Anton
> The second line removes the slash, for reasons unknown.
Agreed. Commenting this line out fixes the issue. I thought it might be a
"cut & paste" error (from request-file) but no. Perhaps it is needed to
address behavioural differences under other ports (Linux)?
> It is better to keep t
Hi Tom,
TF> it would sure be nice to have call, encryption, etc, in
TF> rebol/core.
TF> is a core/pro version in the works? Why not?
Do you want it in Core so it's free, or so you don't have the overhead
of Command/View? If the latter, you can get the SDK and use the /Pro
kernel; if the former
Hi Philippe,
llff> 1/ how is it possible to get a brief listing of objects and functions including
llff> in a script ? Parsing, testing word? or another "not documented" method ?
Something like this?
mark-my-words: context [
init: does [query/clear system/words]
dump: does [
pri
Hi guys,
it would sure be nice to have call, encryption, etc, in
rebol/core.
is a core/pro version in the works? Why not?
:-)
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Dixit Blaz Segavac (08.52 22.05.2004):
>[...]
>connecting to: home.tiscali.dk
>** Internal Error: Stack overflow
>** Where: parse-head
>** Near: insert tail head-list to-set-word w
> >>
>
>But I remained in the REBOL console after getting heaps of 'connecting
>to: home.tiscali.dk' messages and th
Dixit Henrik Mikael Kristensen (14.46 22.05.2004):
>http://rebol.net/cgi-bin/projects/track.r (it's a webpage)
Thanks!
HY
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Anton et al,
AR> It is better to keep the final slash for a directory, in
AR> my opinion.
In which case, we'd want to make sure that the slash is *always*
there, correct? Anyone care to cast their votes about how this should
behave? I'll be glad to collect results and pass them on to RT.
-- Gre
Anton Rolls napsal(a):
>...snip... but
>why doesn't the following unset value also disappear?
>
> >> compose [(unset!)]
> == [unset!]
>
>
because UNSET! is a datatype, if you want to get a value of this
datatype, you can e.g.:
type? () ; == unset!,
which yields what you expect,
Hi Anton,
> >> reduce [unset! either none [][]]
> == [unset! unset]
>
> Why was the first unset! molded and the second formed?
The difference is that:
reduce [unset!]
is a block! with a word! and when you evaluate it, the word get its value,
which is the datatype! unset!.
while:
redu
Hi Anton,
that was the old friend copy again, sigh :-[
But still I am very glad that you've made me aware of the problem :-)
Many thanks for your help!
Kind regards,
Arie van Wingerden
Anton Rolls wrote: It is a lack of copy. global/findstr: copy search-text or
find-country copy countr
It is a bug of request-dir.
http://www.rebol.org/library/scripts/request-dir.r
For some reason it is clipping off the final
slash of the current directory.
To see what I mean, issue what-dir before
and after request-dir.
The two lines of code which cause the problem are:
if not all [kee
It is a lack of copy.
global/findstr: copy search-text
or
find-country copy country-find/text
Anton.
> Hi all,
>
> currently I am developing a small application that displays flags from
> all over the world off a website.
> There is also a search option, in order to search
I am looking at the difference in behaviour between
compose and reduce:
First, let's see the result of this either expression:
>> type? either none [][]
== unset!
Ok, now let's look at reduce:
>> reduce [unset! either none [][]]
== [unset! unset]
Why was the fi
Hi all,
trying to solve my problem I found an error in the argument block of the
"find-country" func.
Currently it says:
search-text /count /ptr /tmpflags
but it should be:
search-text /local count ptr tmpflags
But the problem I posted for in the first place is not solved by this patch
Hi Carl and others, below the asterisks line follows the script
*
rebol [
Title:"Flag Viewer"
Author:"Arie van Wingerden"
]
{write/lines %log mold country-flag}
global: make
Hi Arie,
Attachments are stripped with this list. If possible, just send the script in the
body of the email, or if it's too large, place it on a website (if you have one) and
just show us the URL.
-- Carl Read.
>Hi all,
>
>currently I am developing a small application that displays flags fr
Hi all,
currently I am developing a small application that displays flags from
all over the world off a website.
There is also a search option, in order to search for (a part of) a
countryname.
The REBOL/View version I use is 1.2.46.3.1.
I have built in some print statements for debugging purp
Hi Ashley,
On Sunday, May 23, 2004, 1:03:57 AM, you wrote:
AT> While I can certainly see the benefit of getting as many folks as possible
AT> to use the latest VID 1.3 beta, it might not be such a good idea to
AT> present a moving target (and little current documentation) as someone's
AT> first
Hi Carl,
On Sunday, May 23, 2004, 1:45:53 AM, you wrote:
CR> Type DESKTOP or SET-USER for settings.
>>> browse http://www.rebol.com/
CR> ** Script Error: Feature not available in this REBOL
CR> ** Near: browse http://www.rebol.com/
CR> (-: A case of swings and roundabouts, I think. Browse
CR>
Hi Miguel,
On Saturday, May 22, 2004, 4:40:17 PM, you wrote:
ML> ready: wait/all [port1 port2 10]
Since you are using /ALL, READY can be a block with both ports in
it. So either you should remove the /ALL refinement (so that at
most one port will be returned each time), of you should read f
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