> Additionally, are there any good programs for creating icon sets.
IconEdit32
> I assume that these 3 icons are part of a icon file that is a set.
Yep
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Hi Paul,
PT> Additionally, are
PT> there any good programs for creating icon sets. I assume that these 3 icons
PT> are part of a icon file that is a set.
The Axialis tool I mentioned is very nice. Before that, I used IconEdit Pro
for a long time.
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On 11-Nov-03, Brett Handley wrote:
> I think I found where the missing bracket should be and solved my
> other query about the logic change. Based on this I've made a patch
> based on Scott's solution. It needs to be run before the FTP scheme
> is first used in a REBOL session.
> I've put it in
Hello,
PayLoad has been updated to support Rebol/Core 2.5.6. You can download the new version
of this
freeware encapsulator from :
* http://rwst.no-ip.com/payload/payload_1_1_linux.tar.gz
* http://rwst.no-ip.com/payload/payload_1_1_macosx.tar.gz
PayLoad will be nearly available for Fr
> > Can you confirm it works for you Carl?
>
> I'm afraid it doesn't, but Scott's solution does (after I put the
> missing bracket in.) Except...
Hmmm.
> though. So, could you provide a copy of parse-dir-list the way you
> think it should be modified and I'll try it to see how it behaves.
No
Hi Steven,
On Monday, November 10, 2003, 7:16:07 PM, you wrote:
SW> I would like my script to be able to obtain a list of all the words
SW> that I created when I wrote the script. In other words, I myself know
Try:
query/clear system/words
do %your-script.r
print query/clear system/w
Hi Steven,
On Monday, November 10, 2003, 9:37:41 PM, you wrote:
SW> I do not think so. In the example below, MY-WORDS is a block listing
SW> the words that I have created in the script. The function
Actually, that is exactly what you need. You just have to
QUERY/CLEAR SYSTEM/WORDS
hi all,
I said I'd reply by sunday, well, 3 days of the flu and fighting a worm attacking my
computer (windows patches, anti virus software install and shortly a firwall), I'm
just now finding the time to check the rebol mailing list.
what's cool is that there has been discussion and even a se
Thats great, thanks to all.
--- Tom Conlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Ged Byrne wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm just having a little bit of trouble with tags,
> and
> > I can't find what I'm after in the docs.
> >
> > I'm using the following expressions:
> >
> > fp:
Hi Carl,
I've just hit the same problem (1.2.10.3.1 on Windows2000), so it's not
just you ;)
>> read ftp://userid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/public_html/aa/
connecting to: www.site.com.au
** Access Error: Port none not open
** Where: parse-dir-list
** Near: read ftp://userid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/public_htm
Hi list,
I am very curious about to know
how many of us use REBOL under Linux
and how many use REBOL under Windows
both at work and at home.
Would you mind answer a this?
Thanks
Carlos
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Windows only !
still having problems with vid and special characters... ?
-MAx
=== Original Message ===
Hi list,
I am very curious about to know
how many of us use REBOL under Linux
and how many use REBOL under Windows
both at work and at home.
Would you mind answer a this?
Thanks
Carlos
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En réponse à Carlos Lorenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Linux and Windows (at work)
Macos X (at home)
Olivier ;-)
>
> Hi list,
>
> I am very curious about to know
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
> Would you mind answer a this?
>
hi,
something is nagging me about the way rebol builds the header when sending mail.
we can't seem to add a label to the from: mail address
here are two valid headers:
From: "Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
not
Thanks for posting payload update, but What is it?
(Does it upload my Source code to you ? ;-)
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Hi, Brett and Carl, et al,
Regarding the missing bracket: I was not working at my own computer, so I was
trying to manually pretty up my patch and evidently deleted a bracket. Sorry
for the confusion, but I'm glad that my own error was evident.
I was able to reproduce Carl's original error on
Hi MAx,
AFAK standard Rebol is not able to do this, but you can get my
http://www.h-o-h.org/mail-patches-255.r
which adds the ability to
send ["Ingo Hohmann" [EMAIL PROTECTED] {mailtext}
furthermore your username (from set-user-name) is added to the From: header.
Kind regards,
Ingo
En réponse à Rebolinth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
PayLoad is a freeware encapsulator that generates an executable file from a Rebol
script.
example: ./payload myscript.r /opt/core/rebol myapp
Olivier ;-)
>
>
> Thanks for posting payload update, but What is it?
> (Does it upload my Source code to yo
Hi Max,
I believe Gabrielle has a patch that enables you to do this.
Cheers Phil
=== Original Message ===
hi,
something is nagging me about the way rebol builds the header when sending mail.
we can't seem to add a label to the from: mail address
here are two valid headers:
From: "Maxim O
Hi,
I hope this example can help:
mail_header: make system/standard/email compose [
to: "Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch"
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
reply-to: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
]
send/header [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Hello" mail_header
Brgds /Micae
Scott, I do not see where, after the sub-port
has been closed that it is attempted to be used.
Can you point it out, please?
It looks to me like data-connect would reconnect
the sub-port before it is used again.
Anton.
> Carl Read wrote:
> > G!
>
> G is right!
>
> You were correct in t
Rebol ftp might not be at fault. The handler may
in fact be following the ftp spec, but various
servers are "interpreting" it poorly.
I would need to check that though.
That could be because of cached connections.
If a connection errors out, when it's reused
later it could be in an invalid state.
Hi, Gregg,
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>
> JN> The following 3-by-3 display is a simple magic square:
>
> JN> 0 8 4
> JN> 5 1 6
> JN> 7 3 2
>
> JN> because each row and each column sums to 12...
>
> No diagonals? I thought magic squares had to work on the diagonal as
>
No, basically, if you have a server running, say on port 8000 and you
connect to it via a client the client will connect on a random local port to
that remote port. Doing a probe on the connection verifies this. What I
want to do is have the client connect via a specified port, so that if you
Pretty nice, straight-forward code.
Just at the end, you might like to
save a bit of code.
If word? Requires [Requires: reduce [Requires]]
Now you know it's a block and you can remove one if.
Is the infinite loop because the script keeps getting
deferred? Can you explain the flow in & o
Hi, Anton...
Anton Rolls wrote:
> I can see you are going to ask us to
> generalize it later so it can do integers
> higher than 8.
>
Since Gregg has already partially debagged the cat, I'll admit that
I have some generalizations in mind, but not that particular one ;-)
>
> I think for this
Windows at home, most of the time.
Anton.
> Hi list,
>
> I am very curious about to know
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
> Would you mind answer a this?
> Thanks
> Carlos
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I don't think I have ever seen this mentioned
on this list. That's not to say it can't be done.
How about: keep rejecting connections until the
right port number comes along? :)
Anton.
> No, basically, if you have a server running, say on port 8000 and you
> connect to it via a client the client
Hi Max,
see http://www.escribe.com/internet/rebol/m28017.html
> something is nagging me about the way rebol builds the header when sending mail.
>
> we can't seem to add a label to the from: mail address
>
> here are two valid headers:
>
>
> From: "Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Carlos,
Mac OS X - REBOL/Core
Linux - REBOL/Core
Windows - REBOL/View & SDK
My home and work are the same at
this point.
FWIW, Rod.
> I am very curious about to know
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
> Would you mind an
Hi, Carlos,
For educational purposes (and just for fun... ;-) I'm currently
using REBOL on all of the following platforms:
Mac OS/X, Linux, W2000, WXP, W98, Solaris
I might add that I am only using /Core features. One of the main
reasons I began using REBOL (the same is true of Perl, Python, .
It wasn't due to using wait (after an hour
of reorganising code later..)
I implemented time events to divide the work
and the problem still occurs.
(Actually, that triggers a memory about too many
events stacking up causing a crash...?)
My next theory is that it is something to
do with trying to
Somehow I don't think that would be very efficient, but thanks all the same.
Matt
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I don't think I have ever seen this mentioned
on this list. That's not to say it can't be done.
How about: keep rejecting connections until the
right port
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:28:36 +1300, Andrew Martin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When distributing a Rebol script,
> include all the functions (words) that the main script requires. Of
> course, the problem here is that most of us have nice toolkits of
> functions that we want to use in our main s
Hi:
I am looking for an SMTP server written in Rebol itself.
Also info regarding how to construct a multipart mime email message
(Basically, I need to examine an earlier email, put some extra HTML inside
the HTML portion of the email message and send the email back.)
Any help for both these woul
Hi Olivier,
AO> * http://rwst.no-ip.com/payload/payload_1_1_macosx.tar.gz
^^
Do you know something we don't? :)
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Sabu:
> I am looking for an SMTP server written in Rebol itself.
I'm not sure there is a complete server, but there are chunks you could
rerarrange in the Script Library.
www.REBOL.org
and do a Find for "smtp"
Sunanda.
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what do you do when the included scripts totalize more than 500k of code?
do you create a 501KB file for each script?
why is run-time linking so bad if the engine is standardized and the resources are
centralized and "official" in some way?
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Hi Ashley,
AT> but I am finding the whole REBOL ftp thing a bit flaky (empty dirs or not)
AT> with various port errors cropping up at weird places (almost like once a
AT> port error occurs then all downstream operations are impacted). Need to
AT> look at this a bit more before giving up on the
Anton,
disable the garbage collection and you might get another error message which is
sometimes more descriptive of the real problem...
really, I've tried this a few times and I was suprised by the suddenly meaningfull
error I got. I guess it depends on the error itself.
-MAx
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Hi Joel,
JN> That's why I said "simple magic" square instead of "totally magic".
My mistake then; I wasn't aware there was such a distinction. (and you
were only one diagonal off :)
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Hi Anton,
AR> If word? Requires [Requires: reduce [Requires]]
AR> Now you know it's a block and you can remove one if.
You can also use COMPOSE to blockify things:
requires: compose [(requires)]
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Carlos:
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
I use REBOL under Windows and UNIX (not Linux) both at work and at home.
Sunanda.
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Hi,
sorry for butting in late, but as mentioned in another mail, I have not followed the
list for a few days... hope I am not repeating past information.
> -Original Message-
> From: Gregg Irwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 10:51 AM
> To: Ashley Trüter
Hi Matt,
MM> Somehow I don't think that would be very efficient, but thanks all the same.
I think he knew that. :) Anyway, I haven't jumped in on this since
it's not my area of expertise but, with the caveat that the socket
stuff I've read and written says you really don't want to do this in
mos
Go to www.h-o-h.org/simtpop.r for a very general SMTP/POP server. You will
need to edit it to fit your specific needs. I used this to make a MS
Exchange SMTP Gateway to rout email messages sent from exchange through
rebol and into a database.
For the MIME info, check out http://www.faqs.org/
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Carlos Lorenz wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> I am very curious about to know
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
> Would you mind answer a this?
> Thanks
> Carlos
>
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Hi, Anton,
> Scott, I do not see where, after the sub-port
> has been closed that it is attempted to be used.
> Can you point it out, please? ...
In the while loop in the second to the last line in the snippet below:
...
while [line: system/words/pick port/sub-port 1] [append file-list join
lin
Hi Max et al,
MOA> why is run-time linking so bad if the engine is standardized
MOA> and the resources are centralized and "official" in some way?
Run-time linking isn't bad, but being standardized in "some way" isn't
much help when it comes to reliability.
My opinion, FWIW, having lived throug
Nope, doesn't work, but thanks anyway Gregg. Even if I explicitly define
the local-port (on the client side) to be 2727 let's say, it still defaults
to that random port number.
Matt
-
Hi Matt,
MM> Somehow I don't think that would be very efficie
Hi:
Thanks for the links.
Here is the problem I'm facing with HTML formatted emails
The objective is to extract the HTML portion of the email; then add a footer
to it just befor and then send such a modified email back. What I
was doing is that once I detect that the email does not have a
conten
Hi Sunanda,
thanks for the very good remarks concerning my site. In the near future I am going to
incorporate the advice into it! I hope that at some stage the site may help the
"world" to know more about REBOL than today.
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Arie van Wingerden
http:
Hi Tim,
thanks for the code sample! I will get into this soon.
By the way: it looks a bit similar to a DEFINE in a LET fence in SCHEME with lexical
scoping. Is that right?
Did you mean btw that I may place it as an example on my site?
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Arie van Win
Hi Andrew,
>Volker wrote (in another thread):
>
>
>>Hmm, eventually rebol.org could mark RT-style-scripts so people can
>>
>>
>look up "official" examples when in doubt?
>
>Perhaps this could be a declaration in the header? For example:
> Style: 'Rebol-Official
>
>People who p
Hi Matt,
MM> Nope, doesn't work, but thanks anyway Gregg. Even if I explicitly define
MM> the local-port (on the client side) to be 2727 let's say, it still defaults
MM> to that random port number.
Well, too bad we can't seem to override it, but at least they're doing
what's recommended. One o
Hello Carlos,
View under Windows at home.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Ladislav Mecir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 12:41 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: Script styles
>
> >After all, with out variation in style, how can it improve?
> >
> >What do people think?
> >
> >
> >
>
>
Hi Carlos,
2x on Windows (W98 and W2K)
Met vriendelijke groet / with kind regards,
Arie van Wingerden
http://home.zonnet.nl/rebolution
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From: Carlos Lorenz
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 11:42 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Curiosity
I find it funny that there is so much differing opinions on this topic.
:-D which makes it lively a topic/list to follow and discuss :-)
python is built over a library standard and it is all the better for it. It allows a
large group of developpers to contribute to the package completely tr
Robert M. Münch wrote:
>On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:28:36 +1300, Andrew Martin
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>When distributing a Rebol script,
>>include all the functions (words) that the main script requires. Of
>>course, the problem here is that most of us have nice toolkits of
>>functions
Most previous requests mimic things I want...
but I find that the protect function /mechanism should be given much more guts.
This is important if we are to create scripts which can encapsulate external tools
which we are testing even if linked in the code.
I'd like protect to have a /disk re
> -Original Message-
> From: Petr Krenzelok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 1:57 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: DLL Hell = Rebol library script version
>
>
>
> Robert M. Münch wrote:
>
> >On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:28:36 +1300, Andrew Martin
* Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03 09:39]:
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ladislav Mecir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 12:41 PM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: [REBOL] Re: Script styles
> >
>
> > >After all, with out variat
Yeah, I'm sure it's usually a better idea to not bind the ports, but here is
my issue:
I'm making a client software for other users. I need to somehow limit the
ports that rebol will try to open on their computers so that their company
firewalls can be configured to allow access over those po
* Arie van Wingerden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03 09:03]:
> Hi Tim,
>
> thanks for the code sample! I will get into this soon.
> By the way: it looks a bit similar to a DEFINE in a LET fence in SCHEME with lexical
> scoping. Is that right?
(Duh!-I-dunno (scheme-dummy-here)) ;;
> Did you mean
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napsal(a):
>Amending my original suggestion to take into account TRY'd code unsetting
>'true or 'set, I'd suggest this for a simple, foolproof way to catch an error:
>don't use 'true, use 1:
>
>if error? error-code: try [do %config.r 1]
>[probe disarm error-code]
>
>i
Hello Joel,
Tuesday, November 11, 2003, 1:01:52 AM, you wrote:
JN> If Sunanda will allow me to steal his subject line... ;-)
JN> The following 3-by-3 display is a simple magic square:
JN> 0 8 4
JN> 5 1 6
JN> 7 3 2
JN> because each row and each column sums to
Hi, Matt,
I claim no guruhood re networking, but...
IIRC, firewall rules can take both origin and destination ports into
account. Could they use a rule that allows any client-side port, as
long as it is attempting to connect to a specified server/port where
the authorized service is available?
Quoting Gregg Irwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Sorry, I have no more information :-(
>
> Hi Olivier,
>
> AO> * http://rwst.no-ip.com/payload/payload_1_1_macosx.tar.gz
> ^^
> Do you know something we don't? :)
>
> -- Gregg
Is there a Windows version?
BTW, has your book been translated into English?
James
- Original Message -
From: "AUVERLOT Olivier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 1:42 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: payLoad 1.1
>
> Quoting Gregg Irwin <[EMAIL PR
OK, it can't get much simpler than this. A fresh rebol session with the
following console commands:
>> site: ftp://userid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/public_html/
== ftp://userid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/public_html/
>> write site/test/a "a"
connecting to: www.site.com.au
>> write site/test/b "b"
** User Error:
ok, first a smart aleck answer that is true to the specification but not
the intent ...
>> do
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/download-a-script.r?script-name=lexpem.r
>> ms: lexperm "012345678" 362880
; all 3-by-3 simple magic squares are constructed and in the 'ms block
; I doubt it
Hi Scott,
No, I deleted the patch from patches.r as soon as Carl said it didn't work -
I should have delivered the patch in email in the first place until it was
confirmed.
Regards,
Brett.
> patch worked correctly. When I looked at Brett's patches.r file, the
"new"
> patch does not yet show up
Max wrote:
If you're really just doing stuff for your site/workgroup... iron out the
issues with your server and then you'll be happy, cause once you understand
its quirks, ftp **UPLOADING** becomes easy (cause D/L is always a snap).
I agree, my view based website upload scripts are just click,
Hi Ashley,
For your errors, the 226 error looks like something my patch file fixes. But
as you have not mentioned trying it, I'll repeat the URL again:
http://www.codeconscious.com/rebsite/rebol-library/patches.r
Regards,
Brett.
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Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 20:09 schrieb Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch:
> Most previous requests mimic things I want...
>
> but I find that the protect function /mechanism should be given much more
> guts.
>
> This is important if we are to create scripts which can encapsulate
> external tools which w
Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 19:57 schrieb Petr Krenzelok:
> Robert M. Münch wrote:
> >On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:28:36 +1300, Andrew Martin
> >
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>When distributing a Rebol script,
> >>include all the functions (words) that the main script requires. Of
> >>course, the
When proposing RT-style-marks i meant not only indentation,
but names, style of modularisation and such too.
Start with Carls scripts as typical and mark such which are
styled similar.
Its not meant to be a dogma, but to get a "typical use".
So if i where in doubt about
zipzap: func[str][]
zipzap
Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 16:58 schrieb Gregg Irwin:
> Hi Anton,
>
> AR> If word? Requires [Requires: reduce [Requires]]
> AR> Now you know it's a block and you can remove one if.
>
> You can also use COMPOSE to blockify things:
>
> requires: compose [(requires)]
>
I guess its to
Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 20:15 schrieb Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch:
> > one function in script ...
>
> I think the main differentiation which is often missed, is that there is a
> line between script and application.
>
> Usually scripts handle one given and succinct task. These benefit from
> li
Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 19:11 schrieb Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch:
> I find it funny that there is so much differing opinions on this topic.
>
> :-D which makes it lively a topic/list to follow and discuss :-)
>
> python is built over a library standard and it is all the better for it.
> It a
Hi Sabu,
> was doing is that once I detect that the email does not have a
> content-type:text/plain then I search for and do the replacement
on
> the contents. (I know this is a very trivial and a simplistic approach but
I
> am just getting to grips with this)
>
> Sadly, this approach does not w
> Hi Ashley,
>
> For your errors, the 226 error looks like something my patch file fixes.
> But
> as you have not mentioned trying it, I'll repeat the URL again:
> http://www.codeconscious.com/rebsite/rebol-library/patches.r
No luck ;(
>> write site/test/a2 "a"
URL Parse: userid password www.si
> Thinking again, where did you find 501k-scripts? 50,1k-scripts are more
> realistic.
Encapped VIEW scripts perhaps? Which raises an interesting terminology
question. If a source script is called a "script", what do we then call it
when it has been encapped? An "executable", "encapped script"
Hi Folks!
Sorry to bother you again. But how can I read the
Net-log: ["low level read of " 2048 "bytes"] ?
Net-log: ["low level read of " 2048 "bytes"]
does anybody know what it is? Any people from RT?
I saw with trace all that it is reading a cookie (low level of reading), at
least search for
Ok, it happens when I use set-browser-path and
browse to call a file. Of course. Here's some
example code:
exec: func [string][set-browser-path probe string browse ""]
exec form to-local-file rebol/options/boot ; keep doing this line until...
; ** CRASH (Should not happen) - Root block overflow
Hi Ashley
> No luck ;(
Bugger.
> Net-log: [
> none "226"]
> Net-log: "226-66555.9 Mbytes free disk space"
> >> write site/test/b2 "b"
> URL Parse: userid password www.site.com.au none public_html/test/ b2
> ** User Error: Server error: FTP 226-File successfully transferred
> ** Near: writ
diluting ...
LOL
subtle... I read it a few times before getting it ;-) I'm tired ;-)
I'll keep it my list of reserved words ;-)
Volker, I agree that RT should set the standards. But with so little official speak,
I am tired of waiting. I know Carl S. is protective of a specific plan h
>> do/protect protected-user.r
>>
>> Does this makes sense to any of you?
>>
>> is there already a way to do so?
>>
>do/protect protected-user.r
>->
>secure[file [allow read]]
>do %protect-user.r
I'm not sure the above does exactly what I mean...
I mean that once loaded, anything that is cont
> I am very curious about to know how many of us use REBOL under Linux and
how many use REBOL under Windows both at work and at home.
I use Rebol on Windows XP Home at home :) and Windows 2000 NT at work.
Andrew J Martin
Speaking in tongues and performing miracles.
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Volker wrote:
> The MS-way of providing 501k-applications to download? What do you
smoking? ;) 5.01M maybe.
When last I looked at MS Visual Studio plus it's documentation, the total
space required was over 1 gigabyte!
Andrew J Martin
Speaking in tongues and performing miracles.
ICQ: 26227169
htt
> I am very curious about to know how many of us use REBOL under Linux and
how many use REBOL under Windows both at work and at home.
I use Win NT 4 at home which is my work.
Brett
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Hi Brett,
> code: second get in system/schemes/ftp/handler 'close
> if equal? code/5/3 'net-utils/confirm [
> head insert tail code/5/3 'multiline
> ]
That did the trick! Thanks for saving my sanity ;)
Regards,
Ashley
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Ah good. I'll add it to my patches.r and send it to feedback.
Regards,
Brett.
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From: "Ashley Trüter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Reading empty directories via FTP error
>
> Hi Brett,
>
>
Brett wrote (in another thread):
> Ah good. I'll add it to my patches.r and send it to feedback.
I think it's a good idea to reveal and combine the best patches that people
have accumulated so far. I've put my in after my .sig.
Let's mutate and evolve them! :)
Andrew J Martin
Speaking in tongue
On 11-Nov-03, Brett Handley wrote:
>>> Can you confirm it works for you Carl?
>>
>> I'm afraid it doesn't, but Scott's solution does (after I put the
>> missing bracket in.) Except...
> Hmmm.
>> though. So, could you provide a copy of parse-dir-list the way you
>> think it should be modified
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