Plus, it uses a dialect (sort-of), and has no infinite loops!
Thanks to Anton, Gregg and Volker.
[
Rebol [
Name: 'Values
Title: "Values"
File: %"Values.r"
Author: "A J Martin"
Owner: "Aztecnology"
Rights: "Copyright (c) 2003 A J Martin, Aztecnology
Andrew J Martin
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Here's my Library loader script:
use [Patches Files Provided Do_Script Defer_Script Script Header
Requires Provides] [
do Patches: %Patches.r
Files: exclude read %./ reduce [Rebol/script/header/File
Patches]
Provided: make block! 100
Do_Script: [
do
Thanks, Anton!
You wrote:
> > (A) f2 just tries to use whatever version of f1 is currently
installed.
I'd go for this option as it's the most simple option, in breaking as
soon as possible. The other options involve the higher level function
"knowing" too much about the lower level function.
T
Thanks, Anton!
You wrote:
> > (A) f2 just tries to use whatever version of f1 is currently
installed.
I'd go for this option as it's the most simple option, in breaking as
soon as possible. The other options involve the higher level function
"knowing" too much about the lower level function.
Th
> if Temperature < 1.0°C [
> telephone +25-123-4567 rejoin [
> %FrostWarning.wav %At.wav %Location.wav
> ]
> ]
if Temperature < 1.0°C [
telephone +25-123-4567 [
%FrostWarn
What would Rebol, version 3 look like?
Here's some of my thoughts:
* Lots more datatypes! For example, a Telephone! data type, temperature,
audio/sound data-type, metric and imperial units like 123.5Km, 50MpH,
and so on. I'd like a Rebol script that can ring a cell phone and
deliver a spoken mes
Volker wrote (in another thread):
> Hmm, eventually rebol.org could mark RT-style-scripts so people can
look up "official" examples when in doubt?
Perhaps this could be a declaration in the header? For example:
Style: 'Rebol-Official
People who prefer different styles could then
Hi, Anton.
You wrote:
> My system also doesn't have a concept of dependencies that the Needs
block addresses (yet). It's up to the programmer to write in the header
somewhere which words are needed and up to the user to check. I've been
planning to add that at some stage but haven't figured out th
Tim wrote (in another thread):
> ...comprehending rebol's multi-level evaluation process which is very
different from other (non-lisp) languages.
Is there a need for more information here?
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
Speaking in tongues and performing miracles.
Colenso High School
Arnold
Max wrote:
> I'd like an OFFICIAL, community blessed library/module standard.
A lot of us are still waiting for Carl's module standard to arrive. I've
given up on the idea of waiting, though I can see how useful it would
be.
Max, can you give an example of your proposed library module, please?
P
Joel wrote:
> As for (2), it doesn't exists! I'm not trying to be pedantic here,
but sincerely believe that one of the early steps to "getting" REBOL is
to realize that e.g. THERE IS NO "IF" STATEMENT, but merely some
functions (IF, IF/ELSE, EITHER) that take an argument of type [LOGIC!
NONE!] an
Max wrote:
> IT would mean people adhering to a standard...
What kind of standards are you thinking of? I'd like to know more.
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Bryan wrote:
> It would be nice to see some group projects. I would like to see a
project to put together a real library of xml functionality for Rebol,
something which I think might be too much for one or two to accomplish
realistically.
I'd be interested in this as well. But I'm pretty busy at
Steven wrote (in another thread):
> ADD-FILLER: func [
> "Add a specified number of blanks to FORMATTED-LINE"
> SPACE-COUNT integer!
> ] [
And why didn't Rebol pick up the fact that 'integer! should have been
inside square brackets? Because, sometimes, you want a function that
takes a dat
Tom wrote:
> works with this tiny change
>
> from
> ADD-FILLER (10 - length? FORMATTED-LINE) ;;
> to
>
> ADD-FILLER 10 - (length? FORMATTED-LINE)
>
>
>
> this is because 10 - length?
>
> is being asked to happen before length? FORMATTED-LINE
>
> and is no
Steve wrote:
> Am I losing my mind or what?
No, just suffering from an overuse of COBOL... :) :D
Try adding square brackets around the "integer!" function argument
data-type specifier in 'ADD-FILLER. For example:
ADD-FILLER: func [
"Add a specified number of blanks to FORMATTED-LINE"
Patrick wrote:
> - Do I need the get-word?
No.
> - Is there a difference in the result?
No.
> two syntaxes, the same results, what am I missing ?
The ":" in the get-word ":face" prevents the Rebol interpreter from
doing an extra evaluation step; that is, the evaluation associated with
words r
John wrote:
> When I use this code, everything works:
>
> data: read/lines %//_2003_08/002s1d0.txt
>
> But, when I try to pass a variable to that line, while it returns the
correct URL -the code fails and reports that it was expecting the
correct type URL block:
>
> data: read/lines rejoi
Matt wrote:
> Ok here's one more for everyone to ponder. When you write a file in
rebol that is somewhat large (around 1 meg or so) and then immediately
after writing it you want to do something with it (email it, etc) I get
an error message that the file is not there.
> ...
> Any suggestions?
I
> Is there supposed to be a special symbol here?
> (Not just "DM" ?)
> I don't see it here in Outlook.
There's only "DM" there.
Did you see the special Euro character? It's like a curly capital "e".
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
Speaking in tongues and performing miracles
Colenso High Scho
Earlier I wrote:
> You need to put the above into a function and make 'Word and 'Value
into local words and take out 'probe-s.
Something like this:
Rebol []
Test: "age^-54^-name^-Tim
Johnson^-occupation^-coder^-Salary^-USD$10.00"
Parse-List: function [String [string!] /With Delimiter [strin
Tim wrote:
> I would like to employ a strategy that converts any value to the best
guess for a rebol datatype. IOWS, "54"[string!] would become
54[integer!]
>
> It occurs to me that a brute-force method would be to process via a
nested attempt[any[]] loop.
>
> Any more "elegant" ideas?
Rebol [
Earlier I wrote:
>> X[2]
> == "b"
It looks like I'm solving problems which not yet exist.
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& Grail Jedi, fighting with laser swords...
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ht
> (Ad free Q Pro version available with tons of added features)
What are the features in this version?
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Terry wrote:
> I've noticed a memory leak when you hover a mouse over any face using
the "feel" user interface events. Is this a known bug or ? If you run
the example below, and watch the memory usage of the Rebol.exe running
it, it will go up when you hover. Same thing with the engage feel.
>
Carlos wrote:
> After downloaded Vanilla I have followed all the steps of installation
described at the site but yet I could not get it to run at the server I
already have some REBOL scripts running as CGI.
>
> Anyone that uses it could give me a hand?
I've had a similar experience as well, but
Volker wrote:
> Hum. If this magic-char-thread is serious, could I borrow someone my
perl-interpreter? ;)
With Rebol, my words mean what I want them to mean. :) :-/
But if I want to be understood and want to understand others, it's best
that we all agree on what Rebol or R# words mean to all of
> WOW!
>
> my brain just clicked .
>
> now all of a sudden all those lines of code using get-word
> notation when it seems its not specifically essential... make sense!
Rebol: the Zen learning experience...
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
& Grail Jedi.
Colenso High School
Arnold Street, Na
It occurred to me as I was writing Rebol code, that it's possible to
re-use these characters [], () & {}, in useful ways. I've noticed that
when I'm writing block!, paren! & string values, I leave white space
before and after the [], () & {} characters. It would be nice to have:
>> X: ["a" "b" "c
Hi!
Here's an example of my latest dialect:
Pupil "Lasdv RASDKLNO"
Remove A "AStudy" "Vk"
Link A "10ICTY" "DT" "CT"
Pupil "Advadwv ew Oadva RAREAEVE"
Remove E "EStudy" "Vk"
Link E "10ENGL" "EP" "K1"
Hi, Will.
You wrote:
> try this page:
> http://opensourcecms.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=6
Sorry, our school's firewall is just to high! :)
I suggest HTML email!
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
& Grail Jedi
Who's supply of witty taglines seems to have dried up at th
Carlos wrote:
> I am very used to systems such as e107 (www.e107.org) for instance.
Unfortunately, my work's firewall prevents me from accessing this (and
my home internet isn't working 'till next week). Can some one summarise
or could Carlos send a interesting page from the site please?
> I th
Earlier, I wrote:
> My ... Build-Tag dialect should check every string! attribute value
and 'escape' any double quote marks inside (so that people don't have to
worry about this.)
Build-Tag: function [
"Generates a tag from a composed block."
Values [block!] "Block of parens to evaluate a
Hi, Tim.
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That email address no longer exists!
Try one of these:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or at work:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tim wrote:
>
>
>
>
> The content as viewed in the browser does not show {"boo-boo"} (with
Earlier, I wrote:
> ..."Number_Units" (I really need a better [name] for these!)
Taking a hint from the Core PDF about money data-types, I'm now using
"Scalar" to name values like these:
50Km/H
60MpH
99Meters
12.3cm
and so on
What do people think about extending 'compose to work within tag!
values? For example:
paragraph_colour: "green"
compose [
]
which results in:
[
bryan wrote:
> then one can use xml schema to define rebol datatypes, don't much care
for xml schema, but the .Net implementation is actually useful,
especially as one can do runtime translation between xml schema
datatypes and .net datatypes.
At the moment, I'm using .NET Regular Expressions to
Volker wrote:
> "do it this way. you need a current version of rebol"
> specially when non-gurus talk to others.
"No, no! You need one of the beta versions of Rebol for your OS." (pre-
Core 2.5.6 not so long ago) :)
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
& Grail Jedi.
R(H)ash and impetuous...
Colens
Carlos wrote:
> Is there some Content Management System written in REBOL?
Perhaps you could elaborate on CMS means to you? What "stuff" would be
accomplished by having and using a CMS?
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
& Grail Jedi.
Colenso High School
Arnold Street, Napier.
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Gabriele wrote:
> ...one of the reason why Nenad started the R# project (not to be
confused with Andrew's R# :), is to create a multithreaded REBOL
clone.
Perhaps R# was a r(H)ash choice... :)
Andrew J Martin
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Tel: 6
Hi Norman,
R> What im trying to accomplish is to reverse a bitset!
R> Or better.. to extract to complete contence from a bitset!
G> I think Brett(?) had a module that did that, but I'm not sure where
it
G> is. I might have it here somewhere if nobody else knows.
Perhaps Romano's email from ea
> I tried to do the following :
>
> myfunc: func [arg][arg/colors: reduce [red blue] show arg]
> view layout [
> "button1" [myfunc face]
> "button2" [myfunc face]
> ]
>
> This worked, but _all_ my buttons text colors are changed...
I tried something similar, but couldn't get the buttons
Here's what I've got after two or three evenings of work:
/*
Name: R#
Title: "R# (Rebol Sharp)"
File: %R#.cs
Purpose: "Allows C# to read Rebol and Rebol Sharp data values."
Author: "Andrew Martin"
Date: 15/October/2003
Version: 0.1.0
*/
using System;
usi
Further thinking:
It'd would be nice to have a rebol value that contains units. Like:
12% 50Km/H 60MPH 99.999%
And the parts could be accessed like money! datatypes:
>> x: US$123.45
== US$123.45
>> first x
== "US"
>> second x
== 123.45
>>
For example:
>> x: 50Km/H
== 50Km/H
>>
Just been thinking through this, while learning how to write a Rebol
parser in C# (it's very tricky without using Rebol's 'parse...).
Looking at the lexer/parse combination, Rebol only seems to need a
lexer, because the tokens are Rebol values. The only trickery is
balanced braces {} for long str
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> Scite is my text editor of choice, which has an execution option that
captures the consoles output.
>
> The problem is that Rebol's virtual console doesn't seem to send the
output to std out.
>
> Is there something I can do so that it does?
You could try invoking Rebol as a CGI and see if tha
bryan wrote (in another thread):
> Other people on this list do find Rebol practical for their needs, as
well as their aesthetics, can you specify what exactly in your needs
Rebol answers?
For me, Rebol fills my need (want) to generate HTML from plain text
(%eText.r), and generating HTML, XHTML,
pekr wrote:
> What I miss with Q (otoh I haven't read any docs yet) - is - you run
it and ask yourself - how do I use it? Some kind of wizard would help.
Perhaps a Help|About and a Help|Wizard menu function would be useful?
:)
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer
& Grail Jedi
& Q Heretic...
Colen
Hi, Gabriele.
You wrote:
> AJM> understand for people not used to C#. I've also thought of using
PostScript and PDF, but they seem more complex to me.
> How should the PDF Maker be simplified? So I can add to the to do
list for version 2.
Just to clear things up a bit, I don't think that Gabrie
Carlos wrote:
> PS: I have added one of yours scripts (along with proper credits)
published at REBOL's Cookbook to REBOLBRASIL Forum
You're welcome to translate into Portuguese and publish my Rebol scripts
on your site.
The same applies to French people; they can translate my scripts into
Frenc
max wrote:
> The only thing I wish to ensure here is that there is no specific
"commercial use" license.
Would you accept money, if I and Colenso High School made money with
your software? :)
Andrew J Martin
Attendance Officer &
Grail Jedi.
Colenso High School
Arnold Street, Napier.
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Tim noted:
> *note* that 'sub and 'def are not plain vanilla function constructs
but are complements of Andrew Martin
Note that Rebol has no key words which is why key word highlighting
makes no real sense for Rebol, particularly if one is working with
dialects of Rebol.
An
max wrote:
> Would a dynamically skinnable and dynamically locale switchable
alternative to vid change your mind about using windows ui?
Yes, I'd to see Steel.
:)
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Michael Weber wrote:
>
I see you're speechless! :) :D
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Hi, Romana.
> Do you want a patch?
Yes, please. I'll put it into my %Patch.r script so more people will
know about it and can use it.
> I used many languages in my life and I have always used external
libraries and third party tools, why cannot it happen with Rebol?
I agree. At the moment I fe
DideC wrote:
> The 'opt has made the difference and now it works, but I'm not sure to
understand why 'opt should be use for paren!.
>
> I suppose that your last remark (about shorter string after modifying
it) was the problem.
I believe Romano meant that there's a bug in 'parse that it should ke
Volker wrote:
> Ah flaming! (whirling torchlight).
Hi! (Ouch!) :)
> An Andrew Martin on this list needed as much lines with "using" as i
would for the whole viewer! ;)
I'm no expert, but with my little program in a hour or two, I achieved
far more Windows user interfa
max wrote:
> Doesn't IOS do just that!?
>
> (except for printing, which could be done with html and a pro
license)...
Except for multi-line text boxes, where cursor movement isn't handled
correctly. Here's an example:
example line 1 blah blah blah blah
example li
> > Making it easy for developers to tie XML Web services into their
smart client applications.
> XML Web services in Microsoft terms is SOAP, a never ending hell which
delivers cross-platform compatibility to anyone on a Microsoft platform.
> :)
I want to create a DotNet program which understan
> "..the promise of REBOL,.." - my experience with REBOL has taught me
things I didn't expect to learn and given me an new tool to explore
ideas. I'm sure we all had different expectations of REBOL when we
picked it up. My joy with REBOL is to apply it more areas than I
expected, my frustration
Mike wrote:
> I assume rebol view will be up to the UI and event model task but what
support will Rebol View/Core provide in the way of playing sound files.
IIRC there's a tutorial by Carl somewhere in http://www.rebol.com which
shows how to use Rebol to play sound files.
Andrew J Martin
Attenda
max wrote:
> Q1: how do I initiate a binary xfer in cgi/html, so that instead of
displaying binary data as a lump of text in the browser, I get a file
transfer dialog.
> Q2: how do I make 'print work like a write/binary so that the read
data actually stays binary...
Hi, max!
Here's what I use in
max wrote:
> So... I will build my own license
> the SCL - Steel Community License.
> --
>
> I was about to put it in this mail, then I figured it
> would have been too long a mail... so I'll just post the
> license with the rest of the new site when its ready.
>
> The license will be
lier. Here's my solution:
Type: 'string!; with a lit-word!
Data: 123
to do Type Data
Type: "string!"; and with a string!
Data: 123
to do Type Data
I hope that helps!
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Perhaps my %Patches.r script may be of use? It's attached and available from
my site.
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Beta Rebol-er...
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a label? For
example (in BASIC):
10 A = A + 1
20 GOTO 10
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Watch out for line breaks!
I didn't worry about nice padding and I haven't checked for "<" and ">" and
"&" values. I've left object! values as an exercise for the reader, as this
depends more upon the receiver. :)
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Just a few suggestions.
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Dick wrote:
> I prefer:
>
>Average expressionwhichyieldsanarrayofdata
>From my box of tricks:
Average: func [
"Averages the values in the Block."
Block [block!] "Block of values."
] [
divide accumulate 0 Block :+ length? Block
]
:)
Andrew Ma
to understand. Don't ask me;
I'm still thinking about it!
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Here's a site that has another take on "high style" design:
http://philip.greenspun.com/panda/
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replace "::" with "/", and "." with "/". Except that I think the
example above is faulty. I'm under the impression that the presentation
stuff will vanish, as it's replaced? :-\ I could well be wrong.
But that's enough rambling from me.
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<%map Data func [Foo Bar] [reform
[%><%Foo%><%Bar%><%]]%>
And here's my test script:
write %Test.html
probe
RSP read %Test.rsp
browse %Test.html
halt
Using it with a web server would be specific to that web server. On Xitami,
I'd put a line at the top of the .rsp
other instances of the object in
the net and delete them. It's far more simple and quicker to just clear the
block! (if necessary) then add in fields (Name Value pairs) as required.
Sure, if you're just storing a tree of objects your system will work, but
not if one has network of values
or? m-err: try [
do m-code
] [ m-error (mold disarm m-err) ]
m-page: copy m-mark
) ]
) ]
] [
prin m-page
true
]
]
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Here's a better version with Maarten's suggested change.
Rebol [
Name: 'RSP
Title: "Rebol Server Pages"
File: %RSP.r
Author: "Andrew Martin"
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Web: http://valley.150m.com
Date: 8/October/2002
Version: 1.1.0
Gregg wrote:
> The more code I remove, the better things seem to work. :)
I agree. I've found exactly the same as well.
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'Hide really deserves a better name. Any one got a better name?
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Graham wrote:
> Has anyone written a compare utility that reports where two text files are
the same?
Also, it would be very nice if it worked with directories and Rebol block!
values as well.
Andrew Martin
I've got my fingers crossed...
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->
, and keep this:
<%]]%>
to the right of the first example row, and put these:
<%Foo%>
and:
<%Bar%>
where the contents of the columns are meant to go.
I don't think that would be too hard?! :)
The only time your effort needs to change if the numbe
It looks like you've discovered a 'parse bug.
I've forwarded this to feedback.
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Note that 'RSP is based on Rebol's 'build-markup.
Here's the test script:
write %Test.html RSP read %Test.rsp
browse %Test.html
And here's the generated HTML (I viewed the source and cut and pasted to
this email:
Test
Test
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Andrew wrote:
> Try this instead:
>
> foreach elt read %. [if 'file = get in info? to-file elt 'type [print
elt]]
And this is far more simpler:
foreach File read %. [if #"/" <> last File [print File]]
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Near: if get in info? to-file
That's because the '= is infix; it grabs the left and right arguments, as it
were. Try this instead:
foreach elt read %. [if 'file = get in info? to-file elt 'type [print elt]]
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nd restore cyclic or net-like Rebol data structures.
I haven't yet updated them for the latest Rebol beta versions.
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-- File: Freeze.r
Rebol [
Name: 'Freeze
Word or block of words to set each time (will be local) (Type:
get-word word b
lock)
data -- The series to traverse (Type: series)
body -- Block to evaluate. Return TRUE to remove. (Type: block)
>> remove-each Item X: ["hello" "there" "this" "is" &
at all?
I think it won't affect the HTML. Easiest way is to not include in the
original HTML source. Write a little Rebol script to insert this line to
every HTML page just before it's sent to the server.
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usr/bin/rebol -cs build-tag what? How do I specify the input (self?)
You'll need to write a little script in the above command line. Something
like:
#! usr/bin/rebol -cs "build-markup %Page.rsp"
Where "%Page.rsp" is the filename of the page the above line is in.
a second 'copy? For example:
sql: {
select top 1 * from customers
select count(*) nb from customers
}
insert dbport sql
result-rows: copy dbport
result-rows2: copy dbport; Get the second set?
I know nothing more, sorry.
I hope that helps!
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Rebol HQ's list of defects
to fix.
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nswer to that!" or, "hang on, that's wrong, I'll just change
it".
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> A: No. But, there will be a similar version of REBOL/View (as of yet
unnamed, got any ideas?).
Rebol/Light
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> A: No. But, there will be a similar version of REBOL/View (as of yet
unnamed, got any ideas?).
Rebol/Window
:)
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Carl wrote:
> We want to see what developers think of this idea.
I think it's a great idea for CGI programs. Just tried it out on my Wiki,
and it's noticably quicker to deliver pages to the browser.
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