kinda like shooting all people who make hammers because of hammer
related deaths.
Perhaps we should just ban the internet and go back to writing letters?
*grin*
James.
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From: "Jason Cunliffe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2
RE: [REBOL] Re: Rugby RIP
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On 18-Jan-02, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>
> > Maarten Koopmans wrote:
>
> >> All,
>
> >> Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may
> >> use it (including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you
> >> stil ha
On 18-Jan-02, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
> Carl Read wrote:
>> I had a vague feeling I'd seen Rugby mentioned on the REBOL site,
>> but I can't find the reference there any more. I did notice that
>> Core, Command and View are now refered to as "REBOL Messaging
>> Language Products". How long has tha
Maarten,
I agree with Petr and Larry. This is a really bad decision that will hurt
rebol much more than it will help it. This is the most disappointing news
I have heard regarding rebol since I have been on this list. I would
certainly hope that these kind of decisions do not continue---tha
Carl Read wrote:
>I had a vague feeling I'd seen Rugby mentioned on the REBOL site, but
>I can't find the reference there any more. I did notice that Core,
>Command and View are now refered to as "REBOL Messaging Language
>Products". How long has that been the case?
>
Or just look at RT website
You might find the functions below useful. The second took a long time to figure out,
but it seems to work.
Anyone got something that looks like less of a hack for changing data in a text-list?
usage: tell face new-value or
tell-list text-list-face new-data
tell: func [
"changes t
Carl Read wrote:
>
>Hi Petr,
>
>One thing I'd wondered about: Is "Petr" a Czech version of "Peter"?
>
Yes, sure it is :-)
-pekr-
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On 18-Jan-02, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
> Maarten Koopmans wrote:
>> All,
>> Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may
>> use it (including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you
>> stil have it.
>> With IOS coming Rebol will have a built-in distributed system.
At 02:29 PM 1/17/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Does this mean IOS is going to become/replace the default REBOL/Core ?
Following is a brief take from an email I got from Scot in RT.
===
Thought you'd want to know, that our IOS Express real-time environment is
actually built upon /Core, /Command, and
Hi Maarten,
I am very sorry to hear this news. I think there is a current and on-going
need for scripts such as Rugby. There are many REBOL users who will not be
going the full IOS/Express route due to cost and other factors.
I see no harm to RT, and much benefit to the rest of us, from the cont
On 18-Jan-02, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>>> And BTW, it's Petr, not Pekr. *snicker*
>> I've been wondering about that. I see Petr in his e-mail and pekr
>> in the signature. But now it dawns on me that pekr may be "pe"
>> joined with "kr" as a short version of his full name.
>> How about it Petr,
Maarten Koopmans wrote:
>All,
>
>Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may use it
>(including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you stil have it.
>
>With IOS coming Rebol will have a built-in distributed system. If IOS fails
>there is no case for such thing an
> Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may use it
> (including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you still have
it.
Maarten,
Thank you ... but Yeow!
Does this mean you are asking us not to post a copy of it on a web site ?
If not then why take it down?
Why
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> OK, so the only thing we have to do, if I understand things correctly, is to
> come up with a unique string of data and checksum/secure will generate a
> hash from that which is very likely *also* unique. :)
Nice analysis! Which bounces us (if I'm following right) ri
On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 11:29:58AM +0100, olivier flauzac wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to get complexity, memory structure, and performances, of
> rebol's elements, and more particularly rebol's list and blocks data types
> and algorithms ?
It should be pretty much self-explanatory, from the
All,
Rugby is officially dead, the web sites have been removed. You may use it
(including republishing) as the BSD license indicates if you stil have it.
With IOS coming Rebol will have a built-in distributed system. If IOS fails
there is no case for such thing anyway. I feel it is in Rebols bes
Hi Olivier,
<< is it possible to get complexity, memory structure, and performances, of
rebol's elements, and more particularly rebol's list and blocks data types
and algorithms ? >>
I don't think they publish that information, as it could change in the
future. The few notes they do give are tha
Thanks for posting Ashley!
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Hi Joel,
Thanks for all the info. Great stuff!
<< Needless to say, none of this implies that synonyms fail to exist
(see previous note), but simply that it should be infeasibly hard
to construct a synonym for a given input. >>
OK, so the only thing we have to do, if I understand things correctl
Hi,
I'm new to Rebol, this page:
http://www.rebol.com/docs/core23/rebolcore-13.html#sect8.6.
Shows a VERY simple HTTP Post, however, when I use it to throw some post
data at a URL that just echo's back the Form data and no form data arrives.
I've also seen a sample script in the Rebol library t
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Rod Gaither wrote:
>Hi Charles,
>
>> I know this is a sadistic request *bwahaha*, but is there any chance
>>someone could collect the data format/dbms/related posts, once the thread
>>quiets down, and sort of 'compress' it to a list of
>>desires/wants/standards/protocols/etc? I find this projec
Hi Brett,
> In summary, I guess my interest is in:
> (a) how to address reusable code snippets
> (b) how to compose the new script from reusable snippets and the specifics
> of the script wanted.
> (c) being able to do so for a variety of situations - code is data after
> all.
I find interesting
Hi All,
Looks like I am going to run out of free time a little
earlier than expected. I am going to have to withdraw
my offer of helping provide a home for the project as
I won't have the time to do the admin and setup
required. :-(
On the list so far -
1. Vanilla
2. SourceForge
3. Yahoo
Hi Charles,
> I know this is a sadistic request *bwahaha*, but is there any chance
>someone could collect the data format/dbms/related posts, once the thread
>quiets down, and sort of 'compress' it to a list of
>desires/wants/standards/protocols/etc? I find this project fascinating, but
>right
Hi all,
; data is a file of about 30 Mo
; data is an ascii format like ABCDEF AVGJHJ ... POIVGA
data: read %data
; this should give me all tokens but the only thing done is something like a
memory leak
parse data none
; making some rules allow me to parse data
; the memory use double at the beg
> Well, "infeasibly hard" means the probability that a random message
> would have the same checksum should be about 6.84227765783589E-49
> and you shouldn't be able to do better crafting one yourself.
>
> The issue is not that synonyms won't happen, but that they're
> unlikely and you can't pred
Hi, Brett,
Brett Handley wrote:
>
> I had thought of using checksum/secure as an ID some time back.
> But the synonym possibility made be nervous. Why?
> (1) Such a chance is greater than zero
> (2) I believe that Murphy's law is understated.
> (3) I've programming so long I'm automatically susp
Hi Jason
[OT]
>In 1999, I lived for a year in the South of France ...
May be you know Montpellier where I live.
>We have the Romans to thank for that effect!
And William the conqueror mostly ! french has been used in England for
decades after him. It's barely known for example that the King R
Hi,
is it possible to get complexity, memory structure, and performances, of
rebol's elements, and more particularly rebol's list and blocks data types
and algorithms ?
Thanks
Olivier Flauzac
University of Reims (France)
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Performing a 'skip outside the parentheses! Good idea. skip -2 didn't work, but
:insert-point skip did.
Thanks. I'll go to lunch with a functionning function!
~H
Dixit Anton Rolls (11.12 17.01.2002):
>After you have inserted your character,
>you should write this:
>
> :insert-point skip
>
>Th
After you have inserted your character,
you should write this:
:insert-point skip
This takes you back to your insert-point,
which, as you pointed out, is at a great
position, and then skips over the new character
you just inserted.
Or I suppose you could do this instead:
skip -2
Should wor
Hello everyone
I've got a decode-url function from somewhere, did a search to find out where, but
didn't succeed. Have searched the escribe site as well, but with no luck. (Did I write
it myself?).
Here's the code:
decode-url: func [to-decode /local hex] [
hex: charset "0123456789ABCDEFabcde
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