Hi,
The other suggestions will probably bring you to realise this, but I
wanted to make it a little more obvious...
When attempting to catch an error and disarm it for your own error handling
scheme you will find that using 'set/any is needed rather than a set-word
for maximum strength error
* Brett Handley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020830 05:58]:
> > Once you opt for an ActiveX inclusive solution you may as well really
> enjoy a
> > modern Flash format for all its virtues.
>
> I agree with you, but it Tim's call he has the need. For me the excercise
> has been informative. :^)
Hi Guy
On 31-Aug-02, Robert M. Muench wrote:
> Hi, I'm sure this is again one of those things where I'm just not
> smart enough... I would expect 'true instead of 'false with this
> code:
>>> test: [type contact/company]
> == [type contact/company]
>>> text: "contact_company"
> == "contact_company"
>>>
On 31-Aug-02, Cyphre wrote:
> Hi Carl, Francesco and all,
> for those who are using more than 1 year old version of Rebol/View
There's newer versions that work on more than two platforms? (;
> I
> made a quick patched version of the game. You can run it here: do
> http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/p
> Earlier, I looked at documentation about this "problem," and it was not to
> be a particular problem with earlier versions of Apache. On a lark, I
> decided to try the proposed fixes, which meant doing two things. Change
the
> name of the script to begin with "nph-" meaning non-parsed-headers
On 31-Aug-02, jose wrote:
> How can I build a tool to design cool text-based logos
> ?
> I've used GIMP and it does the job but wouldn't rebol
> excel at this, even more than GIMP ?
> What font types are available to load and manipulate ?
The default fonts, 'font-fixed, 'font-serif and 'font-sa
Hi Scott,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 8:40:07 PM, you wrote:
GSJ> Then out of no where it occurred to me that you are using the Beta!!! When
GSJ> I fire up the /Core Beta, your script runs fine. Now, I wonder what
GSJ> changed???
Paths are evaluated less aggressively in the beta.
Regards,
Hi Anton,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 8:45:44 PM, you wrote:
A> That's interesting - if you clear that
A> wait-list, windows no longer respond to
A> user interface events - mouse-clicks etc.
Yup, because DO-EVENTS is just WAIT [], so if you remove the event
port from the wait list the event p
> Brett wrote:
> > The problem I think is that my REBOL script
> > does not send any data to the browser until it
> > quits. I've tried setting the mode of the output
> > port to no-wait, but no change. Can someone
> > solve this?
From: "Andrew Martin"
> I believe that web servers collect all the
Brett wrote:
> The problem I think is that my REBOL script does not send any data to the
browser until it quits. I've tried setting the mode of the output port to
no-wait, but no change. Can someone solve this?
I believe that web servers collect all the output of a CGI program, parse
the output,
jose wrote:
> Do you consider that your Values functions are in to the higher
documentation standard ? To me, that is the basic way to document proposed
by rebol and more than enough (in fact more than basic, because you include
Example in many headers and I recall RT has separate files with more
From: "Gerard Cote"
> In a similar way, I am also currently working - shen
> free time is left - to find a way to fork a PHP or
> PERL script that could launch a REBOL engine for
> doing CGI on ISPs HOSTs that don't want to support
> REBOL CGI with their APACHE Web server. My
> own Linux based ISP
Hey Scott,
<< Then out of no where it occurred to me that you are using the Beta!!!
When
I fire up the /Core Beta, your script runs fine. Now, I wonder what
changed??? >>
Aaaa! Dang. You know, I've been using it for so long now that I *very*
rarely go back and test these quickie things, whi
<< ViewRef ? Do you mean Ref-Words ? >>
Yes. Sorry.
<< Different objectives. I've checked Volker's snippet's viewer and it's
great.>>
Volker always comes up with cool, useful stuff.
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That's interesting - if you clear that
wait-list, windows no longer respond to
user interface events - mouse-clicks etc.
Anton.
> insert tail system/ports/wait-list port
> ; and your port will be automatically "waited" every time
> ; you call WAIT, i.e. also when you show a window; t
Hi Jason,
You wrote:
I can see you are fired up about something potent, modular, edu-oriented and
rebolistic.
> Please can you try to explain in a couple of paragraphs your main idea.
>
I hope nothing less than to do one of these 2 things :
1) permit collaboration with some existing eLearning
Hi, Gregg,
From: "Gregg Irwin"
> Sorry I didn't provide a usage
> example. Let me know if the
> following example helps.
> >> (select test 'type) = path-from-dlm-string text "_"
> == true
That was what I was doing. Even with a fresh REBOL session, I get:
>> (select test 'type) = path-from-d
How can I build a tool to design cool text-based logos
?
I've used GIMP and it does the job but wouldn't rebol
excel at this, even more than GIMP ?
What font types are available to load and manipulate ?
Can anybody point to some examples ?
Thanks
_
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Behalf Of Gregg Irwin
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 6:47 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: Comparing path!
> When you do to-path on the string, it doesn't parse the
> string and create a p
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Behalf Of Gabriele Santilli
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 7:53 PM
> To: Robert M. Muench
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: Comparing path!
> TO-PATH is not doing what you expect it to do (maybe this
> is a bug, w
> I think a good starting point for this would be
> something like ViewRef. Not
> that HTML or PDF aren't good, but the "active
> documents" that REBOL is so
> good at (EasyVID, etc.), are head and shoulders
> above them IMO. I have some
> tool ideas along those lines, but haven't had time
> to pu
Hi Robert,
You wrote :
> Hi, might be the message was to cryptic... I didn't got in the first
> reading.
-- Gerard -
You are completely right Robert, since I have some difficulty to cope with my English,
I often have to take long and winding roads
to express my idea
LOAD! DOH! See, I *knew* there was an eaiser way. :)
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<< I couldn't get Gregg's to work; maybe I misunderstand its use; maybe I'm
not reading carefully enough again! Very common theme...>>
Sorry I didn't provide a usage example. Let me know if the following example
helps.
--Gregg
>> path-from-dlm-string: func [string dlm /loc
Hi RebOldes,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 11:40:54 AM, you wrote:
R> does anybody know what's the system/ports/echo ? (it's set to none)
>> help echo
USAGE:
ECHO target
DESCRIPTION:
Copies console output to a file.
ECHO is a function value.
ARGUMENTS:
target -- (Type: file
Hi Andreas,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 7:22:32 PM, you wrote:
AB> When you store some REBOL code into a vanilla snip, look out for {}'s
AB> in the original code, as these are valid string delimiters in REBOL
AB> but special characters in vanilla.
BTW Andres and Chris, what about using somethi
Ok, so this does essentially the same,
but it does it in place and doesn't use any
extra words:
(select test 'type) =
to-path foreach str parse text "_" [append [] to-word str]
except for 'str, which is tucked away safely in
the foreach's context.
Anton.
> << I'm sure this is a
Hi Robert,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 6:21:02 PM, you wrote:
>>> (select test 'type) = (to-path replace text "_" "/")
TO-PATH is not doing what you expect it to do (maybe this is a
bug, what do others think?); use LOAD instead.
>> p: 'a/b/c/d
== a/b/c/d
>> p/1
== a
>> p/2
== b
>> p/3
== c
Hi Andy,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 6:05:37 PM, you wrote:
AF> hate polling :-) ) Is there any way to set rebol up to trigger a call
AF> to a routine automatically if any characters are received at the port ?
You bet. :-)
port: open tcp://etc.
port/awake: func [port] [
; thi
Hi Oldes,
<< does anybody know what's the system/ports/echo ? (it's set to none) >>
If you say:
echo %my-file.txt
output to the console will be echoed to the file. Then you can say:
echo none
to turn it off. Handy for catching the output of PROBE or SOURCE.
--Gregg
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When you store some REBOL code into a vanilla snip, look out for {}'s
in the original code, as these are valid string delimiters in REBOL
but special characters in vanilla.
Use my original code as posted on the mailing list as you've one of
these "escpaing mist
From: "RebOldes"
> does anybody know what's the system/ports/echo ? (it's set to none)
Hi, Oldes,
Looks like it is currently used in the echo command:
>> source echo
echo: func [
"Copies console output to a file."
[catch]
target [file! none!]
][
if port? system/ports/echo [
Hi, Robert,
From: "Robert M. Muench"
> Hi, I'm sure this is again one of those things where I'm just not smart
> enough... I would expect 'true instead of 'false with this code:
>
> >> test: [type contact/company]
> == [type contact/company]
> >> text: "contact_company"
> == "contact_company"
> >
Hello rebol-list,
does anybody know what's the system/ports/echo ? (it's set to none)
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Hello Andrew,
Monday, August 26, 2002, 7:22:59 AM, you wrote:
AM> Just thinking out loud.
AM> What about an automatic language translation of Rebol code? With a language
AM> field set in the header of the script? Like:
AM> Rebol [
AM> Name: 'Test
AM> Language: 'English; Could be Cz
Hi Andy,
<< Let's say I'm waiting on a tcp port for a character string. Currently,
in my clock update feel, I'm checking if there are any characters
available on the port. This works pretty well, but isn't elegant. (I
hate polling :-) ) Is there any way to set rebol up to trigger a call
to a
Hi Robert,
<< I'm sure this is again one of those things where I'm just not smart
enough... I would expect 'true instead of 'false with this code:
>> test: [type contact/company]
== [type contact/company]
>> text: "contact_company"
== "contact_company"
>> (select test 'type) = (to-path replace t
Hi Scott,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, 11:26:13 AM, you wrote:
>> I am still a bit confused by this thread.
GSJ> Me too! ;-)
I think Tim is trying to send a sequence of jpeg images to the
browser, so that it looks like a video. (I wonder, wouldn't
sending a video be simpler?)
GSJ>
Hi, I'm sure this is again one of those things where I'm just not smart
enough... I would expect 'true instead of 'false with this code:
>> test: [type contact/company]
== [type contact/company]
>> text: "contact_company"
== "contact_company"
>> (select test 'type) = (to-path replace text "_" "/
Well, this list has been great so far :-) The interface and my
understanding of the tricks available in rebol are both growing :-)
Let me ask another question, then...
Let's say I'm waiting on a tcp port for a character string. Currently,
in my clock update feel, I'm checking if there are an
Hi Jose,
<< think of learning rebol core but not having a list of the functions >>
I think a good starting point for this would be something like ViewRef. Not
that HTML or PDF aren't good, but the "active documents" that REBOL is so
good at (EasyVID, etc.), are head and shoulders above them IMO.
Hi, Brett
From: "Brett Handley"
> ... I hoped my little test script would
> display a number of iterations corresponding to
> it waiting for each stream output from the server,
> but it only gives one - at the end. Which is my clue
> to REBOL not delivering the goods until it quits. ...
Apparent
> I've just released one old 8-bit Atari classic game "PLANETARY DEFENSE". The
> original game was written in 1984 by two great programmers:
That's truly a great game (and one of the many Atari games I haven't
know before ;-)! Thank you very much, Cyphre.
> PS: Tom Hudson is responsible for the
first link make-autodoc.zip seems is broken
second is OK
thanks
--- Francesco De Napoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: >
Hello jose
>
> On 30-Ago-02, jose wrote:
> > Has anybody modified rebdoc to document the
> functions
> > in a set of scripts, either in HTML or even better
> PDF
>
> I'm wor
Hi Carl, Francesco and all,
for those who are using more than 1 year old version of Rebol/View I made a
quick patched version of the game. You can run it here: do
http://www.rebol.cz/~cyphre/pdefense2.r
This version should work on both View 1.2 and any further betaversion...let
me know if there
> I believe the objective is to "stream" a series of images to the browser
> from a server (original source a web cam).
>
> The multipart/x-mixed-replace is a way to deliver to the browser multiple
> versions of the "same" image so that the browser should replace the image
> when it receives the n
> Once you opt for an ActiveX inclusive solution you may as well really
enjoy a
> modern Flash format for all its virtues.
I agree with you, but it Tim's call he has the need. For me the excercise
has been informative. :^)
Regards,
Brett.
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Hi Scott,
I tried the shutdown and restart Apache thingy too, but it didn't give me
the streaming effect. I posted the script with a wait of 1 second but I
should have made it about 4 to 5. I hoped my little test script would
display a number of iterations corresponding to it waiting for each str
Hello Carl
On 30-Ago-02, Carl Read wrote:
> ** Script Error: as-pair has no value
> ** Where: view
> ** Near: f/offset: as-pair f/x f/y
> f/changes:
>
> Someone not tested it on a non-beta View perhaps? (;
I got the same error on
REBOL/View 1.2.1.1.1 21-Jun-2001 for AmigaOS
REBOL/View 1.2.1
Hi Gerard
Thanks for a lot of interesting links.
hmm.. I can see you are fired up about something potent, modular, edu-oriented
and rebolistic.
Please can you try to explain in a couple of paragraphs your main idea.
thanks
./Jason
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Andreas, you kindly posted a multipart/form-data script for uploading files via
HTTP with some instructions in a later email. Alas I am struggling still to get
HTTP upload working smoothly in REBOL.
Your solution is now __almost__ working for me.
But man I feel so dumb :-(
Some simple basic cgi o
Ashley,
We have a handy program that we use for building REBOL distributions. It's
a sort of REBOL preprocessor. In addition to include files, it also allows
you to write macro functions in REBOL. For instance, if you want to auto
update your version number, it can do that.
I'll take a few minut
Hello jose
On 30-Ago-02, jose wrote:
> Has anybody modified rebdoc to document the functions
> in a set of scripts, either in HTML or even better PDF
I'm working on something similar.
http://members.xoom.it/amigazette/rebol/make-autodoc.zip
Now it support only HTML output, but I will add PDF o
From: "Brett Handley"
> The problem I think is that my REBOL script does not send any data to the
> browser until it quits. I've tried setting the mode of the output port to
> no-wait, but no change. Can someone solve this?
At first, I was trying to get around reconstituting the gif's, but I cr
On 30-Aug-02, G. Scott Jones wrote:
> From: "Carl Read"
>
>> However, if you did understand the function fully and it doesn't
>> actually need to know event is an event!, then I can't see any
>> reason why you shouldn't do this. ie...
>> e: event
>> event: reduce [e/1 e/2 e/3 e/4 e/5 e/6 e/7 e/8
> If there are any further questions, I would be happy to shed further
> confusion. ;-)
My turn... :^)
I believe the objective is to "stream" a series of images to the browser
from a server (original source a web cam).
The multipart/x-mixed-replace is a way to deliver to the browser multiple
Type:
usage
at the rebol console to see a reference on
command line switches.
Anton.
> Try using the command line option for security.
>
> e.g For my local Apache installation on NT I use:
>
> #!e:/program files/rebol/core/rebol -cs
>
> Regards,
> Brett.
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am
Andy, and anyone else who's interested,
I just hacked together an example of a
grid of buttons that responds to keys:
url: http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/gui/highlight-button.r
load-thru url
do path-thru url
Anton.
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Behalf Of jose
> Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 3:17 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] documenting
> Has anybody modified rebdoc to document the functions
> in a set of scripts, either in HTML or
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Behalf Of Gerard Cote
> Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 8:08 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: InformIT.com Articles Introduction to
> WaterT A New Native Web Services
> Not much answers to
From: "Carl Read"
> However, if you did understand the function fully and it doesn't
> actually need to know event is an event!, then I can't see any reason
> why you shouldn't do this. ie...
>
> e: event
> event: reduce [e/1 e/2 e/3 e/4 e/5 e/6 e/7 e/8]
>
> Other than checking if an event dataty
> A good approach or not? (I was toying with the idea
> of further reducing the
> source size by tokensing user-defined words, but the
> cost / benefit didn't
> seem justified).
Great approach, I think. The more tools we have the
less errors we'll do (as long as the tools are truly
reliable). I'
From: "Jason Cunliffe"
> I am still a bit confused by this thread.
Me too! ;-)
> Please can you post the full working script and form ?
Certainly. Of course, you will want to change your paths and pic names.
#!/path/to/rebol --cgi -s
REBOL []
print "Content-type: image/jpeg^/"
set-modes syst
On 30-Aug-02, G. Scott Jones wrote:
> Hi, Carl,
> That is some neat stuff that Cyphre uncovered. I wasn't able to take
> it any further than he did.
I'd discovered that you could get at event/1 etc, but not got any
futher either.
> Previously, I developed a way to screen events to a specific wi
Hi Andrew,
Do you consider that your Values functions are in to
the higher documentation standard ? To me, that is the
basic way to document proposed by rebol and more than
enough (in fact more than basic, because you include
Example in many headers and I recall RT has separate
files with more in
No need to rewrite for basic documentation, just 2
steps
1. Parsing all the functions in the scripts
2. Applying a modified version of source to each
function and generating a document from that
--- Andrew Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: >
jose wrote:
> > Has anybody modified rebdoc to doc
Francesco De Napoli wrote:
>Hello Francesco
>
>On 28-Ago-02, Francesco De Napoli wrote:
>
>
>
>>-- Binary/unsupported file stripped by Listar --
>>-- Type: application/x-zip
>>-- File: locale.zip
>>
>>
>>
>
>Sorry! I don't that attachment are not allowed.
>
>If you want ge
>
>http://members
Try using the command line option for security.
e.g For my local Apache installation on NT I use:
#!e:/program files/rebol/core/rebol -cs
Regards,
Brett.
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 5:45 PM
Hi,
I am trying to save some data from my cgi script, but I just get REBOL
Security Violation whenever I try.
-rwxrwxrwx1 scottscott 198 Aug 30 02:41 tasks*
I don't know what else I can do to give it access. Do I need to change
the owners or will it not let me save to a file no
The following script may be of use to those requiring a simple way of
managing a text-list. Note that the (tab) method may not be appropriate for
more complex data structures (especially if column widths vary greatly),
but I have found this works well for key / value pairs where the key is a
numbe
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