Seems much faster than Core...have to try a slow machine...
Interesting!
I was thinking it would need some test for scripts, but can just test
with /Base
/Pod might be more apropos than /Base for a name (implying more mobility)
/Focus, /Gadget or /Scope might be a shrunk-wrapped name for
Joel wrote:
Adding length attribute/value data to the block tag is left as an
exercise to the reader.
[
Rebol []
XML: func [Block [block!]] [
ML Map Block func [Value] [
reduce any [
if block? Value [
['block/length length? Value XML Value]
Good work Gregg, thanks!
If you know windows-msg, can you tell us what msg could be useful?
And there is something that can be usefule in the Rebol View (not
command/pro)?
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Ciao
Romano
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Hi list,
As there was discussion about speed of Rebol/View and I'm still interested
how fast View really is so I tried to make a little script which
measures(more or less exact ;-)) the framerate of plain rebol face in
different sizes. I would like to know how fast is Rebol's framebuffer on
Hi Romano,
If you know windows-msg, can you tell us what msg could be useful?
Well, given the volume of Windows messages, you really need to know what it
is you want to accomplish because most of them exist for a reason, so
they're all useful in some context. :)
WM_GETMINMAXINFO - Used to
Hi Gregg,
thanks again for all your work.
An old trick people would use was to post a message to themselves, rather
than setting up a timer and state flag, to emulate a notification system,
but I never really liked it much.
Not being Windows a real time system, it makes no great
You could try:
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/welcome.html
Yes. Great story Joel :-)
I collect this stuff. Any idea of an exact source?
thanks
./Jason
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Structure are also in the plain version of View (and Core i think).
But not library! and routine!.
I couldn't make a struct! in Core, but I could in View.
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Re: Cyphre's benchmark.r
Two things intrigued me from the benchmarks I got - one was the fact that
Win2k seems to have been limited intentionally to 50fps and the other was
the insane speeds BeOS gave in the 320x240 and 640x480 tests.
Results below:
All versions below tested on the same
On 15-Oct-02, Cyphre wrote:
Hi list,
As there was discussion about speed of Rebol/View and I'm still
interested how fast View really is so I tried to make a little
script which measures(more or less exact ;-)) the framerate of plain
rebol face in different sizes. I would like to know how
Hi Anton,
Thanks - I remember seeing it now. And it's showed me that the
problem I was having had nothing to do with my script - as it's in
yours too. The problem's with field itself. Enter the following at
the console...
test-lo: layout [
field aaa 60
field bbb 60
]
view/offset
James Marsden wrote:
Re: Cyphre's benchmark.r
Two things intrigued me from the benchmarks I got - one was the fact that
Win2k seems to have been limited intentionally to 50fps and the other was
the insane speeds BeOS gave in the 320x240 and 640x480 tests.
very strange effect is - try to
Hi Petr,
On Monday, October 14, 2002, 11:50:49 PM, you wrote:
PK conclusion? Can View refresh rate be faster or not? Why 'move event
PK causes faster refresh?
Because Window's time events don't come faster than that. I even
got higher fps on the larger face...
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hi Carl,
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, 12:09:35 AM, you wrote:
CR test-lo: layout [
CR field aaa 60
CR field bbb 60
CR ]
You can fix it with:
test-lo: layout [
field aaa 60 para []
field bbb 60 para []
]
To have it fixed globally you could do something like:
How does one do a DNS lookup on one of the blacklisting
DNS services?
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Well, given the volume of Windows messages, you really need to know what
it
is you want to accomplish because most of them exist for a reason, so
they're all useful in some context. :)
I don't suppose there is a handy one for create a short-cut on the
desktop regardless of what Windows
Steven White wrote:
You could try:
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/welcome.html
Thanks.
What a great treasure.
I did not realize he just died this summer.
I stumbled onto a wonderful memo describing a seminar he attended at Harvard, on
copyright and information law:
#1205 A trip to
Ashley wrote:
I don't suppose there is a handy one for create a short-cut on the
desktop regardless of what Windows version it is? ;)
The easiest way I know of (which doesn't depend on esoteric fCreateShell dll
calls) is to call a windows scripting object file (a *.sh text file) which
will get
a sample script file (sample.sh) could contain:
Nice
then from rebol its a simple shell call using the ShellExecute API
specifying the name of the script to call.
Err, this lost me a bit. ;) Could you provide an example of a simple shell
call using the ShellExecute API ...
Regards,
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