> Interlacing blocks:
>
> a: [a b c]
> b: [x y z]
> c: [1 2 3]
>
> => d: [a x 1 b y 2 c z 3]
>
> Is there a function to do this? I wrote my own, but was curious.
nforeach (posted a couple of months back) can do this.
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Interlacing blocks:
a: [a b c]
b: [x y z]
c: [1 2 3]
=> d: [a x 1 b y 2 c z 3]
Is there a function to do this? I wrote my own, but was curious.
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Jason Cunliffe wrote:
> Welcome Anthony!
>
> my advice:
> Start *very simple* using Rebol/Core ..and play interactively as much as
> possible.
Yes, the console is very important in the step towards learning new
things and how commands behave. I build programs in small chunks at a
time on the c
Welcome Anthony!
my advice:
Start *very simple* using Rebol/Core ..and play interactively as much as
possible.
Rebol is very simple but also can be very sophisticated.
It is essential you learn to handle the basics of creating and navigating
Rebol blocks and series.
They are quite unique in prog
i am just beginning working with rebol. and i know
very little of programming. im sure that taking a
rebol workshop would make understanding it alot easier
but i decide to go the cheaper, more personal, route -
reading the manual. ive read it once through and still
lack the understanding to make a
..hmm why not just
rebolforum.com
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> Now I would appreciate some feedback on a name for the forum...
All reasonable, although I personally would avoid "users" (connotation
with drugs) and rebolyell (which could get confused for "Rebel Yell!" -
don't mention the war! ;) ).
IMHO rebolchat conveys the right tone (not as formal as
Dixit Joel Neely (00.11 05.01.2004):
>[...]
>adjacent elements are now different. Finally, for your example:
>
> example: [[4 1 7 "nicsrg" 5 6 3 8 2 9] [3 1 2 "sicrtg" 9 8 4 7 6 5]
> [9 3 7 "iscgtn" 6 2 8 5 4 1] [1 3 8 "inctrg" 5 2 9 4 6 7]
> [9 6 5 "ngsirt" 8 2 1 3 7 4]
Hi, Hallvard,
To ensure "unsorted", first sort, then interleave second and first
halves. (Assuming you have enough distinct values that moving
halfway through the sorted order gives you a different value.)
Hallvard Ystad wrote:
>
> I have a block with, say 10 blocks inside it. Each block has m
Sorry about the typo, didn't even see it until you pointed it out.
rebolcommuntiy.com
But at least you pointed out that the name is easily misspelled.
Strike that one off the list. : )
-Mj.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 0
> http://evaluation.express.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/
ah thanks :-)
It's a start, but yes that yikes 1995 HTML really needs to be modernized
asap with semantic tags throughout as all the blogging tools do. Plus
regular tags and other aids.
In fact with even a *minimal* tweak, an embedded re
Jason:
> Any ideas about how to do the above?
Take a look at:
http://evaluation.express.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/
which is an entire Altme world (the REBOL-View world, for discussing current
View betas) exported to HTML (Except, of course the user and private groups).
The strengths and wea
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> rebolusers.com
> reboltalk.com
> rebolyell.com
> rebolchat.com
> rebolcomminity.com
Any of those would be fine by me -- with the exception of the misspelled one,
Sunanda.
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AltMe is very useful but two big problems need solving:
1. Off the Google radar
Someone needs to archive AltME REBOL discussion in an intelligent Google
friendly manner.
AltME does export HTML, but perhaps its needs better RDF-type tagging
embedded so message\syndication, indexing and search can
* Defiant Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040103 15:42]:
> I was wondering why a mail list instead of a forum?
>
> It would make things so much easier just to enter a search than to read through
> hundreds of archived mail's
> for a quick answer, furthermore it can send e-mails notifying users of new
Its Snowing Here is Chicago b...
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From: "Carl Read" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 1:53 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Center object & screen res.
>
> On 05-Jan-04, Defiant Mail wrote:
>
> > Carl Your the bomb!
> > With the
Dixit Joel Neely (03.06 04.01.2004):
>How about this:
>
> >> random [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]
> == [8 9 3 4 2 1 7 6 0 5]
Ah, of course. I didn't think about the fact that 'random takes anything as an
argument...
>Can you provide a little more detail on your requirements?
Yes. Especially si
On 05-Jan-04, Defiant Mail wrote:
> Carl Your the bomb!
> With the small adjustment of removing the 200x100 (to allow for full
> screenage)
Ah - a bit of test code left in there. :) It is very, very hot in
front of a computer in New Zealand at the moment...
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I have decided to set up a forum, if it takes off, great!
if it does not Im only out $6.00 for the domain name.
Now I would appreciate some feedback on a name for the forum...
Here are a few ideas:
rebolusers.com
reboltalk.com
rebolyell.com
rebolchat.com
rebolcomminity.com
After the name is pu
Hi Maryjane,
DM> I was wondering why a mail list instead of a forum?
Carl Read said it best ("just the way it panned out"). The REBOLForces
forums didn't see much traffic when it was up, compared to the ML, but
I can't say why.
I use AltME and IOS heavily. They aren't "public access" channels,
Hi Folks!!
First of All, Happy New Year
Is there anybody that developed text summarization programs with rebol
(TF-ISF)? or clustering programs ?
I mean, because its resources for parsing are pretty handy to do this.. I'm
asking just in case.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards!,
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Hi,
> >> tstring: "password/jj"
> == "password/jj"
> >> tstring: to-path tstring
> == password/jj
There are many issues about this expression.
1)
p: to-path "a/b"
creates a path composed of a single item which is itself th path a/b.
You can verify this with this:
length? :p
first
Sunday, January 4, 2004, 1:01:23 PM, Defiant wrote:
> With the small adjustment of removing the 200x100 (to allow for full
> screenage) it works perfectly and its consistent in all screen resolutions.
> This information would be an ideal ( how to ) forum entry! ; )
There is still the REBOL co
Sunday, January 4, 2004, 2:51:10 AM, Defiant wrote:
> The great thing about forums is the ability to make advanced
> searches
At least my email client is quite capable of doing quite advanced
searches, and once you are able to access a standardized repres of
emails (e.g. mbox) you are only limi
I had the same problem with dynamic blocks, so I fired up the console
;
; A normal path
;
>> data: [one 1 two 2]
== [one 1 two 2]
>> data/one
== 1
;
; A dynamic path. This path doesn't work. The path doesn't have context.
;
>> p: to-path "data/one"
== data/one
>> p
** Internal Error: **
when you convert a string path to an actual
path and attempt to access an object with it:
example:
>> password: make object! [jj: ["bryan" "0"]]
>> password/jj
== ["bryan" "0"]
>> tstring: "password/jj"
== "password/jj"
>> tstring: to-path tstring
== password/jj
>> tstring
** Internal Error: **
> This information would be an ideal ( how to ) forum entry! ; )
In the (current) absence of a fully-fledged forum, it could just as well be a
"how-to" in the REBOL Script Library, eg:
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/search.r?filter=type-how-to
Though it's not a free-for-all forum,
Carl Your the bomb!
With the small adjustment of removing the 200x100 (to allow for full
screenage) it works perfectly and its consistent in all screen resolutions.
This information would be an ideal ( how to ) forum entry! ; )
Rebol[]
screen-size: system/view/screen-face/size
view center-face
On 04-Jan-04, Defiant Mail wrote:
> Tried the below but the button shows up at default (25x25)
> Rebol[]
> view center-face layout [
> size system/view/screen-face/size
> button "OK" [unview]]
This I think does what you want...
screen-size: 200x100 ;system/view/screen-face/size
view center-f
Given that 'skip does not work with open/binary/direct, I tried using it
with open/direct as follows:
>> pos: 1
== 1
>> file: open/direct %test.dat
>> file: skip file pos
>> first file
** Script Error: Out of range or past end
** Near: first file
but after some experimenting [Win2000] f
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