Hi Robert.
My preference for this kind of tasks is using objects. Even though it is
a little more verbose, I find it quite intuitive to use the get and set
functions, as in:
>> db: make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1 to-set-word
"second word" 2 ]
>> probe db
make object! [
f
Thanks both.
But theoretically, a these two URLs may very well not
represent the same document:
http://www.uio.no/
http://uio.no/
but still reside on the same server (same dns entry).
So ... Is it possible to _know_ whether or not these two
documents are the same without downloading their doc
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the explanation of your reasoning. Looking at the Core guide,
paths look purpose-built for this sort of database. So your reasons have
good company :^)
Regards,
Brett.
> Hi, there are several reasons:
>
> - For storing data I'm always working with nested blocks of name/val
Le 21-Oct-03, vous avez écrit :
>
> Can people living in Europe or Germany confirm whether these formats for
> currency look right, please?
>
> Euro: 123.456,00
> German Mark: 123.456,00 DM
> US Dollar: $123,456.00
First correct notations for currency taken in my old ARexx script YAE (1999).
I guess something is making emails bounce
Thanks anyway Tim
Carlos
Em Qui 23 Out 2003 15:58, Tim Johnson escreveu:
> Hmmm. Is RT having problems? I sent this yesterday
> and it was sent back. Also, Carlos, please note,
> for some reason me emails to you keep getting kicked
> back to me for some re
> it should be 1 - 8 to be more consistent, but who use it anyway?
> It's used only for parsing (charset is only shortcut for bitset)
I use it for flags, and also RT use it in some code for the same.
But the most important use, perhaps, is when you read a binary file, in the
header often you fin
Hmmm. Is RT having problems? I sent this yesterday
and it was sent back. Also, Carlos, please note,
for some reason me emails to you keep getting kicked
back to me for some reason.
so let's try this again!
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Carlos:
> I need a way of getting the REFERER of a URL
> in my CGI. Any help?
select system/options/cgi/other-headers "HTTP_REFERER"
Use (in a test CGI)
print replace/all mold system/options/cgi newline
to see all the header fields,
Sunanda.
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Thursday, October 23, 2003, 6:49:59 PM, carlos.lorenz wrote:
> I need a way of getting the REFERER of a URL in my CGI. Any help?
referer: select system/options/cgi/other-headers "HTTP_REFERER"
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Bryan
I am very ashamed because the trouble was with
timeout configuration
The code you passed me now works perfectly
Thanks
Carlos
Em Qui 23 Out 2003 14:48, carlos.lorenz escreveu:
> Em Qui 23 Out 2003 07:06, bryan escreveu:
> > do this
> > mailbox: [
> > scheme: 'pop
> > host: " mail
Em Qui 23 Out 2003 07:06, bryan escreveu:
>
> do this
> mailbox: [
> scheme: 'pop
> host: " mail.revistaeletronica.com.br "
> user: "carlos/revistaeletrica"
> pass: "password"
> ]
>
> messages: read mailbox
>
> the way you set up user may depend on your service provider, uncertain.
Hello Rebolinth,
Tuesday, October 14, 2003, 10:10:42 PM, you wrote:
R> Hello All,
R> After discovering the world of bitsets (they must have eaten Kellogs that morning
at rebol ;-)
R> I was wondering how crispy it could get?
R> What im trying to accomplish is to reverse a bitset!
R> Or bette
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I need a way of getting the REFERER of a URL
in my CGI. Any help?
Carlos
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Hello SunandaDH,
Tuesday, October 21, 2003, 11:30:24 PM, you wrote:
Sac> The other problem is that URLs pass through a host of intervening machines
Sac> downstream of you and your server. So:
Sac> http://www.myserver.com/mycgi.r?username=carlos&password=#{A8C40A306844B07D7B3
Sac> C733C3A9EF479A
Hi SunandaDH,
On Thursday, October 23, 2003, 5:19:47 PM, you wrote:
Sac> I need a function that expands an object to add extra fields.
Just some quick notes...
1. you can do this:
>> original: context [a: 1 b: 2]
>> template: context [a: b: c: none]
>> probe changed: make template original
m
>How do I read a POP account if an "@" is a part of the username like
this
>username: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>pass: "password"
>server: mail.revistaeletronica.com.br
I cannot do the following :
>>read
pop://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
do this
mailbox: [
scheme: 'pop
host: " mail
I need a function that expands an object to add extra fields.
So I've written one. See below. From an engineering perspective, it works
fine. From a REBOL elegance viewpoint that "return do mold obj" goes clunk in
my brain. Is there a better way?
A bit of backgroundI got a system that ho
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 22:12:47 +1300, A J Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Can people living in Europe or Germany confirm whether these formats for
> currency look right, please?
>
> Euro: 123.456,00 ¤
Hi, I think with ¤ it's the taste of people how to use it. Both are OK:
¤ 123.456,00 or 123
Carlos
Yes, and ( in your example, ) in the INDEX.R, I need a word that contains
"dir/dir1/dir" for client1 and "dir/dir2/dir" for client2
> Martin,
>
> Well if I understood this time
> what you need is something that
> can tell you where from the client came.
>
> For instance:
>
> If client1 d
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