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ctx-viewtop starts out life as a block, quite short.
When you use the desktop for the first time, it
is converted to an object! This object molds to a much
longer string than the original block. So by "freezing",
I assume you mean "deep in thought".
So open a console, and do this:
write
Thanks Doug, that's perfect. Although my XML didn't have a beginning
tag so it choked at first. Could add a..
if found? find first xmli "version" [xml: copy at xml]
The great thing about Dougs functions is the path structure they create
allows one to march through the xml file changing thi
Ashley Trüter wrote.. apparently on 10-Mar-2004/10:16:07+11:00
>> RebolML message 38636 might have a work round for you.
>
>Hi Graham,
>
>I've been using REBOLml for the last couple of days and have found it to
>be very useful. The install process was particularly well-designed, and
>the "UpDat
> RebolML message 38636 might have a work round for you.
Hi Graham,
I've been using REBOLml for the last couple of days and have found it to
be very useful. The install process was particularly well-designed, and
the "UpDate!" facility is a god-send for those of us stuck with slow
dial-up lin
Comments below...
On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:52:59 CET, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Well I'm reasonably knowledgable in matters
> of xml usage, etc. although my rebol
> knowledge is shit, given that I just use it
> for small scripting hacks here and there
>
> if I use gavin's xml-object and a func
*de-cloak*
The third item of each block holds the children of the particular element
node. For the XML document itself there can only be one child node (the
document element) so having a block around the document element doesn't
do any good, but the extra nesting that is found after "document n
Hi, Terry,
No script needed. PARSE-XML does what you're asking (given that
you can use the block convention it creates -- see below).
T. Brownell wrote:
> Is there any available scripts that turn xml into rebol blocks? So that ...
>
>> xml-stuff: {
{
{
{
A: {BobSmith}
B: parse-xml a
probe B
== [document none [["root" none [["person" none [["name" none [["fname" none ["Bob"]]
["lname" none ["Smith"]]
of course beware of line feeds...
I wonder what those extra block nestings are for !?
if you put the original code with linefeeds and
I think this does what you want.
Purpose: "Library analogous to perl XML::Simple."
Only works with simple XML.
Does not handle namespaces="values" inside tags.
REBOL [
Title: {xml-test13.r}
File: %xml-test13.r
Date: 21-Oct-2003
Requires: {rebol version 2.5.6 or higher}
]
do %/d/xml/x
> I seem to remember that Rebol View Desktop
> was opened up a while back, so that it was
> possible to customize the desktop (by which
> I mean more than just adding colors etc.) is
> there any documentation on this
> anywhere?
I don't know if there was any documentation, but since
the command "
Is there any available scripts that turn xml into rebol blocks? So that ...
Bob
Smith
becomes..
root [ person [name [fname "Bob" lname "Smith"]]]
TB
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Well I'm reasonably knowledgable in matters
of xml usage, etc. although my rebol
knowledge is shit, given that I just use it
for small scripting hacks here and there
if I use gavin's xml-object and a function
to clean-up the output a bit:
doc-tree: func[unpickedDom][pick third
unpickedDom 1
=?utf-8?Q?Robert_M._M=C3=BCnch?= wrote.. apparently on 9-Mar-2004/18:49:22+1:00
>Hi, I'm running a SMTP server, that requires authentification. So I try to
>use esend and esmtp to get my mails out. Here is the error I get:
>
>
>Does anyone has an idea what the problem is? Thanks. Robert
RebolML m
I seem to remember that Rebol View Desktop
was opened up a while back, so that it was
possible to customize the desktop (by which
I mean more than just adding colors etc.) is
there any documentation on this
anywhere?
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Hi Anton,
> What were you thinking resolve* would be for ?
Resolve can be ignored, but resolve can fail, like connect.
I am asking it all that errors are a good thing. I am thinking to use words
instead:
dns-failure
connect-failure
errors could be used only for i/o errors
This makes
Hi Robert,
IMHO for one thing, it is like the "regular expression" (RE) topic which crops up now
and then.
People need an easy migration path. Anyone who has been convinced that xml is the end
of the world in ascii data sharing, will be more easily lured if that is more
completely supported.
Hi,
Just wondering has anybody ever written a MSN bot (or Yahoo IM bot,
or Jabber bot, ...)
--Maarten
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Hi Andreas,
> ; default dispatcher
> handle: func [ port [port!] state [word! error!] ] [
> either error? state [
> on-error port state
> ] [
> switch state [
> connect [ on-connect port ]
> close [ on-close
Hi, I'm running a SMTP server, that requires authentification. So I try to
use esend and esmtp to get my mails out. Here is the error I get:
Net-log: "250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES"
Net-log: "250-8BITMIME"
Net-log: "250-SIZE"
Net-log: "250-DSN"
Net-log: "250-ONEX"
Net-log: "250-ETRN"
Net-log: "250-XUSR
On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 18:24:11 -0600, iNetW3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your right about Rebol and XML. I believe sooner or later
> Carl will either add an xmlparser as a dll or functions to
> the REBOL exe. The closer they get to an IE plug-in, the
> more they will see Rebol really needs to dea
I experimented a bit with Apply and Named functions. The latest versions
can be found at http://www.fm.vslib.cz/~ladislav/rebol/apply.r
The functions are optimized to work under Core 2.6.
Examples:
; Named argument passing without refinements
named :subtract [value2: 1 value1: 2]
Thursday, March 4, 2004, 4:33:29 PM, Romano wrote:
> I should like to define a common (standard) interface for async
> protocols.
> I proposed some time ago an object! style, like the View feel,
> instead of the awake function.
> What do you think?
Sorry if that's missing the point, but I'm c
well it seems to me that the best solution
to that is support for LibXML, LibXSl
http://www.xmlsoft.org/
etc.
If everything was supported Rebol's xml
problems would be over.
> Hello T.B.,
>
> Try my quickparser.r script at Rebol.org
> Search for *quickparser*
>
> Your right about Rebol and X
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