Hi Cybarite,
C> Is there any interest in resurrecting this stuff?
EasyVID is awesome. I keep a link handy to a few things and it's one
of them. I think it would be great to see it updated.
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Hi Max,
> Yes I would like to see this and the ref doc tool rescuscitated.
>
> the ref-doc.r is my single most usefull rebol self-help tool. It is out of date,
> but man its usefull. it would be fun to merge
both ideas by creating a base viewer and using m-d-p files as catalogues which can be
Am Montag 05 Januar 2004 17:59 schrieb Gregg Irwin:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> AB> i was wondering if, letting refinements and non-block! parameters
> AB> aside, 'do is really just a "last reduce", in other words, if (a
> AB> simplified) do could be precisely expressed as:
>
> AB> do: func [ bl [block!]
Hey Max, Congratulations! You simply hit the bull's-eye !!!
We simply miss some formal structure as to how and what has to be officially
presented. May be the scripts library committee or
other REBOL and/or DOC expert can help us to start with ...
Finally someone must also be chosen as the One
I've never been ablr to find a way to make that work, but this would be the answer if
you haven't found any answer to the riddle...
a: [b true]
c: 'b
;-) next line works
change next find a c false
probe a
== [b false]
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> But I will take a paragraph to explain Carl's approach to HTML.
..snip
> There are limitations in both of our approaches, but at least we both have
> some solid reasoning behind our strategies.
Thanks for the context and your thoughts.
I really do appreciate that Carl has *much* better thing
The one that always gets me is:
>> a: [b true]
== [b true]
>> c: 'b
== b
>> a/:c
== true
Now how does one do "a/:c: false"?
Regards,
Ashley
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something like this:
-words are not variables.
!! words are LIKE variables with context. !!
-there are no statements in rebol
!! only expressions !!
creating your own "statements"
- the 'ENUM example (generating words with values based on list of words )
- the
Anthony,
Check out my anim and demo sections:
Take your Desktop browser to:
Rebol.com/Sites/Anton
Anton.
> ok, i've a problem i've been thinking about for a
> while. i realized i cant do it without reading the
> rebol manual (on the rebol home page; www.rebol.com).
> so, i started to r
> What a shame the rebol browser plug-in is no more. Mine
> worked for a couple
> of days c.2001 and it was lovely... seems like a distant dream now
yep, its not overly usefull for real applications some might say, but its a hell of a
magnet for new users. It would let them install rebol in a
Hi Jason,
>
> "first gotchas" might be useful category..
>
> You know the crucial little things which tripped you up till you went aha!
>
> - Jason
>
This is exactly in the spirit of what I was thinking about ...
Who will be the first runner up to fill this need - just a single try or two for ea
Yes I would like to see this and the ref doc tool rescuscitated.
the ref-doc.r is my single most usefull rebol self-help tool. It is out of date, but
man its usefull. it would be fun to merge both ideas by creating a base viewer and
using m-d-p files as catalogues which can be loaded/edited.
> Is there any interest in resurrecting this stuff?
YES -- Easy-vid is a very cool and unique tool.
I do not know of any other interactive notebook/environment which interprets
code snips like that, except perhaps Mathematica's own fabulous notebook
interface.
Easy-Vid in my opinion makes a bril
I agree entirely and it seems that the cookbook already contains some new View and VID
stuff (can be considered as old stuff too for
the experienced REBOLERS! ) to add to %easy-vid.r . Most was written by Carl and other
voluntaries. See the cookbook
http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/ and look for te
> We have been Reboling away for some time now
> and i would just like to know were Carl stands with
> Rebol and if anyone thats in the know, could get
> him to respond to the list especially for all the new
> commers in 2004.
Carl's pretty head-down and working on View 1.3. There is a prett
Hello everyone,
We have been Reboling away for some time now
and i would just like to know were Carl stands with
Rebol and if anyone thats in the know, could get
him to respond to the list especially for all the new
commers in 2004.Just want to know. Happy New
Years everyone.
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Jason:
> > 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
h can't seem to leave this topic
Back in 2001, I added some sections to Carl's base work for VID - it was called
%easyvid.r
Carl's original is in the REBOL library at:
http://www.reboltech.com/library/html/easy-vid.html
It has "runnable code" in it - i.e. see the code sample then clic
"first gotchas" might be useful category..
You know the crucial little things which tripped you up till you went aha!
- Jason
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>isn't rebol a drug for the majority of us... ask my wife, she'll tell you
!!
>
> its harder to break than her smoke habbit...
rebol-12step.com ;-)
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Hello everybody,
while I visited the cookbook (http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/) I got a couple of ideas
that could be useful to every newcomer in
their quest to become a consecrated REBOL knight (probably too much Lord of the Rings
time recently ;-)
1- Since everyone of us also began on the
> > All reasonable, although I personally would avoid "users"
> (connotation with drugs)
but isn't rebol a drug for the majority of us... ask my wife, she'll tell you !!
its harder to break than her smoke habbit...
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Hello everybody,
I'm back from illness again and hope 2004 will be like a second rebirth for me in all
spheres of activities, REBOL included. In fact
My best wishes to you all for this new year.
I already watched a lot of activities all around in the REBOL community since my last
leaving and t
Henrik Mikael Kristensen wrote:
> 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.
>> a: [a b c]
== [a b c]
>> b: [x y z]
== [x y z]
>> x: [1 2 3]
== [1 2 3]
>> d: interweave reduce [
I'd have to agree here.
;-)
~~Ammon
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Forum Name
>
> > Now I would appreciate some feedback on a name for the forum...
>
> All reasonable,
> trouble seperating the subject line from the body of
> the email when sending email: they always end up the
> same.
Best to post actual code here for solving problems like that.
Meanwhile, other people's examples may help..
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/search.r?filter=domain-emai
Discovering The forgotten DRAW dialect
http://www.rebolforces.com/zine/rzine-1-05/#sect2.
http://www.rebolforces.com/zine/rzine-1-06/#sect3.
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> im very much a gamer and i hope to make some sort of
> simple game (eventually becoming more complex)
> beginning with this line.
http://www.rebol.com/docs/draw.html
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/search.r?find=draw
http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/view-script.r?script=e
Well for me TALK sound more professional than CHAT ;)
Em Seg 05 Jan 2004 13:16, you wrote:
> Good Morning, so far we have 2 votes for reboltalk.com
> and 2 votes for rebolchat.com.
>
> The domain will be purchased late tonight, anyone care to tip the scale?
>
> If not we can flip a coin. ;)
>
>
thanks greg, i think ill take your advice, and
everyone elses if i can!
i know how to send email from a particular email
acount from rebol but is there some way i can check my
Yahoo! email from rebol. i guess i have alot more to
learn about computers too. i know that rebol deals
with pop and ftp
Hi Gregg,
On Monday, January 5, 2004, 6:06:27 PM, you wrote:
GI> NFOREACH was from Gabriele (his original message is after my
GI> signature). Romano commented that 'bargs should be copied to handle
GI> recursion, and Gabriele mentioned that maybe [throw] should be added
GI> and other subtle issu
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Ashley & Henrik,
>> Interlacing blocks:
>>
AT> nforeach (posted a couple of months back) can do this.
NFOREACH was from Gabriele (his original message is after my
signature). Romano commented that 'bargs should be copied to handle
recursion, and Gabriele mentioned that maybe [throw] should be ad
Hi Andreas,
AB> i was wondering if, letting refinements and non-block! parameters
AB> aside, 'do is really just a "last reduce", in other words, if (a
AB> simplified) do could be precisely expressed as:
AB> do: func [ bl [block!] ] [ last reduce bl ]
Well, both cause evaluation. If LOAD were
Hi Anthony,
You've gotten some great advice, so I'll just add a couple comments.
Don't confuse the difficulty of learning to "program" with learning
REBOL; you're learning two things at once. Don't despair if it seems
like things aren't going as fast as you would like at first. You'll
get there.
"I remember that rebolforces.com used to host a forum, and it wasn't really
popular. The rate "posts / month" was
really low, indeed. Will it be different during 2004 ?"
I can't say that it will, in the least we can archive information that will
be useful to new users and like I mentioned
befor
> Good Morning, so far we have 2 votes for reboltalk.com
> and 2 votes for rebolchat.com.
imo:
reboltalk -- is better than rebolchat
but
rebolforum -- is better than reboltalk
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Hi Maryjane,
DM> I have decided to set up a forum, if it takes off, great!
DM> if it does not Im only out $6.00 for the domain name.
DM> Now I would appreciate some feedback on a name for the forum...
Excellent! I vote for REBOLtalk (or REBOL-talk per Carl's suggestion).
Thanks for setting it
Hi,
rebol-talk would be a fine name :)
Arie
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>
> Good Morning, so far we have 2 votes for reboltalk.com
> and 2 votes for rebo
Defiant Mail wrote:
>Good Morning, so far we have 2 votes for reboltalk.com
>and 2 votes for rebolchat.com.
>
>The domain will be purchased late tonight, anyone care to tip the scale?
>
>
>
reboltalk.com sounds good to me.
If I can bring you my .02, I remember that rebolforces.com used to hos
i was wondering if, letting refinements and non-block! parameters
aside, 'do is really just a "last reduce", in other words, if (a
simplified) do could be precisely expressed as:
do: func [ bl [block!] ] [ last reduce bl ]
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Good Morning, so far we have 2 votes for reboltalk.com
and 2 votes for rebolchat.com.
The domain will be purchased late tonight, anyone care to tip the scale?
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Hi, Anton,
Anton Rolls wrote:
>
> You might be able to do all this in the sort
> comparator function somehow, but it's not obvious
> to me.
>
I don't believe that it's possible to handle all of this via
SORT/COMPARE . The comparison function only tells whether
two values are in order or out o
Hallvard, what a curious problem? Why?
I think the way to go is using the sort
comparator function as I showed before.
The two elements to be compared at each
step are put into the arguments, here, 'a and 'b.
sort/compare blk func [a b][either a/4/3 = #"c" [1][-1]]
This moves blocks wit
Also check refinements of random to
make it more random.
By the way, this is what I actually meant:
sort/compare blk func [a b][(random 3) - 2]
Anton.
> Try this on:
>
> sort/compare blk func [a b][(random 2) - 1]
>
> Anton.
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I need a function that will make sure
It gets funnier..
-Anton.
> 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.
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
Here are the bullets from Carl's designer tip sheet that may be useful:
1. forget the past
2. think simple
3. scripts start with a header
4. data drives it
5. names are critical
6. use words not strings
7. code in style
8. examples save time
9. learn series
10. embed your documentation
11. define
reboltalk is great!
I appreciate the initiative, since I cannot connect to Altme from my work (SysAdmin
proxy parano-settings) ;)
FYI the forum exists in French @ http://www.codeur.org/forum/forum.php?theme=17
The French Rebol community is very active!
==christophe
>
> On 05-Jan-04, Defiant
I recently registered TheMaybetrix as my domain name,
and I'm planning to set up a forum there.
I couldn't resist the name TheMaybetrix/Rebolutions.
My host has just installed Rebol for CGI, so I'm
hoping to write up my own simple forum.
--- Carlos Lorenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> I lik
I like reboltalk.com very much
Carlos
Em Dom 04 Jan 2004 16:52, you wrote:
> 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:
>
> reboluser
THANKS GUYS:) !
--- Carl Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 05-Jan-04, Anthony Morford wrote:
>
> > 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 t
On 05-Jan-04, Defiant Mail wrote:
> 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
> reb
On 05-Jan-04, Anthony Morford wrote:
> 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 th
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