Bonjour,
J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer l'ouverture d'un nouveau forum rebol en Français:
http://www.le-codeur.com/phpBB2/
C'est avec plaisir que j'invite tous les français passionnés de REBOL de venir discuté
sur ce nouveau forum.
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a bientôt
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To
First of all I want to congratulate this list as it works very well.
I had a look to Graham Chiu about radio button, and his answer and Scott are
very close to what I am looking for.
Scott I am happy with your answer, as I learnt more about View, but I don't
want to see items replacing the
HI,
i'am trying to explain beter =)
i generate a script in dyn the data inside are not the same each time the
file is created. so in this file i generated radio buttons whitch are like
that :
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN1
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN2
rn : radio of 'groupe1 text
http://www.le-codeur.com/forumrebol/ marche un peu mieux, je crois.
~H
Dixit Nicolas Maillard (09.58 21.09.2002):
Bonjour,
J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer l'ouverture d'un nouveau forum rebol en Français:
http://www.le-codeur.com/phpBB2/
C'est avec plaisir que j'invite tous les français
I wrote an article on Rebolfrance about dynamically creating a layout. You
could use it too, as I know you're a french guy, too.
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From: B-E-P [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 11:28 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Layout
Thanks for
From: Nicolas Maillard
...
i generate a script in dyn the data inside are not the same each time the
file is created. so in this file i generated radio buttons whitch are like
that :
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN1
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN2
rn : radio of 'groupe1 text INFO
Thanks Philippe, it is a good article, this is more or less the the way I
tried to fix my problem.
But it is still not what I whant. May be I should ask the following
question:
Is it possible to add new face into a layout which is already displayed ?
The following lines (from Philippe Oehler)
Hi Nicolas,
there may be different ways to do it, I would put the radio buttons into
a block, and reference them through there index in the block.
Normally I would add the buttons directly after I created the word to
hold them, so what I#ll show here is, how to get them out of a layout
block.
From: Bertrand
First of all I want to congratulate this list
as it works very well. I had a look to
Graham Chiu about radio button, and his
answer and Scott are very close to what
I am looking for.
Scott I am happy with your answer, as I
learnt more about View, but I don't want
to see
Hi,
Is it possible to add new face into a layout which is already displayed ?
The following lines (from Philippe Oehler) is a good example of dynamically
generating layout in one go, but it is done
before the block is actually transformed as a layout. I want to do it after
the block is
i generate a script in dyn the data inside are not the same each time the
file is created. so in this file i generated radio buttons whitch are like
that :
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN1
r1: radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYN2
rn : radio of 'groupe1 text INFO DYNn
Every face (like a
The way i use is to place different boxes, in my first layout.. Those boxes
could have 0x0 offset and 1x1 size. (i.e boxA) Each one them could have a
content
when you want, even when the first layout object is done and shown. The
content is another layout. You just has to
1) transform the [] into
Thanks to Scott, it is what I wanted to realize.
Of course some modifications are necessary, but it works.
But simply if you could tell me more about the following: svv:
system/view/vid
Also thanks to Philippe, I feel more confortable now with all that knowledge
to go a little bit further with
Hi Jason,
What else is planned?
I'm working on a project for a client that will very likely use Encap, but
I'm limited as to the details I can give about it at this point. The initial
target is the construction industry, but that is not the only applicable
market.
REBOL is seen as a
From: Bertrand
But simply if you could tell me
more about the following: svv: system/view/vid
Hi, Bertrand,
Some of REBOL itself is written in code that is platform specific, and these
parts are referred to as native. A surprising amount of REBOL is coded in
REBOL. The first level of this
Hi Bertrand,
But simply if you could tell me more about the following: svv:
system/view/vid
svv is defined as a shortcut to system/view/vid, to save typing. There are a
couple others as well.
same? :svv :system/view/vid
== true
same? :svvc :system/view/vid/vid-colors
== true
same? :svvf
I have nothing against french, but I think that only (at least for most
ppl) communication language acceptable is english. If you want your
forum being multi-national - change it to English, or you will attract
only French speaking audience ...
You are right, but obviously that's the idea..
* Jason Cunliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020921 08:47]:
I have nothing against french, but I think that only (at least for most
ppl) communication language acceptable is english. If you want your
forum being multi-national - change it to English, or you will attract
only French speaking
It has occured to me that if rebol has no reserved words, than one
could alias all rebol words in french, am I right here?
What a way for the linguistically challenged like me to learn french -
program in rebol!
Hi Tim
That's a pretty bizarre proposal ... can you make up an example?
Tuesday, September 17, 2002, 11:38:14 AM, Jason Cunliffe wrote :
Doc Kimbel's company has drivers:
http://www.softinnov.com/logiciels_drivers.shtml#
Database drivers
The REBOL language has no free drivers for the free openSource databases, MySQL
and PostgreSQL. SOFTINOV has developped its
Here's an upated version of win-clip that let's you read *and* write images.
The implementation is very basic, using an old, obsolete, API call
(GetBitmapBits) as an initial test. The more modern approach (i.e.
GetDIBIts) will be quite a bit more work. If you need a more flexible,
powerful,
On 22-Sep-02, Tim Johnson wrote:
Hello All:
I believe that there are translator pages, I keep deleting the
bookmarks
It has occured to me that if rebol has no reserved words, than one
could alias all rebol words in french, am I right here? What a way
for the linguistically
Saturday, September 21, 2002, 8:11:32 PM, Tim Johnson wrote :
* Jason Cunliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020921 09:57]:
It has occured to me that if rebol has no reserved words, than one
could alias all rebol words in french, am I right here?
What a way for the linguistically challenged like me
* Laurent Giroud [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020921 11:46]:
I did this:
premier: :first
t: [1 2 3 4]
== [1 2 3 4]
premier t
== 1
I use the same method to 'alias' 'cat for 'rejoin
[sure saves typing and makes me look like a linux geek :-)]
-tim-
Isn't it a bug from 'alias ? It seems that premier
On 22-Sep-02, Tim Johnson wrote:
Hello All:
I need clarification on rebol memory allocation. I
programmed in C and Asm for years so am cognizant of
architectural approaches to memory allocation (well, sort
of). Let's say we have a function
my-f: func[][str: make string! 8192 ; untested
Hi Tim,
Am Sam, 2002-09-21 um 19.12 schrieb Tim Johnson:
...
Let's say we have a function
my-f: func[][str: make string! 8192 ; untested code
; appends much data to str
]
and that function is called any number of times.
Now, does that mean that rebol has to allocate 8092
Hi Laurent,
Am Sam, 2002-09-21 um 21.26 schrieb Laurent Giroud:
...
After reading this mail I did a few tests with the 'alias word to see if such
thing was feasible, but I went too fast and tried this :
alias 'first premier ; premier is french for first
** Script Error: premier has no
Hi Laurent,
I guess that Netscape doesn't know how to retrieve 'rip files and use
the text mode by default. IE5 seems to download it the right way. If you
want to retrieve it from REBOL console, you should better use 'binary
mode :
write/binary %mysql-099.rip read/binary
Tim wrote:
==If that is so then would not the following be more
efficient?
my-obj: make object![ ; untested code
str: make string! 8192
_my-f: func[][
clear str
; appends much data to string...
] ; end function
] ;end object
Would not 'str be allocated
Ain't rebol great? Maybe I actually could learn
French using rebol well, after I get the Yupik
down.
I have heard it said (and can't recall the source...)
the one of the languages spoken by indigenous peoples
in the southwestern U.S. could express concepts of quantum
mechanics better than
Hi Ingo:
* Ingo Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020921 13:34]:
As far as I know you're right. A few additions, though ...
my-obj: make object![ ; untested code
str: make string! 8192
set 'my-f func[][
clear str
; appends much data to string...
] ; end function
]
Hi, Tim,
From: Tim Johnson
I need clarification on rebol memory allocation. I
programmed in C and Asm for years so am cognizant of
architectural approaches to memory allocation (well, sort
of). Let's say we have a function
my-f: func[][str: make string! 8192 ; untested code
;
* G. Scott Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] [020921 16:23]:
Hi, Tim,
t: now/time/precise
reform [to-integer system/stats / 1024 KB]
my-f: func[][
str: make string! 8192
loop 2 [append str akslkjslkjslskjlsj]
print reform [to-integer system/stats / 1024 KB]
]
loop 100 [my-f]
print
Here's an upated version of win-clip that let's you read *and* write
images.
Thanks for sharing it Gregg!
Never know when it will come in handy :^)
Regards,
Brett.
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From: Gregg Irwin
Here's an upated version of win-clip that let's you
read *and* write images. The implementation is
very basic, using an old, obsolete, API call
(GetBitmapBits) as an initial test. The more
modern approach (i.e. GetDIBIts) will be quite a
bit more work. If you need a more
Thanks Gregg!
I really need this... Not working yet for me. Any ideas why?
./Jason
do %win-clip.r
** Script Error: Invalid argument: image!
** Where: context
** Near: get-bitmap-bits: make routine! [
hbmp [integer!]
cbBuffer [integer!]
lpvBits [image!]
return: [integer!]
]
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