Hi Gregg,
Excellent, I will give it a go
Cheers Phil
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Hi Phil,
On Win98 when I run a native command using 'call is it possible to stop
the MS DOS box being flashed up.
Someone had this issue a while back, and calling the API directly solved it,
if you're not
Hi Romano,
Your solution is a close approxmiation of what Iam
looking for - which is basically a higher order 'MACRO
function which return a function bound to the 'name
argument which when evaluated binds a paren! or 'DOES
function to the first 'SPEC or 'ARGS argument and in
turn substitutes any
Hi rebols,
How do I stop an error from stopping my program? I am sending a file to a
remote server every 10 minutes to update data. When there is too much
traffic on the net or the remote server is too slow receiving the file, an
error occurs which results in my program dying. I want it to
A link to this article IOS, another REBOLution...
http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/March2002/article230.shtml
has just (I think) appeared on RT's site. It's new, yes?
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Hi Gregg,
Running executables/batch files works OK.
However I particularly wanted to copy a file from 1 location to another on Win98
without having to read the file in in Rebol and writting it back out again.
This would preserve the date/time stamp.
I am unsure as to what I should pass into
This might help. http://www.rebol.com/docs/desktop.html
Thanks Allen. It looks as though the desktop dialect is
incomplete in it's handling of paths above the index.r.
I've changed my CGI script to turn files into urls instead,
and that seems to work. And the counter works :)
On 13-Mar-02, Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
Hi rebols,
How do I stop an error from stopping my program? I am sending a file
to a remote server every 10 minutes to update data. When there is
too much traffic on the net or the remote server is too slow
receiving the file, an error occurs which
Hi Gregg,
On Wednesday, March 13, 2002, 6:50:02 AM, you wrote:
GI ; Operation values
GI ; open
GI ; print
GI ; explore
Gregg, could this be used to open/print PDF files too? (I'll try
it anyway ASAP...)
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hi, Louis,
Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
Except for the paste problem, there is only one thing about vim
I have found so far that I don't like: when long lines are
wrapped vim skips the wrapped part of the line completely when
pressing j or k, and goes to the next line.
I completely
Hi Gabrielle,
Thanks very much for the suggestions:
What about:
Style tgl Toggle 15x15 - + false
Style nde Text blue bold font-size 14
I tried a variant on the Toggle, as I need both 'false and 'true settings
depending on whether a tree branch is open or closed.
Style
Hi Etienne,
On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, 7:12:15 PM, you wrote:
EA What I want is : a modal behaviour for a face; all events in this face
EA are grabbed by itself and dispatched toward its sub-faces. All events
EA outside this face are ignored.
It should be sufficient to modify:
print mold
While were on the api thing, here's one that gives the system uptime in hours...
rebol []
kern32: load/library %kernel32.dll
cliks: make routine! [
return: [integer!]
] kern32 GetTickCount
Uptime: cliks / 1000 / 60 / 60
print uptime
halt
TBrownell
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Any chance to ever see it back ? Jeff ???
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It looks possible, but beyond my API understanding... here it is in VB...
http://www.vbsquare.com/api/tip178.html
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Hi, again, Louis,
Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
I made the files you suggested, and did what you said, and it
worked. However, when I place the cursor in the middle of a
line where I actually want the text to be inserted, it still
does not work. Instead the text is inserted _above_ the line
Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
So, please explain: why do you think emacs is better than vim? and for
what uses would vim be better than emacs? Also, what version of emacs
do you recommend for use with Windows 2000?
To answer your questions in reverse order, Emacs-21.1 is the latest (and
Funny you should mention it, we were just discussing this yesterday.
Look for a new issue by the end of this month!
Any new contributions out there? Send to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cheers,
Allen K
http://www.rebolforces.com/zine
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From: Coussement Christophe [EMAIL
Hi!
the until command will : Evaluates a block until it is TRUE.
the prin {ftp failed: trying again ... } returns true, so the until will
stop evaluating your code.
I believe the following (non tested) code will work.
until [
if error? try [write web-address read page-url] [
prin
Hi, Louis, (yet again ;-)
Dr. Louis A. Turk wrote:
:set nowrap
But sometimes I want the lines wrapped, but I don't want the
wrapped part of the lines skipped when moving the cursor up
or down. Why can't I find that perfect editor?
I have yet to find an editor that has a fully
Hi, Tim,
Tim Johnson wrote:
To advocate for Chris here, I believe that emacs is an easier
start than vim...
To be fair, I must admit that I've purchased the O'Reilly book
on GNU Emacs and plan to start (again) trying it out for some
things. However, I've never understood why some folks
Hi Etienne,
I forgot in the previous answer this refinement of show-popup:
show-popup/window an-existing-window
you could look at the source of
system/words/choose
to see how it is used by RT.
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Hi, Gabriele
Actually, you should say doesn't interpret the VID code fast
enough :) If you look into the source of LAYOUT, you'll find
it's doing quite a lot of things. It isn't using PARSE either, so
all parsing is done in REBOL, not natively. (This is to make some
of VID features
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Hi, Gabriele,
Thank you. I will study this.
Regards
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Hi Etienne,
On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, 7:12:15 PM, you wrote:
EA What I want is : a modal behaviour for a face; all events in this
face
EA are grabbed by itself and
Hi all, I have a problem:
I wish to interrupt a program when it is running, using something like:
print DEBUG:
ask
At this point, I want to analyze the variables used by my software,
example:
DEBUG: print myVar
where myVar is a variable previously defined in the software. But...
Hi all,
I want to sort a file by line alphabetic order. It appears it works at once as I
write an idea ! Rebol is great !
str: copy []
foreach l (sort read/lines %my-file) [append str join l ^/]
But I haven't thought of blank line which are empty string in the sort
read/lines resulting block.
Hi Louis:
* Dr. Louis A. Turk [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020313 00:34]:
snip...
The list server would not send them as attachments. Would you please send
them as attachments again directly to my email address?
Weird. My copy of my post to the list has them right there in the message.
Hmmm!
Hi Joe:
* Joel Neely [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020313 05:25]:
Hi, Tim,
Tim Johnson wrote:
To advocate for Chris here, I believe that emacs is an easier
start than vim...
To be fair, I must admit that I've purchased the O'Reilly book
on GNU Emacs and plan to start (again) trying it out
Hi Stéphane
Try this
foreach i t [if (length? i) 0 [print i]]
one
two
Rebol is smart, but not smart enough to figure out where to stop in that
case : if length? i 0
Salut
Patrick
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Sent: Wednesday,
Hi Gabriele,
could this be used to open/print PDF files too? (I'll try
it anyway ASAP...)
You know, when I posted that last night, the same thought hit me! If the
association is set up correctly, it should. Let me know if it works on your
end, and I'll try it here as well.
--Gregg
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Hi Terry,
It looks possible, but beyond my API understanding...
Unless someone knows how to intercept Windows messages from REBOL, you won't
be able to receive notifications from it. The rest shouldn't be too hard,
though you'd have to load the icon resources and pass the handle to them as
#Wednesday 13 March 2002 13:10# Message from Joel Neely:
To be fair, I must admit that I've purchased the O'Reilly book
on GNU Emacs and plan to start (again) trying it out for some
things. However, I've never understood why some folks think
control-x control-f filename
is easier
At 07:49 AM 3/13/2002 -0900, you wrote:
Tim Johnson wrote:
I flipped a coin (sort of) heads: emacs, tails: vim.
Came up tails :)
I started off with emacs on a Unix environment but soon find out that emacs
is not
as widespread deployed as vi (some years back), and hence switch to vi.
Stephane wrote:
str: copy []
foreach l (sort read/lines %my-file) [append str join l ^/]
But I haven't thought of blank line which are empty string in the sort
read/lines resulting block.
str: copy []
foreach Line sort read/lines %my-file [
if not empty? Line [
append str join
one way to remove empty strings from a collection is
difference [A C E ] []
but because it is difference, there must be an empty string in the first
collection.
To get around that you can add one then remove all with append or union:
difference union [] [A C E F ] []
or
Hi Stephane,
What would be the best solution to get rid of the empty strings ? (or of
any
empty values of a block, be they string or of any type? Could you give me a
pointer to the explanation of this in the official doc ?
I don't know if this is the best solution, but it's nice and general:
Hi, Chris,
Chris wrote:
The main difference here is that, unless you're using the Version
Of Emacs For The Psychotically Masocistic (ie: running it in a
plain tty), you have the option of using a mouse and menu in emacs.
When I started learning emacs I didn't use the keyboard shortcuts
-
Hi,
here is a different approach:
foreach i t [if not equal? trim i [print i]]
one
two
This will also get rid of lines containing spaces.
hope it helps.
Brgds /Micael
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Fran: Bansard Stephane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Skickat: den 13 mars 2002 17:39
Hi, all,
Just for the sake of clarification, comparison, and contrast (not for
advocacy -- I suspect that the more one thinks about it the smaller
the differences appear), let me offer corresponding information for
vim.
the current official version of vim (6.0 -- 6.1 is still considered
beta).
Hi Patrick,
Thank you for your answer. I had forgotten the precedence rule! Sorry.
It's why
foreach i t [if (length? i 0) [print i]]
** Script Error: length? expected series argument of type: series port tuple
struct
** Near: length? i 0
wasn't working.
Best regards,
Stephane
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Hi rebollers
Again exploring Ladislav's contexts.html, I have difficulty understanding
the s-c? function. The goal of the s-c? function is to test if two words are
in the same context.
Two Words WORD1 and WORD2 are bound to the same context, if the expression
(s-c? word1 word2) yields TRUE.
I am curious who you are, I meant to try to contact you earlier when I
saw this thread, but wasn't sure, is your name Jim?
Is this a Garmin GPS-35 or ?
I happen to reside in Kansas City, MO, across the state line from Garmin.
We have integrated the Garmin GPS into our product line, as well as
You don't mention what version of REBOL is requird for this script.
cliks: make routine! [
[
[ return: [integer!]
[] kern32 GetTickCount
** Script Error: Feature not available in this REBOL
Just as a general note, could people include something that states what
Off the top of my head, it sounds like a scope issue. Just because a
variable exists in the script doesn't mean it exists outside of the script.
Lots of discussion on this.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 10:41 AM
Hi Rebolers,
Short version :
Anybody interested in helping for this kind of library ? email me privately
at: to-email rejoin [chrismorency @ videotron.ca]
Long version :
For the past few months, I've been working on a class object inheritance
library for Rebol. I've been through several
Dear Steve,
Yes it's Jim.
I am in Canada, just west of Toronto.
Somewhere near N43 39.015 W79 53.247 according to My Garmin
Not exactly your neighbourhood, but close enough in global terms.
I have a Garmin II+ by the way. Super reliable machine even after it
drops off your car roof at 60mph.
I
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