Here are the result for SunSolaris (Sparc)
Brgds/Micael
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: no
Hi, Ladislav,
Ladislav Mecir wrote:
>
> <>
>
> 3) I did not test your code, but it seems to me that it bind the
> body function to the new context. This is only half correct:
> binding is done in Rebol before adding the new set-words of spec
> to the new object:
>
> d: "global"
> a: context [b
Hi Carl, Gabriele, Joel,
thanks for your anwsers.
What makes me wonder is the fact that Core 2.3 does not speaks of number!,
while it speaks of other pseudo-datatypes like series! any-string! any-block!
and so on. The only doc i have found is about the number? function but not in
Core.
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Ciao
Hi, Carl and Romano,
Carl Read wrote:
>
> On 18-May-02, Romano Paolo Tenca wrote:
>
> > 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?
>
> It's a type of meta-datatype (there's no
Hi, Carl,
Hi, Carl,
Carl Read wrote:
>
> With "free" library access, I'd worry about a lot of online scripts
> appearing that require you to have OS x,y, or z to work, (well, 90%
> OS x, actually), thus breaking REBOL's cross-platform support.
>
Actually, OS X is quite nice. It's essentially
Hi Anton,
>> layout [image images/1]
>> length? images
== 1
>> images
== [make image! [2x2 #{}]]
Here it is the RT error:
svv/grow-facets: func[new args /local pairs texts colors files blocks tmp]
should be:
svv/grow-facets: func[new args /local pairs texts colors file
On 18-May-02, Gregg Irwin wrote:
> Hi Carl,
> I reported mine Carl. Do you want me to report yours (2 vs 2.0) as
> well?
Well, it wasn't mine, I just confirmed it on Amiga. Just forward that
email as another example of a problem with 'skip.
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From: "Geza Lakner MD"
> > In this case, the pattern has a bit more information:
> > a=á > 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 a<>á and e<>é ... more clearly a<á and e<é. In some relaxed
> situtations t
Hi Romano,
On Friday, May 17, 2002, 6:02:33 PM, you wrote:
[number!]
RPT> Where is it? Or it does not exist?
A NUMBER! is an INTEGER! or a DECIMAL!. (It's a pseudo-datatype,
like ANY-BLOCK! etc.)
BTW,
>> pick [1 2 3] 2.2
== 2
which shows some series functions actually work with decimals.
Hey RT, check this out !
REBOL/View 1.2.5.3.1 6-May-2002
>> images: reduce [make image! 2x2 make image! 3x3]
== [make image! [2x2 #{}] make image! [3x3 #{
00}]]
>> length? images
== 2
>> layout [image images/1]
>> length
Thanks to all of you.
Ok, I have:
- Windows 2000
- Linux
Ok, anyone who wants to help me on:
- Amiga, Mac, BSD or any other platform
than Windows 2000 or Linux, run this script and report the results:
print reform [join "REBOL/" system/product system/version system/build/d
Hi Volker,
On Friday, May 17, 2002, 9:49:04 PM, you wrote:
VN> Well, make knows the numbers of words to allocate.
But then, why binding before actually adding the new words?
VN> i think one problem with general ability is, one can not move context in
VN> memory without confusing all reference
on Solaris
REBOL/Core 2.5.0.10.1 23-Mar-2001
Copyright 2000-2001 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
>> do %anton-test.r
make object! [
code: 305
type: 'script
id: 'invalid-arg
arg1: 'status-change-date
arg2: none
arg3: none
near: [set-modes file compose [
Hi Anton,
I forgot to tell you the results I sent were on linux.
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
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