Very Nice! Only problem I see is that it uses some keys that
are not available in other platforms or keyboards; ie. insert.
Maybe a different key combination will be more portable.
Cheers, Jaime
-- The best way to predict the future is to invent it -- Alan Kay
On May 4, 2004, at 3:59 AM, Alain
Hi Stuart,
Addendum to my last post. I made a note about CLEAR, but not that I
didn't use COPY in the func. If you plan to keep the values around and
work on them, you can add it to the func, or use COPY on the results.
-- Gregg
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Hi Stuart,
Tom gave you the best general answer, using REPEAT *around* the calls
you want to make, so I'll just chime in with a note.
Disks are faster these days, but you probably don't want to use WRITE
repeatedly if you're going to be making ten thousand calls that way.
Instead, build up a str
oops
should have been:
>> count: 10
>> a: copy "" insert/dup tail a "*" count
>> a
== "**"
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> I am adding lines to a text file and it is one of those things that I want to print
> out as many asterisks as is listed in a variable to make a simple graph. So here is
> the effect I am after:
>
> 2pm :
> 3pm : **
> 4pm : *
>
> The thing is how do I "print" those asterisks wh
count: 10
a: copy "" insert/dup tail a "*" count
print a "**"
OR
full-bar: ""
copy/part full-bar count
I find the second less sexy but easier to read inside code.
HTH
MAx
> -Original Message-
> From: ML [mailto:[EMA
On Tue, 4 May 2004, ML wrote:
>
> I am adding lines to a text file and it is one of those things that I want to print
> out as many asterisks as is listed in a variable to make a simple graph. So here is
> the effect I am after:
>
> 2pm :
> 3pm : **
> 4pm : *
>
> The thing is how
I am adding lines to a text file and it is one of those things that I want to print
out as many asterisks as is listed in a variable to make a simple graph. So here is
the effect I am after:
2pm :
3pm : **
4pm : *
The thing is how do I "print" those asterisks when I am outputting
Hi Anton,
it surely has to do with the whole problem I had.
I didn't have a wrong (working) directory specified, but had the (working)
directory completely blanked out from my desktop REBOL shortcut(s).
In order to let REBOL still find the appropriate directory, I had the
environment variable HOM
Re: [trim][string] Something strange in the Rebol string ?
> Hi,
Hi romano,
>
> Seems to me the #386 bug.
>
> Do you agree?
I agree it's related, but it appear that it's to-string that cause the bug.
But I can't figureout what the code in "Notes" should give as result.
>
> ---
> Ciao
> Rom
Perhaps it was an issue with the desktop
link having its "Start in:" field set to
a wrong directory ?
(I just tested it, and it shows the bad behaviour.)
Anton.
> After that I replaced the REBOL.EXE with the latest beta and voila that
> works fine as well and also loads user.r
>
> Now I'm b
> Now I'm baffled, since I really have tried everything except
> this total
> cleanup and reinstall. But'I'm very glad :-))
>
> I'm sorry to have bothered you all with a problem that now
> seems not to
> exist :-(
eh well, I consider it a problem that if you DO have a home, it *can* changes r
Hi,
Seems to me the #386 bug.
Do you agree?
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Ciao
Romano
- Original Message -
From: "Didec" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 2:54 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: [trim][string] Something strange in the Rebol string ?
> Re: [trim][string] Something s
> how about:
> help probe ->>
> "Prints a molded, unevaluated value and returns the same
> value. similar: ? ??
> dump"
YESS A "RELATED:" or "SEE ALSO:" WOULD BE SO USEFULL IN ALL RT Function defs.
AND A CLASSIFICATION ID TOO ... like in the ref-words doc where there the words are
split
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 5:05 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: [REBOL.org] [ANN] Packages: the next generation
>
>
> > *The descriptions, "package file", "linked script",
> > "package script"
Tuesday, May 4, 2004, 4:48:10 AM, Volker wrote:
> Now instead of "send" i could not resist to press "hack", and here
> is:
thanks for sharing!
i found it exciting that this piece of code uses loads of typical
REBOL idioms - i.e. it can be considered a piece of REBOL wizardry :)
> ;the code
>
Re: [trim][string] Something strange in the Rebol string ?
Hi Sunanda,
> It's this bug:
>
> load to-string #"0"
> ** Syntax Error: Invalid integer -- 0?
> ** Near: (line 1) 0?
>
[...]
> This workaround works for me:
>
> load copy to-string #"0"
>
> In your case, try:
>
> tx2: copy to-st
It's this bug:
load to-string #"0"
** Syntax Error: Invalid integer -- 0?
** Near: (line 1) 0?
I reported it via REBOL.com feedback recently
The response was:
<<
REBOL Feedback: bug in to-string [#44q154200]
Thanks for your feedback... That's a suprise bug.
Thanks. We'll get that fixed.
>>
[trim][string] Something strange in the Rebol string ?
I should say that there is Gurus needs here !
The following code (under Windows) should work in the same manner (displaying a card
game symbol you know), but not !
REBOL [ ]
; it works
tx: "§"
view layout [text tx font-size 4
Hi Ladislav,
due to the fact that several experienced people (like you) told me that it
works fine w/o an environment variable, I decided to deinstall the whole
REBOL stuff, including a clean-up of the registry and the environment vars.
When I had the problems some time ago, I also had deleted th
Hi Brett,
> Great work guys! I think these are a good solid steps forward for a REBOL
> platform.
Thanks, Brett.
Let me reply to the bits I can affect, and leave others to respond to other
points:
> *The descriptions, "package file", "linked script", "package script",
> "script from Libra
- Original Message -
From: "Alain Goyé" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 10:27 PM
Subject: [REBOL] demo of a tree interface
> Hi all,
>
> I made this little demo of a tree interface similar to TreePad (TM) - in
case it interests someone:
> http://a
Thank you!
Actually there are still bugs, and I am working to improve it.
Alain.
>
> very neat !
>
> -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: Alain Goyé
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