Has anyone improved rebocalc.r to make it so you can save your work?
Louis
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Hi Ladislav,
>I appreciate you repaired SAME? which is not
> crashing the interpreter AFAICT.
What do you means?
This always crash on my View 1.2.8.3.1:
insert/only a: [] a
insert/only b: [] b
same? a b
> a: func [x] [2]
> a a: 1 ; == 1
>
> My POV is, that the correct result should b
> These words are part of global context. The processing of LOADing them
gives
> them this context by default. Same as using
>
>LOAD "btn green"
Doh! load was the answer I was looking for ... I overlooked that as I tend
to think of load in terms of files rather than strings. ;)
Regards,
To-word in this case is setting the word in the global context as well.
Regards,
Brett.
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>
> > why a fails and b works
>
> That should
Hi Ashley,
> Anyone care to explain why a fails and b works even though they are
> [apparently] identical?
Same words - different (or missing context).
> >> a: [btn green]
> == [btn green]
These words are part of global context. The processing of LOADing them gives
them this context by default
> why a fails and b works
That should be "b" fails and "a" works.
Note also that the following function works:
to-blk: function [string] [blk] [
blk: copy []
foreach token parse string "" [append blk to-word token]
return blk
]
>> c: to-blk "btn green"
== [btn green]
>> view l
Anyone care to explain why a fails and b works even though they are
[apparently] identical?
>> a: [btn green]
== [btn green]
>> b: to-block "btn green"
== [btn green]
>> a = b
== true
>> view layout a
>> view layout b
** Script Error: green word has no context
** Where: do-facets
** Near: green
Hello Cyphre,
Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 6:29:44 PM, you wrote:
C> Hi Norman,
C> I have a solution for saving images in JPG format from Rebol but this need
C> /Pro version. If you are still interested just contact me directly.
C> regards,
C> Cyphre
everybody is interested I think, I was askin
Hello rebol-list,
after one year I've made style version of my ANSI test field (I was
using it in R-Mud)
the style is here:
LOAD-THRU/UPDATE http://oldes.multimedia.cz/styles/ansi-field.r
example is here:
do load-thru http://oldes.multimedia.cz/examples/ansi-field.r
(because of us
Hello Philippe,
Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 9:09:26 PM, you wrote:
PO> Someone has an idea how to "print" in different colors on the prompt of the
PO> view' console ??
Install Linux or Beos (they have ANSI terminals not like M$) or buy
Amiga - probably supports ANSI colors as well and try to run
Hi Gabriele,
At 03:31 PM 8/13/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi Louis,
>
>On Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 2:27:04 PM, you wrote:
>
>LAT> PS Seems to me there should be an objects refinement for unique.
>
>No, actually you need to use the /SKIP refinement for SORT and
>UNIQUE, because you don't have j
Someone has an idea how to "print" in different colors on the prompt of the
view' console ??
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Subject: [REBOL] Console and color
> Is it possible to print in d
Hi Hallvard,
No problem,
still interesting to look at ;-)
Thanks for the effort,
(R)egards,
Norman.
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Hi Norman,
I have a solution for saving images in JPG format from Rebol but this need
/Pro version. If you are still interested just contact me directly.
regards,
Cyphre
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Hello Philippe,
Monday, August 12, 2002, 11:06:37 PM, you wrote:
PO> Is it possible to print in different colors on the console's line ? If yes,
PO> how to ? Has Someone already wrote a code for that ?
PO> PHilippe
In windows no in Unix with ANSI terminal yes... just use ANSI
escape seque
Oh, I'm sorry. I took a look at it, and its not WBMPs I'm converting in the script,
it's OTA bitmaps ("Over The Air" bitmaps, i.e. the operator logos one may get for
cellular phones).
And in the other end, it's not JPGs I make, but GIFs. So the script is nothing of the
sort you were looking fo
Hi Anton,
<< How do you make a routine given a declaration like this?: >>
Zap me a direct mail if you don't get a response on this. Busy at the
moment, but give me a reminder in a couple days if you need to. I think
pre-filling the strings is probably your issue. I.e. they need to be.
--Gregg
Hi Andrew:
I wonder how you do this when you have a block
variable:
new-block: compose/deep [
[(block-var)]]
append x new-block
What am I missing ?
Thanks
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Hi, Stéphane,
From: "DIDIERJEAN Stéphane (CMG)"
> Thank you for all the help I got, I solve my
> problem with the solution of scott, I pass
> the username and password in the URL,
Glad it worked.
> it's not very secure but it works fine.
The http scheme encodes the username and password. Whil
Hi Louis,
On Tuesday, August 13, 2002, 2:27:04 PM, you wrote:
LAT> PS Seems to me there should be an objects refinement for unique.
No, actually you need to use the /SKIP refinement for SORT and
UNIQUE, because you don't have just objects, but also string keys
in your block, and the order
Hi Stéphane,
1) SYSTEM/OPTIONS/CGI is used when your REBOL script is running as CGI on
the server
[quand CGI utilise le program REBOL - sur le serveur].
2) This is for REBOL acting as a client
[quand REBOL est le client]:
Example:
read http://username:password@hostname/cgi/
You
Thank you for all the help I got, I solve my problem with the solution of
scott, I pass the username and password in the URL, it's not very secure but
it works fine.
By the way It doesn't seem to be a http refinement in system/options, so I
canno't test this solution.
Thanks
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Hi Gregg,
At 08:47 PM 8/13/2002 +1200, you wrote:
>Thought a bit more about it Louis, and as third returns an object's
>block, (or at least simple objects, anyway), using third instead of
>mold would be a bit more efficient, though you'd still have to
>convert the blocks back to objects afterwar
From the docs:
8.5. Acting Like a Browser
Normally, REBOL identifies itself to a server when it reads from a Web
site. However, some servers are programmed to respond to particular
browsers only. If a request to a server does not produce the correct Web
page, you can change the request to mak
Hello, it's easy.
Try following:
>> pic1/size
== 1395x1429
bye, bolek
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To: Rebol
Subject: [REBOL] How to get size of image?
Hi,
how can I get the size of an image? If I do
Hi,
how can I get the size of an image? If I do a load-image %image I get
something like the following:
>> pic1: load-image %sdkurier020605.png
== make image! [1395x1429 #{
F...
I think this
I can't test this but there is a way to
advertise that rebol is in fact Internet Explorer.
(rebol spoofing as internet explorer).
I am sure I saw someone on this list show how to
do it, so you can search escribe rebol mail archive
to find it. Sorry I can't help more, I must go.
Anton.
> I read t
From: "DIDIERJEAN Stéphane (CMG)"
> This is when my rebol script on a PC
> try to access a CGI script, the apache
> server want a user and password for
> secure reason. When internet explorer
> try to access a cgi script for the first
> time a popup windows appears where
> the user can enter the
I read this already but the probleme is not on the server parts.
This is when my rebol script on a PC try to access a CGI script, the apache
server want a user and password for secure reason. When internet explorer
try to access a cgi script for the first time a popup windows appears where
the us
On 13-Aug-02, Louis A. Turk wrote:
> Hi Gregg,
> At 11:59 PM 8/12/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>> Hi Louis,
>>
>> << Does unique not work with objects? >>
>>
>> I think not.
> I just did some testing, and you are right. Disappointing! Well
> then, how does one make a unique function that will work
On 13-Aug-02, Gregg Irwin wrote:
> Hi Louis,
> << Does unique not work with objects? >>
> I think not.
Well, it sort of does. For instance this...
>> unique reduce [make object! [a: 10] make object! [a: 10]]
== [
make object! [
a: 10
]
make object! [
a: 10
]
Hi
I have tested it and it worked fine for me.
One suggestion. May be it could prompt before going one level up.
Patrick
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Download a w
Hi Gregg,
At 11:59 PM 8/12/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Louis,
>
><< Does unique not work with objects? >>
>
>I think not.
I just did some testing, and you are right. Disappointing! Well then,
how does one make a unique function that will work with objects? Has
someone already done this?
L
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