First off, my thanks to everyone demonstrating The Way Things Work. I don't
get to work in REBOL all that much anymore, so what knowledge I had of it has
dwindled, and I find myself looking at older code of my own and thinking, "Why
did I do that? It works, but *how* does it work?"
> cha
Cool! At last! ;)
>> do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/demo/demo-series.r
connecting to: www.lexicon.net
** Script Error: This script needs view or better to function correctly
** Near: do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/demo/demo-series.r
>>
I think I'm going to save any further
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From: "Gabriele Santilli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Charles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 4:43 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Newbie Q: Cropping text
> Hi Charles,
>
> On Monday, July 08, 2002, 5:56:12 AM, you wrote:
>
> C>For instance, in C, I would
FAH!! My apologies for the previous post, wherein no text was added :/
> >> !=: get first [ <> ]
> >> 1 != 2
> == true
>
> Adapt REBOL to yourself... :-)
Yeahbut, if you do that too often, your code won't be portable, unless you
include your custom definitions in every script you submit, o
It turns out that remove system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs messes up
request-file.
Is there a way to keep get the caret positiopn whenever any key is pressed?
I used the following to get the caret position when I press Escape.
key #"^[" [pos: copy system/view/caret]
I can then make
Hi Guys,
I have a problem with my email client if I save an email that is addressed
to multiple users andd then reload it in using import-email the to field only
gets set with a single user.
I have isolated the code to the following
rebol []
; Make the Header
lv-hdr: make system/standard/e
I'm back.
Andrew Martin
There's no escaping the Rebolution! :)
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> REBOL does need a certain level of popularity though else there won't be
enough
> people who know how to program it to go around.
What, not enough RTCE type folks around? ;) Seriously though, the
difference between a technology that people *want* to learn despite lack of
commercial use compare
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Ok... I understand. But you could admit this is another problem and the
difference from Open Source projects and closed-projects. Ok, RT has to gain
money to survive, but they survive even there are persons like me that buy
their products, I spend much time in my company to convince my boss & co.
Hi Gregg,
> Now, the other question is, does ctx-prefs get turned into an object
> automatically, and what causes that? I tried a couple quick tests, but it
> stayed a block. It's easy enough to make an object from the spec, but I'm
> sure you shouldn't have to.
This is where become an object:
Hi Abel
Am Montag, 8. Juli 2002 18:45 schrieb Abdel Belkasri:
> I installed REBOL IOS, as described in the help files, on Linux box that
> runs apache. It passes all the test. In fact I was able to connect to the
> IOS from my Win XP box using Rebol-link. I was also able to create accounts
> fo
Hi Charles,
<<
> Sorry about that. The risk of quick hacking and not testing on anything
> other than my current environment.
Hey Greg. Aren't you the one who came to my aid earlier and said people
should include some rudimentary version checking and declaring? ;) Heh.
>>
Probably. :) What
Note to self:
Proffredd befour hittyng sind!
Joel Neely wrote:
>
>
> b: make block! NN: (length? a) - 2
> c: a
> loop NN [append b (first c) + (second c) + (third c) / 3.0]
>
Should have read
b: make block! NN: (length? a) - 2
c: a
loop NN [
append b (first c
Hi, Alexander,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Now, a concrete question to round off with; does anybody
> know of any really good tutorials (or somesuch)? I find the
> original examples from the rebol.com site fair enough, but they
> are so simple that they are of little practical value. Does there
Hi Jason, et al
<<...My impression is that the company is very small and really stretched to
their human resource limits. So even if they are able to monitor the
discussions
on the list list, it seems they have not the time to post/feedback. And of
course direct public posting would entail furthe
Thanks Romano!
My object browser's sliders sometimes make it hard to get to every item in
the list (if it's a long list like system/words), so I missed ctx-prefs.
Now, the other question is, does ctx-prefs get turned into an object
automatically, and what causes that? I tried a couple quick test
I installed REBOL IOS, as described in the help files, on Linux box that
runs apache. It passes all the test. In fact I was able to connect to the
IOS from my Win XP box using Rebol-link. I was also able to create accounts
for my colleagues, they were also successful to connect to the IOS. Sudd
Hi people,
Joel wrote:
> Learning to think differently takes work and time, but the
> rewards are definitely there (speaking from personal experience)!
Thanks for sharing those thoughts, Joel. Very true stuff.
I'm a newbie to Rebol myself, trying to grasp its methods and
functions, and I - as
>But can someone, in Rebol team (administration, Carl!, etc...) tell us
>what do you think about all these ideas?
Hi Alessandro--
You raise interesting and important points. And the topic seems to come up
pretty regularly, in fact seems to me that every REBOL user goes through a cycle
of Love,
Hi, Charles,
You've already gotten specific answers from other folks (INDEX?,
AT, HEAD, etc...) so please allow me to wax philosophical for a
moment or two.
Charles wrote:
>
> For instance, in C, I would have something like int idx; wherein
> I could use array[idx]; and move around by increasin
But can someone, in Rebol team (administration, Carl!, etc...) tell us
what do you think about all these ideas?
Regards
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Charles:
>Still, I like to know where REBOL is, or thinks it is. I like to be
able
> to
> have some sort of index instantly available to me like that. Yes, I know,
I
> can use pick series 3, but when I use 'next and 'skip and whatnot I get
> lost.
You can also use a more explicit
On 08-Jul-02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I only see one problem here: how would the player be different
>> from /View?
>>
>> Regards,
>>Gabriele.
> Good question! Some answers could be: player has not a true console
> (I cannot directly type commands). Rebol interactive console is a
>
There is also 'at, to set the position:
a: ["a" "b" "c"]
a: at a 2 ; also try negative values
a ; == ["b" "c"]
a: head a ; == ["a" "b" "c"]
Anton.
> > Does REBOL think it's at the first value, the second, the third, etc?
> How can I find out?
>
> >> a: ["a" "b"
Hi Charles,
> > > Personally, I have a hard time working with
> > > series! with next and skip and tail and so forth.
> > > A pointer to a list element which I cannot see irritates me.
> >
> > I don't understand what you mean. That is, what do mean by see?
>For instance, in C, I would have so
Hi Charles,
On Monday, July 08, 2002, 5:56:12 AM, you wrote:
C>For instance, in C, I would have something like int idx; wherein I could use
C> array[idx]; and move around by increasing and decreasing the index marker. How
idx: 3
series/:idx
C> can I optically see where 'next will
> player has not a true console (I
>cannot directly type commands). Rebol interactive console is a powerful
>instrument to create/debug programs. I could have a Rebol version where
>I can create text-based software, but I cannot directly use it to
>interact with Rebol (typeing Rebol command, or w
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