> longest-awaited Vanilla release ever: 0.6!
wow ... yes thank you all very much
I wish you a happy healthy winter solstice :-)
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Speaking for Christian and myself, after years and years (and, uhm,
years) of hard and diligent work we are proud to release the hitherto
longest-awaited Vanilla release ever: 0.6!
Vanilla is a simple, extensible hypertext system and framework for
developing small-scale web applications written
* Kai Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031223 15:00]:
>
> Hi All ~
>
> am still a bloody newbie and
> want to do the following (on a Redhat box, downloaded latest core today):
>
> I have a file containing a list of ftp URLs in the format:
>
> ftp://:@hostname
>
> I want to iterate through this lis
Excellent!
Many thanks to all that answered.
-Mj
- Original Message -
From: "Anton Rolls" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 7:40 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Right Mouse Actions
>
> For right-mouse button, event/type = 'alt-down or 'alt-up
>
>
For right-mouse button, event/type = 'alt-down or 'alt-up
Copy text to clipboard:
write clipboard:// {hello}
Copy text from clipboard:
text: clipboard://
You could mold binaries to put them in there too.
Anton.
> Hi, how would one go about creating right mouse functions.
>
Yep, fat-line.r
do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/gui/fat-line.r
Should really be called "demo-fat-line.r", but anyway..
Anton.
> Hi Max,
>
> MOA> Its all working like a charm, but I was wondering if its possible
> MOA> to change the line width in draw dialect setup. I haven't
> MOA> not
polygon idea is a good one. :-)
doh! why didn't I thing of that!
thanks for people who suggested stuff!!
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Hi Max,
> Its all working like a charm, but I was wondering if its possible to
> change the line width in draw dialect setup. I haven't noticed in the
> docs...
Unfortunately no. One trick I use for [small] circles is:
c: make face/font [size: 144 name: "Wingdings"]
view layo
> Hi, how would one go about creating right mouse functions.
view layout [btn [print "left"][print "right"]]
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Hi All ~
am still a bloody newbie and
want to do the following (on a Redhat box, downloaded latest core today):
I have a file containing a list of ftp URLs in the format:
ftp://:@hostname
I want to iterate through this list and call wget for each entry like this:
wget -P
-P specifies the d
Thank you for the info. It does help, now I have to find info. on cut copy
paste ;)
I will look through all the docs...
- Original Message -
From: "Stan Silver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 2:39 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Right Mouse Actions
Tim,
These suggestions are very helpful. Thanks for posting them. And thanks to
Tom!!
Stan
-Original Message-
...
> printf22: func[str [string!] subs [block!] /local delim blk x][
> delim: "%s"
>
> ;;; this is not quite as good anymore
> ;;; with subs being circular final lengt
Hi Maryjane,
This document on www.rebol.com helped me with mouse clicks. Maybe someone
else knows about popping up menus...
go to: www.rebol.com
on the left side under: language
choose: documents
under: Other Res
* Carlos Lorenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031223 10:33]:
>
> Thanks Joel !
> And for you
> guys from the list
> many thanks for so many helps and
> merry christmas and happy new year!!!
> from Brazil
> Carlos Lorenz
>
> Em Seg 22 Dez 2003 14:19, Joel Neely escreveu:
> > ...gets quite busy in my worl
Hi, how would one go about creating right mouse functions.
For example, I click the right mouse button in my program and it brings up a cut copy
paste menu?
If someone could point me to any documentation, tutorials or examples where it has
been implemented I would be very grateful.
Thanx in ad
Carlos Lorenz wrote:
>Thanks Joel !
>And for you
>guys from the list
>many thanks for so many helps and
>merry christmas and happy new year!!!
>from Brazil
>Carlos Lorenz
>
>Em Seg 22 Dez 2003 14:19, Joel Neely escreveu:
>
>
>>...gets quite busy in my world, so let me take this opportunity
>>t
Thanks Joel !
And for you
guys from the list
many thanks for so many helps and
merry christmas and happy new year!!!
from Brazil
Carlos Lorenz
Em Seg 22 Dez 2003 14:19, Joel Neely escreveu:
> ...gets quite busy in my world, so let me take this opportunity
> to wish all of you a joyous holiday se
Re: DyBASE test
> database can't be opened again from the same session. Don't know why. Does
> anybody know what the problem is? How to close down a program so that I
> can run it from the same session again?
Hi Robert,
I haven't looked at your script yet, but notice that
>> probe db/close
Hello Robert,
Sorry, stupid bug in storage close method ("func" keyword was missed)
cause that problem: database was not closed and so could not be
reopened. The language constructions should be more protected from
errors:)
New version of DyBASe 0.17 is available at my site.
I has changed (once
Hi Max,
MOA> Its all working like a charm, but I was wondering if its possible
MOA> to change the line width in draw dialect setup. I haven't
MOA> noticed in the docs...
Nope, but I think Anton did a thick-line demo a while back...Anton?
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Hi Pat,
>What is the meaning of thro?
>I have seen it here and there but never quite understood its purpose.
>
>Regards
>Patrick
>
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Ladislav Mecir"
>
>
>
>>yes, it is useful. The following improvement uses the [throw] attribute
>>to make the behaviour of
Hello fellow rebels,
a quick one for those of you who have in-depth knowledge of the draw dialect.
I'm doing a functional shematic viewer in rebol, connecting graphical and floating
nodes and all.
Its all working like a charm, but I was wondering if its possible to change the line
width in d
Hi, playing around with DyBASE I ran into a problem. The script I work on
can be found at http://www.robertmuench.de/dybase-test.r
What does it do? It reads all messages from an IOS Messenger and stores
them into a database. Further it keeps track of some fields thru indices.
Adding records wo
Hello List:
This was sent back to me OTL. Since I think it is a valuable
contribution on the subject of 'parse and advises regarding
some pitfalls, I'm posting this back to the list for archival
purposes and adding some comments.
Really good contribution.
Thanks Tom
t
Hi List,
What is the meaning of thro?
I have seen it here and there but never quite understood its purpose.
Regards
Patrick
- Original Message -
From: "Ladislav Mecir"
> yes, it is useful. The following improvement uses the [throw] attribute
> to make the behaviour of the function mo
> JN>> ...gets quite busy in my world, so let me take this opportunity
> JN>> to wish all of you a joyous holiday season and a happy new year!
I want to thank everyone who's helped me on various problems throughout the year!
Many of our projects are MUCH stronger because of this list. There are
AG> Hello all from a newcomer to this list,
Welcome Alain!
AG> Here is a function for only 1 condition but 3 cases : if it can be
AG> useful to anyone
AG> trif: func [
AG> condition
AG> iftrue [block!]
AG> iffalse [block!]
AG> ifnone [block!]
For more standard REBOL style, you
Hi Alain,
>Here is a function for only 1 condition but 3 cases : if it can be
>useful to anyone
>
>trif: func [
>
>
>...
>
>
>; example:
>print trif request "give an answer" ["yes"]["no"]["cancel"]
>
>by the way,
>is it good that "not none" equals "true" ?
>
>Alain Goyé.
>
>
yes, it is us
Hello all from a newcomer to this list,
Here is a function for only 1 condition but 3 cases : if it can be
useful to anyone
trif: func [
condition
iftrue [block!]
iffalse [block!]
ifnone [block!]
] [
do either condition [
iftrue
] [
either none? condition
Hi Stan,
On Tuesday, December 23, 2003, 12:49:12 AM, you wrote:
SS> 1. This mailing list seems to make threads only from the subject string.
SS> In general, though, if you reply to a previous email, the mail client should
SS> include the email ID of the one you're replying to in the "References
Hi Gregg,
On Monday, December 22, 2003, 6:29:02 PM, you wrote:
JN>> ...gets quite busy in my world, so let me take this opportunity
JN>> to wish all of you a joyous holiday season and a happy new year!
GI> Ditto! This year I've gotten to know some ML members a little better,
GI> working on proj
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