Hi Gabriele,
> RPT> dns-failure
> RPT> connect-failure
>
> Why not using only one function for all errors?
I do not like to handle errors in rebol. I must disarm the error, check the
right field, know what code/type/id/arg I must find to understand what kind of
error is. Some errors are
Hi,
> I've search in the web for exemple, but Rebol with API isn't so used...
> And I feel that, there is type problems, but I don't find.
I have a sample of a REBOL program that broadcasts a message to prevent
multiple instances running. It is only an example, I haven't used it in a
REBOL appli
On 10-Mar-04, Juan-carlos MIRANDA wrote:
> Two solutions :
> - if set-browser-path is available in your vm version, call it with
> your mozilla path
> - if not, try (as root) to make the following manipulation : ln -sf
> /mozilla /usr/bin/netscape
>this works as rebol is looking for netscape
> Isn't it easier to just download the source?
>
> http://www.rebol.com/downloads/viewtop1200.zip
Certainly. Except I didn't know that that existed...
=^þ
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> I have a situation where I'm converting a
> string to a path and loading it, in some
> situations this string can be a bad path, I
> want to catch that, so I put in this
> patherr: error? try[load pass]
> either patherr = true[
>
> ] [
> passleve
I have a situation where I'm converting a
string to a path and loading it, in some
situations this string can be a bad path, I
want to catch that, so I put in this
patherr: error? try[load pass]
either patherr = true[
] [
passlevel: load pass
passlevel: to-integer passlevel
]
unf
Hi Charles,
Your declares all look OK to me, based on a quick scan. If you're
trying to *receive* a Windows message--that's my guess, based on the
'switch statement in the C++ example--you'll need to use the system
port in REBOL. It doesn't work with View windows yet, only the console
unfortunate
[algo] Intervals and parsing
Hi all,
For one of my apps, I have to manage a very long list of integer!
I need to know if an integer! is in the list, and i need to add it to the list.
To avoid an infinite block of integer! that will overflow the memory for nothing, and
considering the fact that m
* Volker Nitsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040310 12:34]:
>
> Hi Tim,
Hi Volker;
> Am Montag, 8. März 2004 00:01 schrieben Sie:
>
> I am interested in your inferior mode. That is executing a rebol-block in the
> interpreter? (what means OTL? "on" or"off list"?)
Yes. OTL = 'off list', unless
Hi Anton,
On Wednesday, March 10, 2004, 2:46:36 PM, you wrote:
AR> If you start directly in console, then this
AR> also should give you the code in reasonable time:
AR> write clipboard:// mold context ctx-viewtop
Isn't it easier to just download the source?
http://www.rebol.com/downloads/
Hi!
(I'm french, sorry for poor english)
I have to send messages between 2 programs.
One is written in C++ (I'm not the author, but I work with him)
And the other in Rebol (It's my program, I can do what I want).
I have the SDK, and I call windows API.
Here is the C++ code that I have to write
Hi Romano,
On Tuesday, March 9, 2004, 7:31:35 PM, you wrote:
RPT> dns-failure
RPT> connect-failure
Why not using only one function for all errors?
And, I think the connect event is useful, as you may want to start
sending data when the connection is established and not before
(imag
Hi Philippe,
llff> browse and browse/only have the same behavior.
I think this is a known bug, but I don't recall very seeing a
work-around posted for it. Sorry.
-- Gregg
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Hi list,
I need some help for the following question with browse function :
script :
---
browse "http://www.google.com";
wait 00:00:10
browse "http://www.search.com";
wait 00:00:10
browse "http://www.altavista.com";
wait 00:00:10
...etc
---
I would like to open
Hi Maarten,
It's all clear now ;)
Thanks !
==christophe
>
>
> The specific example you try is a client that connects to a
> webserver to
> fetch the image. If you have no webserver running (no valid
> url...): no
> image!
>
> async:// is just like tcp:// , but now with calllbacks instead
The specific example you try is a client that connects to a webserver to
fetch the image. If you have no webserver running (no valid url...): no
image!
async:// is just like tcp:// , but now with calllbacks instead of
waiting yourself. Does this help you?
--Maarten
Coussement Christophe wrot
Hi Maarten and Will
Sorry for this late answer: I was out of office for a while...
Thanks for helping me !
> >I tried the following, but without any result. I try to load
> a %logo.jpg file situated in the same dir as %async-protocol,
> and try to connect to localhost. What did I wrong?
> >
>
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