[REBOL] Re: Right mouse button popup-menu for all my REBOl apps.

2004-03-01 Thread Al TS
Hi Gregg you are right !! I try many hacks to the code to not have the problem but without succes. How have you think about hide the do-events line ? show-men.r is a file of the %sys.r library %sys/ folder. All the functions, object, block ... in these files are defined like debug-name: get in

[REBOL] Re: [globals] Handy function for determining what words are global

2004-03-01 Thread Anton Rolls
Sorry to destroy your example, but this is already built into help.. :) eg. Try these at console: help native! ? op! ? tuple! etc. for other datatypes. Anton. For those who would like to know just exactly what those global words are. code w: copy [] f: copy [] n: copy [] o: copy [] a:

[REBOL] Re: [globals] Handy function for determining what words are global

2004-03-01 Thread Ashley Trter
Sorry to destroy your example, but this is already built into help.. :) eg. Try these at console: help native! ? op! ? tuple! etc. for other datatypes. Hey not fair! Somebody added this to new VID 1.3 betas while I wasn't looking ;) Or at least that's my story, as: system/version ==

[REBOL] Re: localized func alternative...

2004-03-01 Thread Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch
thanks everyone... I'll be checking all of this ASAP. :-) -MAx --- You can either be part of the problem or part of the solution, but in the end, being part of the problem is much more fun. -Original Message- From: Ladislav Mecir [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday,

[REBOL] Re: The complete Rebol named argument passing

2004-03-01 Thread Romano Paolo Tenca
Hi Gabriele RPT do-alt find /reverse false RPT find/alt /reverse false You can't have that, the best we could get is: I think that both are possible. I prefer the first one. The best option seems to be like Ladislav suggests, apply :find [reverse: true series: [a b c]

[REBOL] Re: The complete Rebol named argument passing

2004-03-01 Thread Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch
To solve this you'd need to parenthesize all expressions. NNOO picture a man diseapearing away in a vortex, screaming while looking up at the camera in a bad horror movie... ;-) I'm starting to find that discussion a little bit sterile. Sorry

[REBOL] Re: The complete Rebol named argument passing

2004-03-01 Thread Gabriele Santilli
Hi Maxim, On Monday, March 1, 2004, 5:25:10 PM, you wrote: MOA I'm starting to find that discussion a little bit MOA sterile. Sorry if I seem negative... but it seems that you MOA guys are trying to change something in rebol which isn't yet MOA broken! I *DON'T* want to change REBOL,

[REBOL] Re: Right mouse button popup-menu for all my REBOl apps.

2004-03-01 Thread Gregg Irwin
Hi Yos, AT I try many hacks to the code to not have the problem but AT without succes. How have you think about hide the do-events line ? If your app is already handling events (e.g. by calling VIEW), you don't need to call DO-EVENTS again. It can cause problems because you then basically have

[REBOL] Re: The complete Rebol named argument passing

2004-03-01 Thread Romano Paolo Tenca
Hi Gabriele, arguments. To solve this you'd need to parenthesize all expressions. Yes. The do-alt function could have some limitations not present in the standard evaluation routine. But now I have another proposal, with less problems (I hope): a: abcd b: c case:

[REBOL] SQLite - pointer to function question

2004-03-01 Thread rebOldes
Hello rebol-list, I've been playing a bit with SQLite.dll ( http://sqlite.org ) and even I'm not expert in this filed at all, I manage to open db and execute SQL commands using this DLL. But the problem is that if you want to use SELECT command you must send pointer to a callback

[REBOL] Re: SQLite - pointer to function question

2004-03-01 Thread Volker Nitsch
Am Sonntag, 29. Februar 2004 20:55 schrieben Sie: Hello rebol-list, I've been playing a bit with SQLite.dll ( http://sqlite.org ) and even I'm not expert in this filed at all, I manage to open db and execute SQL commands using this DLL. But the problem is that if you want to use

[REBOL] Re: [globals] Handy function for determining what words are global

2004-03-01 Thread Dide
Re: Re: [globals] Handy function for determining what words are global Hey not fair! Somebody added this to new VID 1.3 betas while I wasn't looking ;) Or at least that's my story, as: system/version == 1.2.10.3.1 help native! No information on native! (word has no value) Hum,

[REBOL] Re: [globals] Handy function for determining what words are global

2004-03-01 Thread Gabriele Santilli
Hi Dide, On Monday, March 1, 2004, 10:33:58 PM, you wrote: D Hum, strange as it works with 1.2.8 (??) 'NATIVE! being unset was a bug of 1.2.10. Regards, Gabriele. -- Gabriele Santilli [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- REBOL Programmer Amiga Group Italia sez. L'Aquila --- SOON:

[REBOL] newbie question (and some frustration)

2004-03-01 Thread Greg Brondo
The code below fails with the error listed. The /custom refinement expects a block '[post string]'. However, it doesn't like a word that's value is a string. What gives? Anyone please help! I've wasted a good hour trying to make this work. fld_lastname: brondo fld_firstname: greg

[REBOL] Re: newbie question (and some frustration)

2004-03-01 Thread Ammon Johnson
You need to use REDUCE instead of REJOIN. REDUCE leaves the value a block while evaluating the expressions within the block whereas REJOIN evaluates the expressions and turns them into a string. HTH ~~Ammon ;~ - Original Message - From: Greg Brondo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL

[REBOL] Re: newbie question (and some frustration)

2004-03-01 Thread Ammon Johnson
My last post was a little premature... The problem lies in the fact that a word within a block is just a word. This code should make it all work... web-data: read/custom http://chiex04.algx.com/phone/phone_search_results.asp reduce ['post txt-search] use REDUCE or COMPOSE to get the value of

[REBOL] Re: newbie question (and some frustration)

2004-03-01 Thread Volker Nitsch
Am Dienstag, 2. März 2004 00:39 schrieben Sie: The code below fails with the error listed. The /custom refinement expects a block '[post string]'. However, it doesn't like a word that's value is a string. What gives? Anyone please help! I've wasted a good hour trying to make this work.

[REBOL] Wake up ;-)

2004-03-01 Thread Rebolinth
Anyone noticed something different on the main page ;-) Yes there is a newborn tool around ...lets plug it in ! -- Conversation/lunch: How do you Eat your Rebol in the Morning? -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.

[REBOL] Re: Wake up ;-)

2004-03-01 Thread A J Martin
Anyone noticed something different on the main page ;-) Yes there is a newborn tool around ...lets plug it in ! Neato! Though at the moment, it does seem to fail after a while. :( The plugin stopped working after about 30 - 40 seconds after the install. What could this plug-in be useful for?

[REBOL] Re: Wake up ;-)

2004-03-01 Thread Bohdan or Rosemary Lechnowsky
At 06:33 PM 3/2/04 +1300, you wrote: What could this plug-in be useful for? Please note this is not sticking a knife into Rebol's back, I had the same question for Java applets as well! -- Andrew J Martin ICQ: 26227169 I suppose it could be used anywhere where Flash might be used. Also, one of

[REBOL] Re: Wake up ;-)

2004-03-01 Thread Petr Krenzelok
A J Martin napsal(a): Anyone noticed something different on the main page ;-) Yes there is a newborn tool around ...lets plug it in ! Neato! Though at the moment, it does seem to fail after a while. :( The plugin stopped working after about 30 - 40 seconds after the install. What could