the 'Why' has to do with how numbers of different sizes are represented
by machines.
for regular everyday integers not far from zero the computer uses a
fixed number of bits to represent it, independent of the number of bits
required to express the number, typicaly 16,32 or 64 bits with 32
Hi Greg,
I really appreciate that, but who knows, maybe you win next year too ;)
At least, you're the HISTORICALLY FIRST WINNER OF RDC ;)
bye, bolek
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Hello people.
This caused an error using new view beta:
array [(2) 1]
** User Error: Integer size required
** Near: make error! Integer size required
The solution was to reduce the block:
array reduce [(2) 1]
== [[none] [none]]
Anton.
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You are going to have to patch text-list init block.
If you do:
print mold get in get-style 'text-list 'init
you can see that there is only mention of action facet
(stored in 'act).
You need to copy the alt-action in a word (I suggest 'alt-act),
and modify the engage function that you
Hello,
I am interested to see the different file modes
available on different platforms.
I have tested on Windows2k and NT4.
I need Linux, Amiga, Mac and any others.
I would like you out there who have one of the above platforms to
try the following code and report back with the result.
save
Mark wrote:
Here's an academic site based in the uk that provides information and
background to research into associative model of data and database research
on which Lazysoft.com sentences is a current java implementation.
here's the url
http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/TriStarp/
I've been doing
And the interesting fact that Tables, Objects, AI Frames and Triples are all
equivalent, but that a Triple is easier to play with:
Table: [
[Direction]
Left
]
Object: make object! [
Direction: Left
]
Triples: [
#1 Direction Left
]
CYC's system uses a Verb, noun,
On 16-May-02, Volker Nitsch wrote:
this large numbers are automatically converted to decimals.
could be skip does not like that?
skip [1 2 3] 2
== [3]
skip [1 2 3] 2.0
== [1 2 3]
bug, to feedback?
Definately bugged...
skip [1 2 3] 2
== [3]
skip [1 2 3] 2.0
== []
That's with Amiga
On 17-May-02, G. Scott Jones wrote:
From: Carl Read
I've thoughts about how to speed it up - will be testing them out.
Great!
Well, not so great, actually. The new version's faster, but not
markedly so. Perhaps 30% faster going by the single test of a long
list of random words I did,
Hi, Gabriele
yes, I have Holger's post about transparency. It's interesting. I tested
some stuff, and it runs. But I would like some examples to understand
in depth how to make a clean script.
See you on elite.
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
Hi Etienne,
On Sunday, May 12, 2002, 3:14:49 AM, you
Hi SunandaDH,
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, 6:32:54 PM, you wrote:
Sac 1. Some feedback on the requirements. Please take a look at the sample
Sac functions below and tell me what is missing so it can work for your
Sac country/locale.
Just my 2 cents: what about handling it like
On 17-May-02, Tom Conlin wrote:
so I do not think it is a bug that skip returns nonsense when it
gets nonsense but the doc could indicate non-integer numbers! are
invalid as arguments.
The datatype 'skip accepts is number!, not integer! ...
? skip
USAGE:
SKIP series offset
Hi Anton,
This caused an error using new view beta:
array [(2) 1]
** User Error: Integer size required
** Near: make error! Integer size required
The solution was to reduce the block:
I think that might be due to the new less agressive evaluation behavior RT
has
On 17-May-02, Anton wrote:
Hello,
I am interested to see the different file modes
available on different platforms.
I have tested on Windows2k and NT4.
I need Linux, Amiga, Mac and any others.
I would like you out there who have one of the above platforms to
try the following code and
Hello Anton,
I have an Amiga 2K available to me for which I will now download /View
and /Core, Afterwards I will run some tests for you. If I had a Mac I
would do that one to, but I don't so
To the List: I think that we should get more participation from you
guys when someone
Am Freitag, 17. Mai 2002 13:58 schrieb Gabriele Santilli:
Hi Romano,
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, 2:25:41 PM, you wrote:
RPT 2) new setword coming from spec added to the object context
RPT (this should mean that Rebol is internally already able to add new
words RPT to an existing context
Hi,
bug, to feedback?
Definately bugged...
Skip and others functions accept a number! datatype.
I don't find any documentation about this datatype in Core.
Where is it? Or it does not exist?
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Hi Carl,
I reported mine Carl. Do you want me to report yours (2 vs 2.0) as well?
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From: Carl Read
The new version's faster, but not
markedly so. Perhaps 30% faster going by the single test of a long
list of random words I did, though it's still 7 or 8 times slower than
REBOL's sort. Maybe if it was all done with parsing it'd be faster,
but I'd have to re-think it all.
Am Freitag, 17. Mai 2002 08:44 schrieb Boleslav Brezovsky:
Hi Greg,
I really appreciate that, but who knows, maybe you win next year too ;)
At least, you're the HISTORICALLY FIRST WINNER OF RDC ;)
Congratulations, Greg!
Hmm, when is the next Conest?
bye, bolek
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Am Freitag, 17. Mai 2002 07:59 schrieb Carl Read:
On 16-May-02, Volker Nitsch wrote:
this large numbers are automatically converted to decimals.
could be skip does not like that?
skip [1 2 3] 2
== [3]
skip [1 2 3] 2.0
== [1 2 3]
bug, to feedback?
Definately bugged...
Hi Anton,
(I want to see which modes cannot be modified, if any.)
I'm on W2K so I won't report, but the beta versions seem to, correctly, not
return 'full-path with copy-modes. Prior versions returned it, which was
wrong.
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Hello Scott
In this case, the pattern has a bit more information:
a=ábccsde=éfggyhi=í...zzs
where a can be told to sort the same as a with acute, both of these sort
before b ... and zs sorts after z
Actually aá and eé ... more clearly aá and eé. In some relaxed
situtations the equivalence
On 17-May-02, Ingo Hohmann wrote:
What
about View/Pro features? Would be great to free(only at the same
conditions you've written above) some (or even all?) of them...at
least sound and library access interface. I think this will help to
spread Rebol into wide area of applications and
Hi Anton,
I tested your script and I got this :
make object! [
code: 305
type: 'script
id: 'invalid-arg
arg1: 'status-change-date
arg2: none
arg3: none
near: [set-modes file compose [
(to-set-word mode) (get-modes file mode)
]]
where: 'do-boot
Mark wrote:
By also making the source verbs and targets a unique # issue!
identity-string again we preserve the global namespace.
Absolutely! :)
What do you think? If you are interested I would like to explore this
Associated Model of Data and a Sentences like system for REBOL more fully.
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