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Hi Max,
> why use switch rather than select?
>
> I can use code when I need it, directly in my values.
>
> default-value: "n/a"
>
> data: [name [default-value] age [30] race ["beagle"]]
> name: switch 'name data
> == "n/a"
>
> also, the fact that values are within blocks makes the use of words as
Hi Ashley,
Interesting samples and comments.
> I also try to store as much meta-data in the file-system as I can, for
> example, I may have a file like the following:
>
> /c/rSQL/Contacts/Name.s24
>
> which tells me that the "Contacts" table has a "string" column of 24
> characters width named "
> > db: [id1 [name "Joe" num 32]]
> >
> > to be read with
> >
> > db/id1/name
> > db/id1/num
>
> why is it that I missed this path ('select) notation for 4 years?
There's a discipline that needs to followed with REBOL. Once you think you
feel confident about how to do things, it is precis
On 25-Oct-03, Matt MacDonald wrote:
> Ok, stupid question, but I can't seem to get it to work.
> I want to have the user select a file save location for a file
> transfer and I want to be able to specify the default filename. Here
> is my code as of now.
> filepath: request-file/save/only/file
Or - then again - maybe not. ;-)
Elan wrote:
>Hi Romano.
>
>Right. Looks like a 'mold bug. The mold output in this case is:
>
>== {
>make object! [
>first word: 1
>]}
>
>Should be:
>== {
>make object! [
>"first word": 1
>]}
>
>
>Elan.
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Romano.
Right. Looks like a 'mold bug. The mold output in this case is:
== {
make object! [
first word: 1
]}
Should be:
== {
make object! [
"first word": 1
]}
Elan.
Romano Paolo Tenca wrote:
>Hi Elan,
>
>
>
>> >> db: make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1 to-set-word
one more time with HEAD
On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Hallvard Ystad wrote:
>
> 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 t
I used REBOL's CGI object. Look:
at the page I named "referer.cgi" I put
select system/options/cgi/other-headers "HTTP_REFERER"
Did you see the source code of referer.cgi page?
Carlos
Em Sex 24 Out 2003 14:55, martin mauchauffee escreveu:
> Hi Carlos
>
> Yes it'a a solution, what did y
Hallvard,
You can possibly use id: checksum/secure read url and
this id as a unique hash identifier for the page. With use this id
to index your database, and If two URLs have the exact
same content you will obtain the same checksum and you can
then add the new URL reference to the db without a
Hi Carlos
Yes it'a a solution, what did you do to make the redirection ? send header
? or with apache ?
> Hello Martin
>
> Check both URL below. They go to same page REFERER.CGI
> and there I identify the path user took
>
> http://www.revistaeletronica.com.br/cgi-bin/path1.cgi
> http://www.revi
> For very small blocks of data, i like the form:
>
> db: [id1 [name "Joe" num 32]]
>
> to be read with
>
> db/id1/name
> db/id1/num
why is it that I missed this path ('select) notation for 4 years?
DOH!
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Hi Gabriele,
>GSimage x y w h img
So simple as usual. Thank you!
The french doc about pdf-maker (Will Arp post)is also quite good!
Best regards,
Patrick
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I guess command/view is actually view 1.2.10 with pro license extensions...
This is a beta version with all the user based functions turned off...
so it doesn't load the user.r file.
basically you'll have to 'DO the user.r and prefs.r file by hand after it has loaded
the console.
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Hi Elan,
> >> db: make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1 to-set-word
> "second word" 2 ]
but these don't work:
probe do mold make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1]
probe do mold/all make object! reduce [ to-set-word "first word" 1]
and objects use a little more m
Hi,
I recently updated my Command to the latest version..
With it came an updated version of Command View (which I use often).
Now.. when starting Command-View, it initiates to the console and NOT
the desktop.
Even though I have set the prefs.r - desktop: true .
The location of the fi
On Fri, 24 Oct 2003, Hallvard Ystad wrote:
>
> 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
Ok, stupid question, but I can't seem to get it to work.
I want to have the user select a file save location for a file transfer and
I want to be able to specify the default filename. Here is my code as of
now.
filepath: request-file/save/only/file filenames/:i
where filenames/:i is the defa
with inner objects i would go with your
do mold object
it has the additional advantage that it checks your data for moldability.
today its prety reliable, but in the old days a bad string could break it.
when i stored data to disk, i checked them that way, instead of saving broken
data.
either
Am Freitag, 24. Oktober 2003 08:31 schrieb Hallvard Ystad:
> 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_ whet
I often use objects and store them on disk as code using mold.
With rebol writing text files is so easy.
but for larger data, I usually then go with blocks. using switch like so:
data: [name ["snoopy"] age [30] race ["beagle"]]
name: switch 'name data
== "snoopy"
I know many use blocks of t
Patrick,
here is a tutorial (in french) with some examples:
http://www.rebolfrance.net/articles/pdf1/pdf2.html
Will Arp
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>
> Hi List,
>
> I am looking for the syntax or an example to use an image with
> pdf-maker. I di
Hi Brett, a topic near and dear to me ;)
For me, I find the model I choose is impacted by:
- data structure
- volume
- time [development]
- performance requirements
- whether the data is static / dynamic
For key / value pairs I might use:
states: ["VIC" "Victoria" "NSW" "New South Wale
Hi SunandaDH,
On Friday, October 24, 2003, 10:34:39 AM, you wrote:
Sac> Thanks, Gabriele. The one thing I hadn't thought of trying was context -- the
Sac> word had slipped from my mental context.
It is just a shortcut for MAKE OBJECT!... What I wanted to point
out was that you could just use
Hi Patrick,
On Friday, October 24, 2003, 10:36:01 AM, you wrote:
> I am looking for the syntax or an example to use an image with
> pdf-maker. I did not find it in the doc available.
image x y w h img
(x, y) is the position of the bottom left corner; w and h are
width and height. img
Gabriele:
> 1. you can do this:
>
> >> original: context [a: 1 b: 2]
> >> template: context [a: b: c: none]
> >> probe changed: make template original
Thanks, Gabriele. The one thing I hadn't thought of trying was context -- the
word had slipped from my mental context.
I had to change the
Hi List,
I am looking for the syntax or an example to use an image with
pdf-maker. I did not find it in the doc available.
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No problem, glad to have been able to help.
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Bryan
I am very ashamed because the
>From Elan:
> 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:
Choice of an "information model" and representation is something I've
struggled/ruminated over for a while. I guess
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