> > I've also chopped out NameSpace, which was implemented wrongly (it
doesn't do the right thing for XSL stylesheets that generate HTML). :(
> what was it doing that the xslt couldn't handle?
It was adding name space prefixes to tags that should not have name space
prefixes. :(
Latest version
Hi Gregg,
> >> dir? %/c/rebol
> == true
>
> Seems inconsistent with it, but I haven't spent any thought on what's
This comes from:
info? %/c/rebol
info? ftp://host/rebol
that returns an object with the type (link/dir/file)
dir? is a front-end for info?
What i want to say is that if Windows i
A curiosity, i have compressed rebol.exe with
http://upx.sourceforge.net/
i becomes 320 kb and seems to works
How small can become Core?
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Hi Romano,
>> dir? %/c/rebol
== true
Seems inconsistent with it, but I haven't spent any thought on what's
best. e.g. if you have a file called %rebol in %/c/, and also a
%rebol/ dir, how do you distinguish which one you want?
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> If you have a Jabber bot I am interested :)
Nicolas Fournier has written "Maoww", a jabber client in Rebol/View
Very nice.
Top of the downloads page
http://www.rebolfrance.net/telechargement.html
http://www.rebolfrance.net/projets/concours/maoww.zip
- Jason
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Hi Ladislav,
> this looks like a windows specialty:
>
> >> read %/c/rebol
> ** Access Error: Cannot open /c/rebol
> ** Near: read %/c/rebol
> >> read %/c/rebol/
> == [%core/ %view/]
>
> Isn't it annoying?
I think that all Rebol should be uniformin reading directory port, the ftp:
shows this er
No I don't have a jabber bot, I've been running jabberd and ejabberd
servers(ejabberd is erlang implementation of jabberd), to start up I've
been using Rebol to telnet to them, they reside on port 5222, just
typing in the raw xml in one textbox, sending, and reading the response
in another.
Basic
This is my idea of collect:
collect-in: func [
{Append block evaluations to a series, use as body in For, Repeat, etc.}
dest [block! hash! list! any-string!] "Series to append results"
block [block!] "Block to evaluate."
/only "Inserts into dest using the Only refinement."
/local main
>it's xml is that it's streamed which means that while any sequence of
>xml messages from jabber are well formed, a single message is not
>necessarily well formed. For example to call jabber I send it:
>
>xmlns:stream='http://etherx.jabber.org/streams'>
>
>and it replies with
>
>xmlns:stream='ht
hi,
this looks like a windows specialty:
>> read %/c/rebol
** Access Error: Cannot open /c/rebol
** Near: read %/c/rebol
>> read %/c/rebol/
== [%core/ %view/]
Isn't it annoying?
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Hi Phil,
On Thursday, December 11, 2003, 12:35:33 PM, you wrote:
puc> That is great Gabrielle it wasnt just me going mad then !!!
puc> Have you submitted this patch for the consideration as part of vid 1.3 ?
Unfortunately not yet, as my home Internet connection died and I
didn't have a
Hi Gabrielle,
That is great Gabrielle it wasnt just me going mad then !!!
Have you submitted this patch for the consideration as part of vid 1.3 ?
The updated area/scroller program is as follows :
rebol [
title: "Area with scroller"
author: "Phil Bevan"
date: 10-Dec-2003
v
Anton,
h
this seems to be the trouble
thanks
Carlos
Em Qui 11 Dez 2003 00:28, you wrote:
> Use a newer View beta. I think you are using
> View 1.2.1 to test this ?
> It requires scroller style, which is only available
> in view betas newer than 1.2.1
>
> Anton.
>
> > Phil,
> > Am I suppose
>And I've enhanced my ML dialect to allow building complex tags, with
out
>needing to use path! values (but it still allows path! values)! Just
use a
>surrounding <" and ">" for the "expanded" tag:
cool, I've been working with jabber recently, one thing I found with
it's xml is that it's stream
Hi Phil,
On Thursday, December 11, 2003, 4:41:52 AM, you wrote:
puc> Does anyone know why I had to insert the ugly line
puc>if all [sl/data = 1 tmp = 1] [tmp: 0.999]
puc> in this code.
IIRC this is a workaround for a bug in slider/redrag.
I use this patch that fixes the bug:
Slide
I've enhanced my ML dialect to eliminate the need for the 'check function:
>> French: true
== true
>> ML compose [input/type/checked checkbox (French)]
== {}
>> French: false
== false
>> ML compose [input/type/checked checkbox (French)]
== {}
>> French: none
== none
>> ML compose [input/type/chec
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