Hi,
I just made an incredible discovery! I was looking for the function to tell
me what the current directory is, I thought that it was what-dir?, but
apparently not so I did the usual query of the build in help:
? What
USAGE:
WHAT
DESCRIPTION:
Prints a list of
I was thinking that this conversation on
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-tag/2002Apr/0233.html might be of
general interest in this group considering the conversation regarding SOAP
that's been going on in the last couple days.
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Hi Bolek,
Nice...If you want to enhance your spanish vocabulary have a look at
desktop/sites/cyphre/translator.r or http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/slovnik.r .
Translator works with 5 other languages and recognizes about 30 words of
each language but you need to be on-line while
Interesting idea Rishi, but I don't really like it.
I am sure I would go mad trying to distinguish single
or double colons everywhere.
I think it would replace one type of hard-to-detect bug
with another. (ie. accidentally writing only one colon.)
The way rebol is at the moment is explicit and
Thanks Gregg and Anton,
Shows how much I've used this feature so far! :^)
Thanks for your help. I shall RTxM again !
Brett.
- Original Message -
From: Anton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 12:23 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: money datatype
first
Gabriele, Nenad let get this project running on Elite or Developer. We can
collate resources and contributions there.
Cheers,
Allen K
- Original Message -
From: Gabriele Santilli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Maarten Koopmans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 7:22 AM
Subject:
Hi,
I am playing with some CGI I have a time consuming script that happens
in the background I want to let the user know something is happening, but
when it is done I want to send the user a fresh page get rid of the
notification stuff. Has anyone here done anything similar?
Hi Nicolas and Didier,
I'm not sure if I remember but have look at:
http://www.escribe.com/internet/rebol/m17310.html
I hope this could solve your problem...
regards
Cyphre
- Original Message -
From: Nicolas Verscheure [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23,
OK Cyphre, I know your translator but I'm not always online. And trying
to download all words using web-interface is really tricky - most words
are less than 10 chars but each word comes with some big HTML garbage so
30 words can be something like 300MB of data. And I need some list
of words
On 24-Apr-02, Rishi Oswal wrote:
Using the :: shortcut in a global context would be
the same as using a :.
The disadvantage I see is that it adds another thing
to the language.. But consider that now we could stop
using the /local keyword, reduce bugs, and use it
consistently everywhere,
Mark Chang wrote:
I have a HEX value
a: #{096A6F6273747265657403636F6D}
if I use
to-string a
result is ^-jobstreet^Ccom. That is NOT what I want.
what I want is to convert to
b: 096A6F6273747265657403636F6D
Sound easy but could not find a simple way to
Nenad Rakocevic wrote:
I can help with the code, but it seems to me that's a little bit premature to jump
in the inplementation without a deeper and more complete analyse. Coding is the
easiest part in this kind of project. Let's try to first get some consistent and
clear vision for every
Hi Rishi,
Rishi
One part of REBOL that can feel odd is when i have to
define local variables of a function in the first
block of the function. I find it a bit annoying to
have to add new variables to the list for every little
local variable I use. In addition, I feel it clutters
up the first
Hi, Rishi,
My uninformed $0.02...
(Note that I try to make an alternative suggestion at the
end of my discussion. I'd be interested in feedback on
that idea!)
The main root problem I have with your suggestion is that it
seems to make an assumption about REBOL that I do not believe
to be true
myfunc: func [][
localvar:: $25
myinnerfunc: func [][
innerlocal:: $10
print localvar ; prints $25
]
print innerlocal; error!
]
print localvar ; error!
using the :: for local var will make it more
convienient to create local vars (which i use all the
time over global
- Original Message -
From: Gabriele Santilli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Romano Paolo Tenca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 7:19 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: to pair! bug
Hi Romano,
On Tuesday, April 23, 2002, 10:00:54 AM, you wrote:
Once Jeff wrote something like: this
Hi, Mark,
a: #{096A6F6273747265657403636F6D}
== #{096A6F6273747265657403636F6D}
copy at head remove back tail mold a 3
== 096A6F6273747265657403636F6D
Simple? You be the judge! ;-)
-jn-
Mark Chang wrote:
I have a HEX value
a: #{096A6F6273747265657403636F6D}
Hey all,
Just finishing every adminstrator's nightmare: a Rugby (aka http based) TCP
tunnel. So you can export anything
- From a network that allows you to browse (for example the VNC server on your
corporate desktop)
- To a machine that can act a a HTTP server (for example the VNC client at
hi Maarten,
Just finishing every adminstrator's nightmare: a Rugby (aka http based)
TCP
tunnel. So you can export anything
Ooooh. So I wouldn't have to fire up terminal services that sometimes
leaves a console session hanging around and confuses things to no end
because the startup loads
Hi, I have made a presentation about IOS with the presentation dialect. Now I
want to provide this presentation to others that don't have Rebol in use and I
would like to include it on our Web-Page and promotion CD-Roms. Any idea how I
can do this? Would it be possible to write a PDF with
Hello Gregg,
GI UNFREEZE context
GI extend context
GI FREEZE context
Actually it would have felt a bit more intuitive for me to actually
specify variables that were global, and not mention variables that are
local specifically. If only because the way I code that would
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Maarten Koopmans
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 4:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] VNC tunnel over Rugby
Just finishing every adminstrator's nightmare: a Rugby (aka http based) TCP
--- Carl Read wrote:
I like the idea and the syntax, but what happens
with the likes of
this...
a: 10
a:: 20
a: 30
Does that produce an 'a in both the global and local
context? And if
so, does the third expression above change the local
or global value,
or both?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Nenad Rakocevic
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Google + SOAP
Soap is a protocol, so i prefer write it like this :
google: read
For me, giving instructions to the REBOL virtual machine is a more
interesting concept.
Brett.
I like it :-)
Brett Thanks for open up this thought today
./Jason
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OK, here it goes, albeit a rough version
Here' what to do:
- Put the latest rugby.r and vnc-tunnel.r in one directory on client and
server.
- Start a vnc server on your desktop inside your corporate network.
- Start the vnc-tunnel.r in your rebol console on the viewing side. Type
here is another possible brainstorming idea for
int/adv users without changing things for beginners.
REBOL []
globvar1: $1000
globvar2: $
myfunc: func [/global globvar1] [
localvar: $25
print globvar1
print globvar2 ; error
myinnerfunc: func [/global
Hi List,
It seems that some hacker using the email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED] has hijacked Sterling's and my email
addresses to send out the Klez.H virus and maybe others.
The hacker likely obtained our addresses from list
archives. Furtuneately my computers configuration is
immune. Klez.H is
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 13:43:20 +0200
Nenad Rakocevic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
google: read soap://api.google.com/GoogleSeach
google/doGoogleSearch [ key q ... ]
google/doSpellingSuggestion [ .. ]
google/goGetCachedPage [ .. ]
Well, it's simple and clean, i like it.
I would like to hear
On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 12:55:56PM +0200, Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Once Jeff wrote something like: this is a puzzle for you: what is
to-none useful for?. I was never able to solve the puzzle.
I am not aware of that puzzle, or what Jeff had in mind, but here is
my guess: it lets you add code to
On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 08:08:15PM -0700, Rishi Oswal wrote:
One part of REBOL that can feel odd is when i have to
define local variables of a function in the first
block of the function. I find it a bit annoying to
have to add new variables to the list for every little
local variable I use.
Ammon,
Not as pretty as you might want but you can use the html meta tag to refresh
the page
. browser sends request to CGI script ... say script is
%long-running-thing.r
. %long-running-thing.r sends page to browser with message about process in
progress
. this page includes META
Hi Robert,
Hi, I have made a presentation about IOS with the presentation dialect.
Now I
want to provide this presentation to others that don't have Rebol in use and
I
would like to include it on our Web-Page and promotion CD-Roms. Any idea how
I
can do this? Would it be possible to write a PDF
Hi Rishi,
*Syntactically backwards compatible with rebol
I'm relatively new to REBOL (8 months or so now) but I've learned that Carl
and Holger think about these kinds of things very carefully. As Carl has
said, lexical space is very tight in REBOL because of the high number of
native
That's pretty neat indeed. However, to get the current directory is just
'what-dir with no question mark. (In case you haven't found it yet ;)
I just made an incredible discovery! I was looking for the function to tell
me what the current directory is, I thought that it was what-dir?,
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