Wow! Thanks for posting that Jan. I'm not sure if, or where, I'll use it,
but it's an impressive, and very clear, example.
--Gregg
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Hi,
Sorry for this naive question :
Is View entirely written in Core
(i.e can we load View in Rebol/Core)?
Thx,
Bruno.
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hmmm, all looks good to me...however
>> result: copy port
** Access Error: Network timeout
** Where: halt-view
** Near: result: copy port
>>
I'll have to fire up tcpdump and see if data is really comming back
ineither that or adjust the time outs. What does copy wait for before
terminating/cl
From: Francois Prowse
> Just wondering if anyone can help me with the following...I'm sending some
> xml statements directly to a known TCP port as follows...
..
http://www.escribe.com/internet/rebol/m26710.html
Hi, Francois,
Assuming I understand the problem correctly, with just a minor change,
Hi all,
I have posted a new %eval.r script to the library.
Excerpt from scipt documentation:
The functional language Haskell, my (other :-)) prefered
computer language provides two basic language structures
for evaluation of expressions with local assignments: the
'let clause and t
Everything needs some time:-) I had to spend a lot of my
time to find
how to use the /custom switch, because I havn't seen any
documentation
on it.
And your example was much appreciated :)
In the more complex example I've send I use 'open port,
because I
needed to get the cookie. This is se
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone can help me with the following...I'm sending some
xml statements directly to a known TCP port as follows...
port: open tcp://x.x.x.x:3221
I load some xml in...
initial: read %initial.xml
then send it to the open port (While capturing the result...I think)
resu
Hello Matthew,
Saturday, October 19, 2002, 2:41:08 PM, you wrote:
MK> To be quite honest, I'm still a newbie at REBOL and I find the code you
MK> posted, very difficult to understand! I wish I were a REBOL genious! =)
Everything needs some time:-) I had to spend a lot of my time to find
how to
>> help case
Found these words:
lowercase native! Converts string of characters to lowercase.
uppercase native! Converts string of characters to uppercase.
>
> From: "patrick.scotto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/10/22 Tue AM 06:21:14 GMT+13:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hi Patrick,
Be aware that UPPERCASE changes the value you give it, rather than just
providing a modified copy of the original. I.e. you are actually modifying
myvar.
>> myvar: "Title"
== "Title"
>> mynwevar: uppercase myvar
== "TITLE"
>> myvar
== "TITLE"
If you want to leave the original unchang
Hello Graham,
Sunday, October 6, 2002, 10:09:04 PM, you wrote:
GC> Has anyone written a compare utility that reports where
GC> two text files are the same?
GC> --
GC> Graham Chiu
I wanted to make it but didn't started yet:-(
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Hello Jason,
Sunday, October 20, 2002, 1:38:41 AM, you wrote:
JC> Hi
JC> After playing with Java Web Start, it is clear that REBOL better get its
JC> View/Desktop act together fast or else be run over by a fleet of snarling
JC> coffee-cups.
...
JC> doh..why why why ???
Because Rebol is just a
Hi,
I would like to know if it
is possible to use different fonts in
a single area.
Could anyone help me ?
Thx.
Bruno.
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Hi, I have updated my rebol-framework effort. What has changed:
- seperated definition for business-object in extra file
(play around with object-templates.r to create your own BOs)
- date! and area! types now add default-functionality to labels (try BO
note & project)
- some more bugs fixed
- s
Hi Bruno,
<< I would like to know if it is possible to use different fonts in
a single area. Could anyone help me ? >>
It's not possible. (assuming you mean an AREA style, you can create an "area
of display" with multiple faces to do it, but it's not like having an RTF
editor or something.)
--Gr
>> ? uppercase
USAGE:
UPPERCASE string /part range
DESCRIPTION:
Converts string of characters to uppercase.
UPPERCASE is a native value.
ARGUMENTS:
string -- (Type: any-string)
REFINEMENTS:
/part -- Limits to a given length or position.
range -- (Type: integer
too easy
I found it,
uppercase transform this .
mynewvar: uppercase myvar
and lowercase the contrary
sorry for disturb
patrick.scotto a écrit:
hello,
I am a beginner , sorry for this easy question :
i want to change this string "Title" by "TITLE"
anyone know what rebol fonction use ?
hello,
I am a beginner , sorry for this easy question :
i want to change this string "Title" by "TITLE"
anyone know what rebol fonction use ?
myvar: "Title"
mynewvar: myvar
print mynewvar
>>> TITLE
thank you
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> << I would like to know if it is possible to use different fonts in
> a single area. Could anyone help me ? >>
> It's not possible. (assuming you mean an AREA style, you can create an
"area
> of display" with multiple faces to do it, but it's not like having an RTF
> editor or something.)
>
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