Hi Peter,
PWW> Isn't the real question about REBOL and .net as to when (rather than
PWW> if) View/Pro.net will provide access to .net frameworks and the like?
I wouldn't think so, but I don't profess to know much. :) Universal
interop mechanisms seem a better route for REBOL than more platform
s
Isn't the real question about REBOL and .net as to when (rather than
if) View/Pro.net will provide access to .net frameworks and the like?
Peter
On Thursday, May 13, 2004, at 01:27 Asia/Kuala_Lumpur, Gregg Irwin
wrote:
>
> Hi Giuseppe,
>
> GC> Do you think that a REBOL for .NET would be possi
Has anyone written an iCalendar .ics file parser or related application in
Rebol ?
IETF RFC 2445
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
iCalendar Specification Excerpts
http://www.kanzaki.com/docs/ical/
PHPicalendar
http://phpicalendar.sourceforge.net/nuke/
Python
http://www.nongnu.org/python-pdi/
I was using imap to access an exchange server and was wondering why rtf messages where
converted to html in the data returned by the server... is it because rebol is not
identifying itself as an rtf aware application ?
using view 1.2.46
is there a way for me to get the rtf version of a mail?
On 09-May-04, Carl Read wrote:
> Off topic:
> And speaking of Live Journal, if someone wants a REBOL programming
> challenge, they might like to create an LJ client. See...
> http://www.livejournal.com/download/
> If aimed at View 1.2.1, it'd produce a major increase in the number
> of platfo
>Not a perfect solution, because as soon as you click a line, all lines are
>redisplayed with the last color.
As I found out...
>It can be done by changing the text-pane func itself to let it change the
>font color or something else. Just take care of that : text-pane must return
>the iter fa
Hi Giuseppe,
GC> Do you think that a REBOL for .NET would be possible ? It will
GC> surely open the door to any hardware which has a .NET framework
GC> available !
It's very unlikely. .NET compiles down to an internal IL (Intermediate
Language) to run on their VM; REBOL is purely interpreted. R
Here's another one (don't ask me why I tried this):
>> system/schemes: none
== none
>> t: read http://www.rebol.com/
Rebol crashes completely and vanishes (Win2k). So don't do it.
HY
Chief Humourous Officer
Dixit Gregg Irwin (19.24 27.01.2004):
>Hi Hallvard,
>
>HY> close system/ports/output
>
The only hardware that run .NET is a PCx86 with Windows and, soon in the future, a
Linux via Mono.
A .Net interpreter/compiler of Rebol language will be less platform independent than
the current one. It will also slow
down the execution speed.
I do not understand why it could be usefull as it
Hi Brett,
I should have thought about that! Works fine now, thanks!
HY
Dixit Brett Handley (02.49 12.05.2004):
>I don't know anything about using mysql-protocol.r, but REBOL does have
>timeout settings. From the Core manual:
>
>... you can set network timeout values for all of the
>schemes (in
Do you think that a REBOL for .NET would be possible ? It will surely open
the door to any hardware which has a .NET framework available !
Giuseppe
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[...]
> Ah - finally! Never noticed text-pane before. (Which is most strange...) What I
> was wanting to do was to have different colored lines of text. Can now...
>
> view layout [
> t: text-list "aaa" "bbb" "ccc"
> button "Change" [
> repeat line 3 [
> face: t/
>> What's the path to the faces of the text in a text-list? I assume they're
>a block of faces somewhere in the text-list object?
>>
>
>No, sorry, there is no block of face in a text-list.
>
>The text-list is one type of face called iterated-face : there is only one
>subface.
>The pane is not
Hi,
I build small but usefull script for my own purpose to allow me to scan
network for possibly infected computers. It is new/rewritten version of
my old script, which contained IP adresses hardcoded. Now they are
abstracted. I have also one question, hopefully answered by Romano or
Gabriele
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