Ashley wrote:
> I get the following with 1.2.10.3.1:
>
> >> to-integer 1
> == 1
> >> to-decimal 1
> == 1
> >> to-number 1
> ** Script Error: Cannot use to on datatype! value
> ** Where: to-number
> ** Near: to number! :value
>
> Anybody else sent this to feedback yet?
>> make number! 3
** Script
It looks like these to-* functions have been created for the pseudo types..
I think my pick of the bunch would be:
to-any-type "make my day"
:^)
> Anybody else sent this to feedback yet?
Just looking up the public bug tracking system... oops we don't have one!
You better send it then :^)
Hi Ashley,
>>> to-integer 1
AT> == 1
>>> to-decimal 1
AT> == 1
>>> to-number 1
AT> ** Script Error: Cannot use to on datatype! value
AT> ** Where: to-number
AT> ** Near: to number! :value
AT> Anybody else sent this to feedback yet?
number! is a pseudo-type, not a concrete datatype. You would ge
I get the following with 1.2.10.3.1:
>> to-integer 1
== 1
>> to-decimal 1
== 1
>> to-number 1
** Script Error: Cannot use to on datatype! value
** Where: to-number
** Near: to number! :value
Anybody else sent this to feedback yet?
Regards,
Ashley
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Later experimental versions REBOL/View deal better with outputting these
circular references to the screen.
Regards,
Brett.
> SKP> A simple way to "freeze" REBOL/View 1.2.1.3.1 on my machine is:
>
> SKP> - Open the console
> SKP> - Type "help rebol"
>
> SKP> and it hangs :-(
>
> SKP> I gives me
Michael Weber wrote:
>
I see you're speechless! :) :D
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-Original Message-
From: Andrew Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2003 2:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Smart Client
max wrote:
> Doesn't IOS do just that!?
>
> (except for printing, which could be done with html and a pro
license)...
E
Hi, Romana.
> Do you want a patch?
Yes, please. I'll put it into my %Patch.r script so more people will
know about it and can use it.
> I used many languages in my life and I have always used external
libraries and third party tools, why cannot it happen with Rebol?
I agree. At the moment I fe
DideC wrote:
> The 'opt has made the difference and now it works, but I'm not sure to
understand why 'opt should be use for paren!.
>
> I suppose that your last remark (about shorter string after modifying
it) was the problem.
I believe Romano meant that there's a bug in 'parse that it should ke
Re: Problem with parsing ISO-8859-1 encoded text
Thank's Romano
The 'opt has made the difference and now it works, but i'm not sure to understand why
'opt should be use for paren!.
I suppose that your last remark (about shorter string after modifying it) was the
problem.
My 'parse understandin
Hi Andrew,
> Except for multi-line text boxes, where cursor movement isn't handled
> correctly. Here's an example:
>
> example line 1 blah blah blah blah
> example line 2 blah blah
> Try to down arrow from line 1 to 2 when the cursor is positioned near or
> at the end of line 1. You'll find that
Changing the string while it is parsed is not an easy programming style.
It is better to copy it in another location, it is almost always more fast.
But if one wants to do it, he must keep in mind these rules:
1) get the next location and pass it back to parse
2) use opt for paren expressions
E
Volker wrote:
> Ah flaming! (whirling torchlight).
Hi! (Ouch!) :)
> An Andrew Martin on this list needed as much lines with "using" as i
would for the whole viewer! ;)
I'm no expert, but with my little program in a hour or two, I achieved
far more Windows user interface compatibility than I
max wrote:
> Doesn't IOS do just that!?
>
> (except for printing, which could be done with html and a pro
license)...
Except for multi-line text boxes, where cursor movement isn't handled
correctly. Here's an example:
example line 1 blah blah blah blah
example li
> > Making it easy for developers to tie XML Web services into their
smart client applications.
> XML Web services in Microsoft terms is SOAP, a never ending hell which
delivers cross-platform compatibility to anyone on a Microsoft platform.
> :)
I want to create a DotNet program which understan
> "..the promise of REBOL,.." - my experience with REBOL has taught me
things I didn't expect to learn and given me an new tool to explore
ideas. I'm sure we all had different expectations of REBOL when we
picked it up. My joy with REBOL is to apply it more areas than I
expected, my frustration
Sorry, I got so carried away with my own rage against the Vole I forgot to
make my own point. Most of my Rebol problems on Windows went away when I
dropped the MS half of the equation and implemented a solution in REBOL or
Python or what-have-you. - Peter
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 14:40:05 -0400, Od
Problem with parsing ISO-8859-1 encoded text
Hi all,
All of you have saw in this list some sender E-mail adress "junked" by some
"=?ISO-8859-1?" and other "=22" characters (like the Robert M. Munch one for
exemple).
I'm working on a function to replace text at that format by it's decoded value
Matt - Isn't that because you'd be using a separate *copy* of the pick
list? - Peter
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 13:47:06 -0400, Matt MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Ok, I figured out why this is happening, but not sure how to fix it. It
> turns out it's not a database problem afterall. Wha
Am Dienstag, 30. September 2003 18:23 schrieb Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch:
> Hum...
>
>
> Doesn't IOS do just that!?
>
> (except for printing, which could be done with html and a pro license)...
>
> Rapid and distributed application development. add a rugby server in the
> loop and even your code gets
Re: Maxim & Microsoft
I'm not so sure about XML being a) a Microsoft file format or b) that
parsing it is all that difficult, but I basically chucked MS for
development purposes about a year ago, and darn near went bankrupt as a
result. Here in Canada, if anything, imho blind allegiance to the
Hi Steffen,
SKP> A simple way to "freeze" REBOL/View 1.2.1.3.1 on my machine is:
SKP> - Open the console
SKP> - Type "help rebol"
SKP> and it hangs :-(
SKP> I gives me the feeling that it's a bit bit early for commercial aplications.
SKP> It works fine in REBOL/Core 2.5.6.3.1:
If you wait l
Hi Andrew,
(i hope i strike the right comical note below)
Ah flaming! (whirling torchlight).
Am Dienstag, 30. September 2003 10:30 schrieb A J Martin:
> Quoted from:
>
> http://www.windowsforms.net/whitepaper/whywindowsforms.aspx
>
> Microsoft Windows® Forms is the set of classes in the .NET Fra
I'm running Windows 2000 with all service packs and updates installed.
A simple way to "freeze" REBOL/View 1.2.1.3.1 on my machine is:
- Open the console
- Type "help rebol"
and it hangs :-(
I gives me the feeling that it's a bit bit early for commercial aplications.
It works fine in REBOL/C
Forget it, I'm just a moron. We'll leave it at that.
Thanks anyway.
>From: "Matt MacDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [REBOL] Re: Multiple Database Updates
>Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 13:47:06 -0400
>
>
>Ok, I figured out why this is happening
Ok, I figured out why this is happening, but not sure how to fix it. It
turns out it's not a database problem afterall. What's happening is that I
have the user select an item from a text-list. Then the can "delete" that
item. It doesn't really delete it, just marks it not to be shown in th
Hum...
Doesn't IOS do just that!?
(except for printing, which could be done with html and a pro license)...
Rapid and distributed application development. add a rugby server in the loop and
even your code gets to be access from any system. The only thing is that IOS needs a
license per use
Hi Andrew,
AJM> It reminds me of the promise of Rebol, but seems to deliver. :-/
Ouch! And I disagree; I don't see the promise of REBOL in those terms
at all. I would also say we need to define "seems to deliver". I think
only time will tell how well .NET lives up to its ad campaign. :)
People a
I tested last View under MacOS 9.1 about a year ago or so and there was some
problems with TCP connections...for example when you run desktop and try to
connect to interenet(using http) soemtimes the connection hangs..also when
any rebol app read remote data from the net there were problemsAft
> I've seen it happen when Rebol consumes too much memory. Check out
[...]
> consumption got above 100MB. There are ways to get Rebol to minimize
I had rebol go above 600MB a few times without problems.
maybe its more related to the sheer number of contexts, declared words, or the total
amoun
Does anybody know why this would be happening?
I'm making a messaging client that reads messages from a SQL-Server using
the ODBC dataports in REBOL/Command. When I try to do sequential updates,
only the first one usually processes, the rest remain unchanged. Any
thoughts?
Matt
___
Rebol/View under Win XP works well. I had no problems installing it,
getting connected and playing with all the demos and examples.
Today I spend about half a day with the Mac version: view-pro021.sit.hqx.
It turned out to be a battle and I have to conclude that it works very
badly, most of the ti
It doesn't appear to be in SDK either.
Paul Tretter
- Original Message -
From: "Gregg Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Paul Tretter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 9:22 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Systray and /Link
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> PT> I noticed that Cyphre's Syst
Hi list
I am back with this matter since yet I could not solve my troubles with
/View faulty suppport to i18n under linux distribuitons I am currently using
(Debian, Mandrake).
Do you happen to know based on what /View deals with keyboard?
Does it use X configurations maps? KDE (or other windo
>a..
> Making it easy for developers to tie XML Web services into their
smart
>client applications.
XML Web services in Microsoft terms is SOAP, a never ending hell which
delivers cross-platform compatibility to anyone on a Microsoft platform.
:)
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> It reminds me of the promise of Rebol, but seems to deliver. :-/
I'll be suspicious of such claims until I can experience them myself. It
might be true but the cost to achieve them are not often preannounced.
Nevertheless I do agree that having those benefits along with the expressive
power of
Quoted from:
http://www.windowsforms.net/whitepaper/whywindowsforms.aspx
Microsoft Windows® Forms is the set of classes in the .NET Framework that
enables the rapid development of powerful smart client applications. Its
benefits include:
a..
Extending the Microsoft Visual Basic® ra
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