I think it was Allen Kamp who showed the first
auto-fill style. I used it a long time ago.
Anton.
> I'll second that! I've always liked the following "auto-fill" field style
> (which I've lost track of who originally wrote, so yell if it's yours).
> Ashley
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> I'd love to see the text list respond to keys typed in so that the list
> moves to
> the closest alphabetic word. (Fairly standard long listing behaviour in
> windows etc.)
I'll second that! I've always liked the following "auto-fill" field style
(which I've lost track of who originally wrote,
I'd love to see the text list respond to keys typed in so that the list
moves to
the closest alphabetic word. (Fairly standard long listing behaviour in
windows etc.)
Mike Yaunish
>Here is an example:
>
>http://www.tretsoft.com/images/text-list-new.jpg
>
>Paul Tretter
>
>- Original Messa
Hi guys,
I would like to split a large (40m) file into 1m chunks,
being sure to split on line breaks. Each chunk will be
written to a seperate file. The linux utility "split" does
almost what I want, execept for where it breaks the file.
does my solution involve open/direct/lines, and copy/
The VID list is a rather undocumented beast. So, I have assembled a little
documentation from the beta view docs in 2000, and a few examples to illustrate the
basic concepts.
http://www.compkarori.com/vanilla/display/list+examples
Feel free to add more complex examples if they help one to und
Hi Henrik,
HMK> Is there any way to retrieve machine information such as CPU type,
HMK> speed, memory, etc. within REBOL?
Under Windows you would use the GetSystemInfo API. Below is a quick
mapping of it; I can flesh out the details to make it more useful if
you need, just let me know (just shor
> Is there any way to retrieve machine information such as CPU type,
> speed, memory, etc. within REBOL?
Not without using an OS specific API call. Note that some of the info you
require might be available as environment variables, eg. (on WinXP):
>> get-env "PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE"
== "x86"
>>
Hi
Is there any way to retrieve machine information such as CPU type,
speed, memory, etc. within REBOL?
Would be nice for benchmarking programs.
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Gregg Irwin wrote:
>
> If you want all the commercial features in a free version, I guess my
> answer to "why not?" would be, "How will RT stay in business if they
> give everything away for free?"
>
RT would probably flourish in a big way, and rebol's user
base would double or triple almost o
Here is an example:
http://www.tretsoft.com/images/text-list-new.jpg
Paul Tretter
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From: "Paul Tretter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 3:52 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Text-list updates
> I have been working on updates to Text-List.
On Mon, 31 May 2004 19:53:38 +1200, Carl Read <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I never actually use guide, but this seems to give you what you want...
> ...
Hi, thanks a lot that's it. Very simple if you see it ;-). Robert
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>Hi, I have the following layout:
>
>view layout [
> across
> a: txt "test1"
> guide b: txt "test2" return
> c: txt "test3" return
> d: txt "test4"
>]
>
>And I want to be 'd in line with 'a. How do I get rid of the 'guide once
>set? I just want to disable it until t
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