For Core 2.6, View 1.3
Where is it? When?
With the Library component having a callback interface?
With better VID?
With better marshaling?
With.
--Maarten
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Hi Ed,
<< But this synchronization, I presume applies to more than just REBOL
scripts, as you've pointed out above, it applies to just about any kind
of documents. >>
Yes. When you get your eval running, you'll see some Word and Excel docs
that launch directly from the desktop. I think it doesn'
<< Installed from floppy onto the hard disk. Unless it's one of the things
which fit onto a USB port and pretend to be a hard disk drive. They're about
128MB in size. >>
Ooooh. I hadn't thought about *thaa-aat*. :)
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Interesting things cooking at Macromedia. The free trial preview version of
'ColdfusionMX' has been released. As I understand it this is a really new
version of ColdFusion server, re-written in Java based on J2EE.
It's targeted at webservices and better FlashMX integration. The Google API
seems t
Installed from floppy onto the hard disk. Unless it's one of the things
which fit onto a USB port and pretend to be a hard disk drive. They're about
128MB in size.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://valley.150m.com/
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From: "Carl Read" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EM
Hi Carl,
<<
> So, not being excited by this so far, you decide to get a second
> opinion. You fly to Paris and unpack your Link client from the
> single floppy you brought with you. You connect and, BOOM,
> everything is there, just as if you were at home.
By "there", I assume you don't mean eve
On 01-May-02, Gregg Irwin wrote:
> So, not being excited by this so far, you decide to get a second
> opinion. You fly to Paris and unpack your Link client from the
> single floppy you brought with you. You connect and, BOOM,
> everything is there, just as if you were at home.
By "there", I assu
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>Hi Ed,
>
><< The problem for me is that I'm still not sure as to exactly what REBOL
>IOS is. Is it an OS? Is it a suite of applications? Or is it both? I
>assume the answer is both. >>
>
>It is both; it is neither; and it is much much more. Cryptic enough for you?
>;)
>
Ah yes
Hi Alan,
> link: [some [thru "" (append text lnk)]]
>
> ... but is there any way to add this to the converter below?
Some modifications. I changed link to remove the some. I embed link
inside html-rules. So it will have the first go at the tag. If it is a
link tag it continues on, if it is not
Hi Anton,
> Don't listen to that negative stuff.
> Here seems to be a solution. Tell me if it works.
> Thanks for asking, by the way. Months could have
> gone by and I would never have figured it out.
Well done. But for your next trick can you make the multiple
highlighting disappear off the in
On 02-May-02, Jason Cunliffe wrote:
> "Gregg Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Simply put, it is a client side piece, called Link, that connects
>> to the
> ...snip...
> Gregg
> Thank you. That is the best simple description I've read yet on
> REBOL/IOS :-)
I agree, and I've already forwarded it
For REBOLs who like to Google. You'll be pleased to know that the Google API
supports searching by date.
http://www.researchbuzz.com/articles/2002/googledate0422.html
http://www.faganfinder.com/engines/google.shtml
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Hi Romano,
thank you,
Hi Ladislav,
c>unset in blk: context compose [exit (blk)] 'self
>blk
> ]
>
>
> :-o I would have guessed, that the only way how to do that would be:
>
> blank-object: func [
> {make a blank object}
> blk [block!]
> ] [
>unset in blk: context compose [
Hi Ladislav,
> No, I think, that my code works. (Test it, please, and let me know if
> anything doesn't work as it should).
...
> Why do you suggest this form? (I never wrote code looking like that - loop 1
> or catch are unusual for me in this case)
For test, try the code at the end. The new ve
Gavin...
I agree with you, that it's really a matter of perception. And to
clarify I consider XML just that, the W3C 10/6/2000 XML 1.0 (second
edition)recommendation (and perhaps XML Namespaces 01/14/1999). When I
talk about XML or SOAP I'm not speaking of the plethora of ancillary
technologies l
Don't listen to that negative stuff.
Here seems to be a solution. Tell me if it works.
Thanks for asking, by the way. Months could have
gone by and I would never have figured it out.
Anton.
a: copy []
q: [
["1" "Setup"]
["2" "Install"]
["3" "Post-install"]
["4" "
<< Most of the time (IMHO) if you can't get it done with coop
multithreading, you surely are not up to doing it preemptive. You just don't
see your race conditions...>>
Yes indeed. Just as "creeping featuritis" is bad for deadlines, "semaphore
population growth" is bad for maintenance and reliabi
Hi Romano,
Hi Ladislav, looking at your
sim-make-object!: function [
{MAKE OBJECT! simulation}
[throw]
spec [block!]
] [set-words object sw] [
; find all set-words in SPEC
set-words: copy []
parse spec [
any [
c
Hi Ladislav,
c>unset in blk: context compose [exit (blk)] 'self
>blk
> ]
>
>
> :-o I would have guessed, that the only way how to do that would be:
>
> blank-object: func [
> {make a blank object}
> blk [block!]
> ] [
>unset in blk: context compose [return self (blk)] 'self
>
Excellent post Gavin. Very well said.
--Gregg
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Google + SOAP
Michael,
Hopefully we'll hear from Christian on what
Ladislav, I now understand your point, thanks. :)
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> a little discussion may be useful sometimes:
> Cheers
> L
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"Gregg Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Simply put, it is a client side piece, called Link, that connects to the
...snip...
Gregg
Thank you. That is the best simple description I've read yet on REBOL/IOS :-)
Some version of your description is needed for press release, on RT site, and
for potenti
Hi Romano,
you got me again! My models are unable to demonstrate the behaviour your
code relies on:
...
not so readable, i must admit (and 'object could be replaced by 'set-words
to
make it more unreadable):
blank-object: func [
{make a blank object from a block of set-words}
blk [bloc
I have a working html-to-text converter, but would like to add the links to the text
as well.
The following parse rule works well to extract only the links...
link: [some [thru "" (append text lnk)]]
... but is there any way to add this to the converter below?
I'm having trouble since
Hi Ladislav, looking at your
sim-make-object!: function [
{MAKE OBJECT! simulation}
[throw]
spec [block!]
] [set-words object sw] [
; find all set-words in SPEC
set-words: copy []
parse spec [
any [
copy sw set-wo
Hi Ladislav,
> blank-object: function [
> {make a blank object}
> set-words [block!]
> ] [object] [
> set-words: compose [return self (set-words)]
> object: do does [
> make object! set-words
> ]
> set/any in object 'self ()
>
Michael,
Hopefully we'll hear from Christian on what he meant...but I couldn't
resist jumping in.
IMO, whether XML is simple or complex is a matter of perspective. A
classic half-full, or half-empty scenario. But, some people probably
also think that the contents of the glass have long exceed
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>hi Chris,
>
><< though, in general, I don't like coop multithreading too much, it usually
>complexifies otherwise simple programs enormously >>
>
>Compared to no threading at all, or compared to pre-emptive multi-threading?
>I think it can be more work to set them up, but they
Hi Romano,
nice code samples. I can say that you revealed some bugs in the Rebol
interpreter behaviour as well as in my simulator. To obtain accurate results
I would have to modify my simulator as follows:
blank-object: function [
{make a blank object}
set-words [block!]
Hi Ashley,
<< does IOS facilitate / enable source versioning and control?
ie. can I check-out / lock scripts that are being worked on? How is
divergence handled (version A is modified by me to become B, while someone
else modifies A to become C, now B and C need to be merged to become B
proper)?
Gotta agree with that. The earliest version of Rebol I can
find on my hard drive is version 1.0.0.3, and that has a
file date of 1/Oct/1998, which is less than 4 years ago.
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 19:27:58 -0700
Ryan Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
.
>
> The real challenge is finding a REBOL prog
Thanks Gregg,
Even though I didn't post the original questions, your "chatty" style of
explanation has actually given me an understanding of what IOS can do for
us. I am especially interested in the concurrent remote development
possibilities, does IOS facilitate / enable source versioning and c
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