Hi,
sometimes I talk to rebollers (or they do talk to me:-), and I can
notice some thigns are a bit diffucult to do in Rebol. As I can see all
those POST method scripts here, I have to ask - RT is now open to
changes, some of you guys are pretty well skilled in Rebol - could
something be done
Gerard Cote wrote:
>Hi Ed,
>
>You wrote :
>
>>>Phil Bevan's GUI mail app is the most complete I've seen, but I don't know
>>>what support it has for command line use.
>>>
>>Where can it be found? I'd like to take a look at it.
>>
>
>You can get it directly with or without the HTML doc from its PH
Give them the LSD and they might know both
On Mon, 26 Aug 2002, Sabin
Densmore wrote:
> > ;; If the Windows are too small, open the door and walk outside!
> Neat :)
>
> That's fine for me, but what about joe user that doesn't know BSD from
> LSD? ;)
>
> sd
>
>
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Ed Dana wrote:
> Gabriele Santilli wrote:
>
>> Look, there seems to be a ">" before the Wait. Maybe you sent a
>> quoted message to it?
>>
> Damn it, Gabriele! :) I think you are on to something. I remember
> forwarding some messages to the mailbox, that may have been one of
> them (but I'm not
Hi Rebolers,
After reading myself for somthing about Watson, I asked "But what is Watson ?"
I found the answer looking at OSNEWS.COM and doing a search for it:
The best explanation I got relies me to this site:
http://www.karelia.com/watson/
HTH thos who, like me didn't know anything about Wa
On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 07:19:45PM +0200, Gabriele Santilli wrote:
> Hi Joel,
>
> On Monday, August 26, 2002, 5:49:18 PM, you wrote:
>
> JN> Mac files are usually exchanged across the 'Net using a tool such
> JN> as Stuffit, which creates a single data file containing all of the
> JN> necessary
Hello jose,
Wednesday, August 21, 2002, 1:36:23 AM, you wrote:
j> Any ideas on how to protect a copyrighted image from
j> web stealing ?
j> Can I embed the image in Flash via the Rebol/Flash
j> dialect and ensure the images can not be copied by web
j> users ?
If you do that, users will not be
Hi, Petr,
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>
> uh, who's talking OsX here? :-) I am talking MacOS, which
> could be emulated on Amiga even faster than it ran on its
> own hw :-)
>
I'm a computing scientist, not an archaeologist! ;-)
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> uh, who's talking OsX here? :-) I am talking MacOS, which could be
> emulated on Amiga even faster than it ran on its own hw :-)
Mac OS Classic, though, has a Rebol/View version for it. I'm on OS X.
The *swtest* OS evah :)
sd
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Hello rebol-list,
this mail should be adressed to the Feedback, but maybe some clever
guy will know some way how to make event transparent face, so the
button in this example will be working even bellow the red box:
view layout [
button "my button" 100 [print now]
at 80x0 bo
Hi, Gabriele,
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
>
> JN> Mac files are usually exchanged across the 'Net using a tool
> JN> such as Stuffit, which creates a single data file containing
> JN> all of the necessary components:
>
And, of course, before Stuffit there was BinHex...
>
> So it's not a big de
> > So how about doing a Corewars simulator in Rebol? Anyone interested?
> > Robert
>
> I'd be interested, though I'm not sure I've much time for the coding.
> Definately up as a beta-tester though.
That's pretty what I have been thinking of!
Here's my first attempt:
http://akson.sgh.waw.pl
But you can! (Remember, think Unix!)
Start your script file with
#!/usr/local/bin/rebol -sq
then chmod the file to +x and it will run directly from the command
line. (Of course, the above path should be modified to reflect the
actual location of REBOL on your particular box...)
-jn-
T
Joel Neely wrote:
>>Its BIG weakness of MacOS in fact, which is known to be even
>>more hybrid, than Windows (sorry Joel ;-)
>>
>>
>>
>
>"Hybrid"?? BSD *nix running on top of a Mach kernel with a
>GUI front end. Sounds like the kind of hybrid that creates a
>robust new species to me... ;-
> ;; If the Windows are too small, open the door and walk outside!
Neat :)
That's fine for me, but what about joe user that doesn't know BSD from
LSD? ;)
sd
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Hi Joel,
On Monday, August 26, 2002, 5:49:18 PM, you wrote:
JN> Mac files are usually exchanged across the 'Net using a tool such
JN> as Stuffit, which creates a single data file containing all of the
JN> necessary components:
So it's not a big deal, as long as you --- the developer --- can
t
Hi, Petr and Sabin,
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>
> Sabin Densmore wrote:
>
> >> ... but I believe that Sabin is referring to the fact that
> >> a Mac user normally doesn't start an application and then
> >> open a file within that application, but simply double-
> >> clicks on a document...
> >
> >
Hi, Gabriele,
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
>
> What happens when you download a file from the Internet?
>
Mac files are usually exchanged across the 'Net using a tool such
as Stuffit, which creates a single data file containing all of the
necessary components:
1) data fork
2) resource fork
3) cre
I don't think it would be a problem for the
baysian algorithm, as it would still get tell-tale
signs from the headers.
Anton.
> I've been getting spam email that's encrypted? and only decrypts? in my
> email program. This kind of spam could be a problem.
> Andrew Martin
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Hi Joel,
On Monday, August 26, 2002, 2:41:08 PM, you wrote:
JN> MacOS mechanism. With MacOS, the directory entry of each file
JN> has two attributes "creator" and "file type" which are normally
JN> set by the application that creates the file. The "creator"
What happens when you download a fi
Sabin Densmore wrote:
>> ... but I believe that Sabin is referring to the fact that a Mac
>> user normally doesn't start an application and then open a file
>> within that application, but simply double-clicks on a document
>> (file) and the appropriate application is automatically launched
>> an
Hi Sabin,
On Monday, August 26, 2002, 3:22:16 AM, you wrote:
SD> The trouble I've found -- this weekend trying to automate some file
SD> handling tasks on my iMac -- is that Rebol is not native to each OS. An
SD> instance of Rebol has to be running in order to execute the .r
SD> scripts -- or
woohoo :-)
I am delighted to see things are really heating up thanks to Jabber
Dave Winer and DJAdams got it together a few days ago..
and we all gain by that kind of creative party.
http://www.scripting.com/images/j2b.gif
follow the "Jabber" and RPC blogger snips in these pages..
http://scr
> ... but I believe that Sabin is referring to the fact that a Mac
> user normally doesn't start an application and then open a file
> within that application, but simply double-clicks on a document
> (file) and the appropriate application is automatically launched
> and the file is loaded (or run
I think he is asking simply for an icon one can double clikc to launch a rebol
app
./Jason
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Joel Neely wrote:
>Hi, Andrew,
>
>Andrew Martin wrote:
>
>
>>There has to be an association in the operating system between
>>files with the extension ".r" and the Rebol interpreter.
>>
>>
>>
>
>No. You're describing the Visual CP/M method, not the standard
>MacOS mechanism. With MacOS, t
http://www.theoretic.com/?JabberSMTP
{ JabberSMTP is a single [Perl5] script for bi-directional translation between
email and Jabber messages. It acts as a simple MTA and can occupy port 25,
although there are ways around that if you don't have root access. Using
JabberSMTP, a Jabber user can rec
Hi Ed,
You wrote :
> >Phil Bevan's GUI mail app is the most complete I've seen, but I don't know
> >what support it has for command line use.
> >
> Where can it be found? I'd like to take a look at it.
>
You can get it directly with or without the HTML doc from its PHILB folder in the
USERS s
Hi, Andrew,
Andrew Martin wrote:
>
> There has to be an association in the operating system between
> files with the extension ".r" and the Rebol interpreter.
>
No. You're describing the Visual CP/M method, not the standard
MacOS mechanism. With MacOS, the directory entry of each file
has two
Hi, Petr,
Sabin can correct me if I misunderstood ...
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>
> Sabin Densmore wrote:
>
> > An instance of Rebol has to be running in order to execute the
> > .r scripts -- or am I missing something?
> >
> > I ended up using Applescript, because it would run on double-
> > clic
From: "Ed Dana"
> Gregg Irwin wrote:
> >Phil Bevan's GUI mail app is the most complete I've seen, but I don't
know
> >what support it has for command line use.
> >
> Where can it be found? I'd like to take a look at it.
REBOL/View -> Desktop -> Sites -> PhilB -> EmailClient
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Brett wrote:
> ...the problem is any change in the tokenising process could stuff up the
data. So it makes sense to work on making the tokenising process stable,
perhaps more intelligent (and fast) and then to record the tokensing method
with the hash information.
I've been getting spam email tha
> << I ran it on a small set of spam and good emails - and it worked
> beautifully until I realised that my logic was different to Paul's. :^)
> Then I fixed it and it didn't work so good :^( >>
>
> I hope the broken one, that worked better, is still available for
> comparison. :)
The broken prog
> I get over 50 spam a day. do you want me to send them to
> you :)
Eeek! That's very generous of you Graham ;^)
Still it could be worthwhile collecting them for a bit and then zipping them
as attachment to me.
> Where are you storing the hash tables?
At present my little prototype is not sto
Boleslav Brezovsky wrote:
>>... just kidding ... I think that they think of many things. But -
>>everything is about priorities I think. However - they sell IOS. IF
>>
>>
>they
>
>
>>want to sell to non English speaking areas, the right aproach to
>>localisation is needed. And no, sorry,
> > REBOL 0.1.0.1 TM & (C) Carl Sassenrath 1997, All Rights Reserved
>
Hi,
0.1.0.*1* means that it's the Amiga version (AFAIK REBOL was only available to the
Amiga platform at that time, shortly followed by windoze).
As Graham suggests in the list, a public archive of the old alpha, pre-betas
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