Thanks a lot.
One more question not related to Rebol but I'm french and I don't know the
origin of the word foo which is often used in IT books. Could you tell me
more ?
;-)
Richard
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For exhaustive info on "foo", try
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/jargon.html#foo
Regards,
Ashley
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Thanks a lot
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For exhaustive info on "foo", try
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/jargon.html#foo
Regards
Graham,
Looks like you resized it too small. edit apps/messenger/prefs.r and
increase size. This bug has been reported, it happens because size-text
returns none when the face is too small to determine the text-size.
Unfortunately text-size is usually added or subtracted from other values,
and no
Hi Louis,
your problem is, that you _print_ from within a 'print statement, and
that doesn't work (as you've figured yourself by now).
>> print ["123" pad 10 "456"]
123 ?unset?
What happened here is, that 'print first found a value ("123") and then
a f
hi Luis, hi all!
The volker rebsite doesn't contain this .r
Someone has it ?
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From: "Luis Rodríguez Jurado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 5:43 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Drag and Drop Object
> Hi, Philippe
> From rebsi
Hi Philippe,
the "dragdrops" are on "volker" again.
Luis demo is from
http://www.rebol.com/how-to/feel.html,
on my site are some variations of it.
-Volker
"Philippe Oehler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi Luis, hi all!
>
> The volker rebsite doesn't contain this .r
>
> Someone has it ?
>
>
Hi !
I'm trying to make new inform window without the exit X button on the top
right, because i don't know how to trap
the behavior when it's done (the request/ok window produce a "none" when the
window is closed but not the inform window)
So I produced a window composed by a make face box and i
Hi Volker and all..
I got all I needed.. your work on drag and drop is really a big debut for
me..
The ultimate of your work is for the others at :
http://jove.prohosting.com/~screbol/reb/dragdrop/dragdrop-6.r
I'll publish the result of my work in the forum
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From: "V
Hello All,
Can anyone explain me the meaning of "flags" within an opened port?
And what is the bitmask meaning of the value?
example after (server: open tcp://:8000)
...
...
make object! [
flags: 786947
misc: [4 [] 0]
tail: 0
num: 2
with: "^M^/"
Hello All,
Has anyone ever been able to open several ethernet addresses
on the localmachine running 3 ethernetcards (thus 3 addresses)
(I did not even try to test with my Aliases yet..)
I have 3 ethernet cards:
NE0: inside1
NE1: outside
NE3: inside2
server: open tcp://127.0.0.1:8000 does not w
hi Robert,
<< I want to use this for business-object-versioning... >>
What about using a tuple! or issue! value?
--Gregg
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On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 07:09:22PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> Can anyone explain me the meaning of "flags" within an opened port?
> And what is the bitmask meaning of the value?
It is for internal use only and varies by port handler. Do not touch.
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Holger Kruse
> Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 7:42 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: save/all & decimal!
> Yes, it's a bug, thanks. Will be fixed in the next version.
Hi, good and bad n
On Wed, 3 Apr 2002 18:50:58 +1000
"Allen Kamp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Looks like you resized it too small. edit
> apps/messenger/prefs.r and
Hmm. Don't think I resized it at all.
> increase size. This bug has been reported, it happens
> because size-text
> returns none when the face
Hello Holger,
haha...what would you expect me to do next.. :-)
Without any fun... Is the flags used as an internal-rebol setting/counter
of any kind or is it used for port-settings?
(R)egards,
Norman.
> It is for internal use only and varies by port handler. Do not touch.
-- dinner/conve
Hello All,
Im doing a simple test on the rebol/core 2.5.0.9.1.
On the core-shell prompt i do :>
>>tst: ""
== ""
>>tst
== ""
>>tst: ""
== ""
>>loop 5 [ insert tst " A " ]
== " A A A A "
>>tst
== " A A A A A "
>>tst: ""
== ""
>>tst
== ""
>>
As you can see above, the tst string is cleare
At 06:50 PM 4/3/02 +1000, Allen wrote:
>Graham,
>
>Looks like you resized it too small. edit apps/messenger/prefs.r and
>increase size. This bug has been reported, it happens because size-text
>returns none when the face is too small to determine the text-size.
>Unfortunately text-size is usually
Hello All / RT,
Why is the mailinglist [EMAIL PROTECTED] hosted at Escribe?
I would have had expected someting like a nice Mailinglist Rebol-script
that can do this job even 100x quicker from the Rebol-Team ;-)
What is a nicer example then your own mailinglist handler in rebol?
and..running a
Hi, Norman,
To be brief...
No this is not a bug. It has to do with the nature of
"literal" series values in REBOL. Rather than repeat
the whole discussion here (this has come up MANY times
in the past), let me refer you to a previous essay
that I wrote in an attempt to explain this seemingly
u
Norman wrote:
> I would expect, because of tester: "", that everytime the function gets
executed and the /local tester is set to "" by tester: "" ..which it does
not??..or sould it again be me ;-) Shoot me please ;-)
>> testing: func [test-size [integer!] /local tester] [
[tester: ""
[loo
Hi Norman,
This works the same on all rebols.
Most new rebols get caught by this one.
It is written only once in your program,
that tester should be set to a string,
so it refers always to the same string.
Do this in the console:
source testing
testing
source testing
Se
It's not. It's run by Listar. (And before Oct 2000,
by a rebol script SELMA).
Escribe is getting rebol-list mails so there is a
publically accessible archive, and other features.
That's what I believe the situation to be anyway.
It takes years to develop some of these applications
fully. I can to
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