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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Hi Graham,
Are you sure that's correct?
I currently have:
lastrec: 40356
so if you ask me to change it to:
lastrec: 40358
that's only a difference of 2, which rings a possible
alarm bell for me.
Just checking.
Anton.
> The arrival of 3 emails on the list with the same mess
RT once stressed that it is *very important* that
directories keep their slash.
It's not a Windows vs other platforms issue.
The platform is rebol, so if there is a problem
reading directory paths with a slash on some platforms,
then that is an issue for RT to solve.
We in rebol-land can just ass
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
You are assuming ready is one of the two
ports, however, wait can return none! (when
you get a 10 second timeout).
So check that ready is really a port, like this:
if port? ready [ ... ]
Anton.
> Hi all,
> I have a problem.
> I execute this code:
> port1: open/lines/direct tcp://:4321
>
Cyphre,
I think it's great idea to make the code public.
It's easy to slap together a web page with your code.
It's not easy to make a online forum :)
But if it's online, search bots will index it and
we will have a great service.
It doesn't matter if the code is not complete.
Surely there are gr
A long while ago, DocKimbel implemented a menu system
in his win95 skin. Open up your View 1.2.1 interpreter
and do this code in the console:
dir: first split-path path-thru http://rebol.softinnov.org/demo.r
make-dir/deep dir
change-dir dir
do load-thru http://rebol.softinnov.org/do-win95.r
Ther
That's not the latest beta.
Get the latest beta 1.2.46.3.1 here:
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/
http://www.rebol.net/projects/view1.3/downloads/rebview1246031.exe
There's a way to hack around this problem anyway:
set-browser-path "explorer.exe "
browse http://ww
You mean, you think refinements, even if specified after /local,
should still become the function's refinements ?
Anton.
> Hi, I found:
>
> >> f: func ["aa" /local x /a aa] []
> >> help f
> USAGE:
> F
>
> DESCRIPTION:
> aa
> F is a function value.
> >> g: func ["aa" /a aa /loc
That's great Oldes!
Fast response and auto-expanding too. :)
Anton.
> Hello rebol-list,
>
> for these whou are not on AltMe:
> http://oldes.multimedia.cz/rss/builds/whois/
>
> It's not finished completely but it works to me (and crashes for
> someone)
>
> But if we want stable plugi
This can help you:
>> get-modes %"" 'file-modes
== [creation-date access-date modification-date owner-write archived hidden
system]
>> write %afile "hi"
>> get-modes %afile get-modes %"" 'file-modes
== [creation-date: 13-May-2004/22:42:32+10:00 access-date:
13-May-2004/22:43:15+10:00 modification
Well, I'll be damned! (or should I say infiltrated)
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> I just ran REBOL/View from my REBOL home directory to test the
> default install behavior. I was able to rename rebol.exe to
> another file name (blah.bak) and then write out a random file
> downloaded from a remote web
I just tried opening a copy of my rebol.exe,
named rebolblah.exe and within the rebol console
to delete %rebolblah.exe.
This produces a write access error.
As far as I know you can't modify a running executable.
That's on WindowsXP.
I can't remember if Win9x allows that. Anyone ?
Anton.
> The i
Hi, I was wrong about send/only,
but now I have a comment about how you made the header.
You should be sure that your To: field block is reduced.
So check that after making the header, The To: field
isn't still just an unreduced block with 'recipient1
in it.
Look:
>> header: make system/standard/
Should be send/only
> either error? try [ send/header reduce[ recipient1 recipient2 ]
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Within the blap.r script, probe these:
system/script/args
system/options/args
You should see your command line strings b and c there.
As for getting output back into the shell, um...
you might have to call an external program to
show your output. ie something like:
call join "cat " mol
Thanks Graham.
Ok, here's my basic advice for securing WinXP boxes.
(That means - taking some steps on the never-ending
road to a secure windows box.)
- AVG antivirus
- Spybot Search & Destroy (A free and great program)
- AdAware 6(free version)
- ZoneAlarm
and also constant vigilance...
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
I am using latest View beta 1.2.46 without using
a HOME variable. (I see it in the registry though,
don't know how old it is).
I have my rebview1246031.exe and all the other versions
in the same directory, which works just fine.
The user.r is executed no problem.
You are right, though, if a home
Gregg, I'd like probe to remain the simple function
that it is. Something beautiful about it.
(I think, because there is nowhere for bugs to hide
in there..:)
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> AR> Please consider that molded code should be able to be
> AR> loaded back by rebol. So I say no.
> AR> I have n
I was thinking the dump-bin output could be made
loadable again, therefore achieving orthogonality:
what can be molded can also be loaded.
The output could be changed like so:
dump-bin to-binary "abc"
make binary! #{6162 63} ; : abc
dump-bin to-binary "all the king's horses and all the kin
Let b be a block containing your session times.
>> b: [1:00:21 2:00 3:30]
== [1:00:21 2:00 3:30]
>> t: 0:0 ; total
== 0:00
>> foreach time b [t: t + time]
== 6:30:21
>> t / length? b
== 2:10:07
Anton.
> I have a series of times which represents session durations of users.
>
> They are in th
Please consider that molded code should be able to be
loaded back by rebol. So I say no.
I have no real objection to including dump-bin named as is
though.
Anton.
> Jaime et al
>
> JV> Greg, I think your suggestion that probe should produce output
> JV> similar to dump-bin by default is great.
No, it should still work. Look:
>> clear: does [print "hello"]
>> clear
hello
Rebol allows you to freely change the value of
most words. I would advise against doing that
with clear, though; it's an often used function.
Also check out:
"TUI Dialect - A dialect to print
I presume the email was actually sent ?
(Send one to yourself to verify.)
I would put some PROBEs into the various
functions of esmtp.r to see what it is
doing. Don't be frightened; they're only functions.
Did you get esmtp.r and esend.r from rebol.org ?
Finally, are you sure the smtp server r
Actually %3D%5E is the encoding for two characters =^
So just replace ^ with %5E
Anton.
> Just having a look in net-utils/url-parser ...
> write clipboard:// mold net-utils/url-parser
>
>
> Just used this tool:
>
> http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_ref_urlencode.asp
>
> which encodes your u
Just having a look in net-utils/url-parser ...
write clipboard:// mold net-utils/url-parser
Just used this tool:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_ref_urlencode.asp
which encodes your url thus:
http%3A%2F%2Fde%2Efinance%2Eyahoo%2Ecom%2Fd%2Fquotes%2Fcsv%3Fs%3D%5EGDAXI%26
f%3Dsl1t1d1c1pohgv%0D
I don't think you do this.
Not a good idea to have your password in a
standard location.
You just want to have rebol as a client, always ready
to read email, not as a cgi, right?
Anton.
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Just out of interest, are you using read/lines anywhere?
Anton.
> Romano,
>
> I intend to try to isolate the problem. However, I have watched memory
> usage as it is copying several hundred files and it appears to remain
> relatively constant (slow increase until garbage collection kicks in whe
You should rename it to Rough Copy until this bug
is gone :)
Anton.
> Smooth Copy is a backup application that I am writing. I have it
> encapped
> as smooth-copy.exe. It is a standard Windows error when a
> program crashes.
>
> -Bo
>
> At 11:26 AM 4/17/04 +0200, you wrote:
>
> >"Smooth
Scott, I think you are a bit negative about transfer rates. :)
Surely there is a way.
Here also, is an easier way to save the scheme:
write clipboard:// join {rebol [] system/schemes/http:} mold
system/schemes/http
Now open your favourite editor, paste into a new file and save.
Uh oh,
I admit, I hadn't tried it for a long time.
Now I have tried it again and you are right.
There is a short interruption.
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> Did you get any usable results without interupting the sound? I
> always got
> annoying significant silence when the playback reach its loop point :-
Have a look:
** Script Error: decompress expected data argument of type: binary
** Where: do-thru
** Near: do load decompress read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
== none
>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab
== none
>> site
== http://127.0.0.
Just wait for the sound port.
When the current sound is finished, it
returns you the sound port.
Then insert the same sound again.
What are you trying to do though?
Do you want to make a user interface with
that as well?
Anton.
> Hiya all,
>
> Who knows how to play a .wav under rebol "looped"
> Someone suggested to include file %/. in bookmarks. But how and where ?
Have a look in desktop/bookmarks.r
Mine currently contains this:
REBOL [Title: "Bookmarks" Type: 'index]
folder "REBOL.com" http://www.rebol.com/index.r
folder "Remote" http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/index.r
folder
And what was the error message you received?
Anton.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> tony summerfelt
> >What was the error ?
>
> this is the section of code in question:
>
> Rebol []
>
> either not system/script/args == none [
>
Of course, one has to be careful that the result of the
expression following this "magical" function does not
get eaten up by mistake. In this case, you should wrap
in parens. Example (imagine in a script):
(f 1)
; now let's do some real work
; lots of comments...
I think don't use /no-wait.
(You also might not need to use wait myPop, then ...)
Just a quick suggestion.
The difference between console typing session and
script is: the script doesn't pause in between...
Anton.
> newbie q:
>
> why there is differencies
> f.ex. script:
>
> [
> REBOL [Title:
What was the error ?
Anton.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> tony summerfelt
> >You can write:
>
> > either system/script/args [
>
> >instead of:
>
> >> either not system/script/args == none [
>
> got an error when i tried that:
You can write:
either system/script/args [
instead of:
> either not system/script/args == none [
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I was helping Oldes with the problem of computing
a long checksum a while back. The code I came up with
is at the bottom. It can give you some ideas maybe.
Anton.
> Hi,
>
> As anybody (efficiently) tackled suntracting two binary! values. I want
> to compute the difference between two 160 bit SHA
k that I missed.
>
> brgds
> Janeks
How to add tab-key handling to your custom style
Anton Rolls 11-Mar-2004
ToDo:
- continue to try to make an example based on blank-face
- make better the example based on button
- tip: focus sets the caret and text highlight, which we p
That's interesting. I have found my version of
ZoneAlarm to be buggy with the internet lock before;
it didn't always "unlock" again.
I will ask henrick if he is using ZoneAlarm.
But, I tried the test on latest view beta: 1.2.41.3.1
Anton.
> Hi Giuseppe and Anton,
>
> > Here is a more reduced
Here is a more reduced version.
It crashes as soon as I engage internet lock.
-Anton
REBOL [
Author: "Giuseppe Chillemi"
Description: "read/lines BUG Catcher"
Notes: {modified by Anton Rolls}
]
logfile: %Activity.log
log: func [string /local ts][
orted everything to the Rebol people and waiting for an answer.
>
> Could you confirm the BUG too ?
> Giuseppe Chillemi
REBOL [
Author: "Giuseppe Chillemi"
Description: "read/lines BUG Catcher"
Notes: {modified by Anton Rolls}
]
logfile: %Activity.lo
This looks like a bug we were investigating on Rebol-View
Alt-ME world. I and henrikmk did a lot of work isolating the
bug. There is more work to do, it is not a totally simple
example, but one of the instructions required to show the
bug was read/lines.
I would appreciate if you made as short as
Yes, they decided to change the versioning
for the first beta release (that's the
second release of the plugin).
Anton.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, 22 March 2004 3:09 am
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> S
That's what I like to see.
A real simple user interface to get up and
running with minimum confusion - very rebolish.
Good work, Oldes.
Anton.
> just want to let you know that new version of my Rebol/Flash dialect
> is available - now in all-in-one-script version with some minor
> fixes.
>
I see the crash too now.
I'll have to report that, if it isn't reported
already.
But it only seems to happen after actually
using the Desktop (ie. if you start desktop
automatically on startup).
If you start directly in console, then this
also should give you the code in reasonable time:
I appreciate the time taken to make these
tests Andreas, and Maarten, well, you're just
too good to be true.
Anton.
> Monday, March 8, 2004, 9:26:57 PM, Maarten wrote:
>
> > Async http 1.0 file server for progressive downloads of divx, mp3,
> > MPEG-2: http://www.surfnetters.nl/maarten/snuffst
I just thought of a trick, and it seems to work.
Compare these two:
view layout [button [read http://www.rebol.com]]
view lay: layout [
button [
lay/size: lay/size + 40x0
read http://www.rebol.com
lay/size: lay/size - 40x0
]
]
That
ctx-viewtop starts out life as a block, quite short.
When you use the desktop for the first time, it
is converted to an object! This object molds to a much
longer string than the original block. So by "freezing",
I assume you mean "deep in thought".
So open a console, and do this:
write
Hi Elan,
Carl does not participate here very often now.
I suggest, to get involved in plugin discussions,
to try to join Rebol-View altme world, where
there is the plugin group.
You have a chance then to talk directly to joshm
who is helping Carl implement the plugin.
Anton.
> Hi Carl, staff,
Hi Romano,
> Hi Anton,
>
> > The advantage of that over a single function, I suppose,
> > is so that you can derive from a standard base
> > object (or choose from several easy-to-use example objects),
> > with the four functions [connect read write close] inside.
> >
> > I would be happy with th
Actually, rebol can handle cookies, it's just not
built in. Go to http://www.rebol.org and search for
"cookie", you will find Several examples.
Anton.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> just looking at it quickly I th
What are you trying to do?
My suggestion: don't use trim/lines (or read for that matter).
The newline between shebang line and the beginning of the rebol
header is removed by trim/lines. I think the rebol header
must begin on a new line.
>> probe load/header {# rebol []}
** Syntax Error: Script
The advantage of that over a single function, I suppose,
is so that you can derive from a standard base
object (or choose from several easy-to-use example objects),
with the four functions [connect read write close] inside.
I would be happy with that, if that was what you were thinking.
Also, I
This sparks an idea for new syntax for me. How about:
find/::case/::skip a b size
That way you can pick and choose which refinements will be
propagated and which are hard-coded. eg:
find/::case/skip a b size
This means:
/case is propagated if case is true
/skip is always
Sorry to destroy your example, but this is
already built into help.. :) eg. Try these at console:
>> help native!
>> ? op!
>> ? tuple!
etc. for other datatypes.
Anton.
> For those who would like to know just exactly what those global words are.
>
>
>
> w: copy [] f: copy [] n: copy [] o: copy
Just a guess, but are you sure that
the connection should be opened and closed 16 times
as well ?
I suspect that the NIC address should be binary (6 bytes),
no ":" characters.
So try #{00D009AD71F4}
Also try reversing the byte order, sending it completely
in reverse order etc.
Anton.
> Hi Rebole
Actually, a better workaround is probably to
write to a temporary file.
Anton.
> On windows the rebol core will not print to stdout for some reason. It
> seems to only want to print to the rebol window (which I do not want to
> popup -- ala shell script -w).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Greg B.
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I don't think it does at all.
It is a question that comes up occasionally.
It would be nice to have this ability.
A workaround may be to:
write clipboard:// "a string"
then use some shell command to get the clipboard
contents.
Anton.
> On windows the rebol core will not print to stdout
ratio is your friend.
For example, to set ratio of a vertical scroller vscroll:
vscroll/ratio: visible / total-height
and here's a cutting, showing how to set the step:
; step = 1 / (total rows - visible rows)
use [y][
y: max 0 ((length? list-data) - rows
Thanks, I added them to my Free Text Editors page here:
http://www.lexicon.net/anton/FreeEditors.html
Anton.
> JFYI: Now there's REBOL syntax highlighting for Kate, a
> programmer's editor
> for KDE/Linux. Still under development, suggestions - as always - welcome.
>
> Here it is:
> http://www.e
Hi Ladislav.
I don't think I've ever used that way.
Anton.
> Allow me to poll other users: how many of you use this argument passing
> method?
>
> anti: func [:f ] [...]
> -L
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The function it produces is interesting.
>> f: func [a b][a = b]
>> g: anti f
>> probe :g
func [a b][native func [a b][a = b] get/any 'a get/any 'b]
This 'native function is undocumented and it's not obvious
to me what it does.
Anton.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mai
What is the purpose and utility of such a function ?
Anton.
> {Suppose f is a function returning a boolean.Is there a way of defining
> a function anti, which, when given f, returns "not f"?}
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> context [
> validate: func [word [block! word!] /local item][
> either block! = type? word [
either block? word [
is equivalent.
> -Max
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Request-file in Rebol/View 1.2.1.3.1 uses a rebol window
whereas betas since then are using the windows native
file requester. On WinXP this window is modal and blocks
events to the main window, including, it seems, time events.
That's an interesting issue. (meaning, I don't have an answer)
I wil
This is from a post by Allen Kamp 22 Jan 2003:
"One trick which works with some draw operations is to make sure the offset
of the main drawing area is at 0x0 or Origin 0x0, I have scripts here which
made the speed increase by doing this."
Anton.
> I REALLLY need to get view refresh more
If you take your View Desktop to Rebol.com/sites/DocKimbel's:
folder "DocKimbel's" http://rebol.dhs.org/index.r icon site info {Home of
mySQL scheme, Win95 skin, Vector Balls demo, ...}
You can menus implemented in the "Win95 skin" demo.
It works on Rebol/View 1.2.1 but I saw an error in a quit
I think Carl did mention Visual Studio actually
(in View 1.3 world). He said compiler settings
are very strict for compatibility.
Anton
> Hi bry,
>
> bic> question on rebol and .net, IIRC Rebol is
> bic> written in ANSI C right? So I'm wondering
> bic> what compiler is used to build Rebol, if
Carl wants to add a scrollable area style (that is,
an area + scroller(s). He said that for sure.
I am working on a scroll-area style. If it becomes
good enough then it may be the official one.
Anton.
> Hi Behrang,
>
> BS> I'm a Java developer and a REBOL beginner. I just
> BS> wanted to know
I have just made available a batch-download
function and a demo which shows how to use it
on serveral large (~120 MB) files.
Here it is: do
http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/util/demo-batch-download.r
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You can also generate your url:
repeat n 50 [
;?? n
url: join http://online.new&page= [n "&scale=40"]
?? url
request-download/to url join %file- [n %.png] ; <- requires View
]
The download can also fail, (eg. due to a 60 sec timeout) so, if the
images are not
Have you tried recycle before free library ?
Also maybe unset some words.
Anton.
> Hi, some more strange problmes. Here is my Rebol code snippet:
>
> graphit-lib: load/library %graphit.dll
>
> new-storage: make routine! [
> "Create new storage"
> storage [string!] "Name of storage fi
I don't think you can. That's the problem with email -
you don't know who it's coming from. That's why we
get so much spam.
However, it looks like you want to send your address
from work, so your home computer can contact your
work computer. Surely you can just embed the ip
address in the mail yo
Yes, as Andreas shows, there problem is when the
try block returns an unset! value. eg:
>> if error? err: try [print "hi"][]
hi
** Script Error: err needs a value
** Near: if error? err: try [print "hi"]
Why did that happen?
try does the code block, and returns the last value, or
an armed error!
I also agree with your whole post, Max.
Anton.
> > > First there was the rebol - x-internet app, nearly alone then
> > > others stepped in into the game - Flash MX ... now they are
> > moving ahead
> > > to mobile devices :
> >
>
>
> -If RT makes shell command access free (officialy, no
Anthony,
Check out my anim and demo sections:
Take your Desktop browser to:
Rebol.com/Sites/Anton
Anton.
> ok, i've a problem i've been thinking about for a
> while. i realized i cant do it without reading the
> rebol manual (on the rebol home page; www.rebol.com).
> so, i started to r
Hallvard, what a curious problem? Why?
I think the way to go is using the sort
comparator function as I showed before.
The two elements to be compared at each
step are put into the arguments, here, 'a and 'b.
sort/compare blk func [a b][either a/4/3 = #"c" [1][-1]]
This moves blocks wit
Also check refinements of random to
make it more random.
By the way, this is what I actually meant:
sort/compare blk func [a b][(random 3) - 2]
Anton.
> Try this on:
>
> sort/compare blk func [a b][(random 2) - 1]
>
> Anton.
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I need a function that will make sure
It gets funnier..
-Anton.
> Sorry about the typo, didn't even see it until you pointed it out.
>
> rebolcommuntiy.com
>
> But at least you pointed out that the name is easily misspelled.
> Strike that one off the list. : )
>
> -Mj.
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
center-face
eg:
view center-face layout [button]
Anton.
> Does anybody know how to center a object on the screen.
>
> For example: I have a full screen window with a box in it.
> How would one make sure the box was always centered on the page
> even if the window is resized or viewe
Try this on:
sort/compare blk func [a b][(random 2) - 1]
Anton.
> Hi
>
> I need a function that will make sure a block is _not_ sorted.
>
> ex:
> >> sort/scramble [ 1 2 7 7 7 4 9 f 3 h h h h 3e 54 5 4 k]
> >> [ 1 h 2 7 h 4 9 f 3 h 7 3e 54 7 h 5 4 k]
>
> Is this feasible without a lot of
Check out altme safeworlds.
Anton.
> I was wondering why a mail list instead of a forum?
>
> A forum is more of a community, better organized and answers for
> newbs like myself are readily available.
> It would make things so much easier just to enter a search than
> to read through hundreds
You could modify the list's detect function and
capture 'down events. Being the list's feel
it will be from the list's point of view.
Anton.
> Hi,
>
> I have a query on how to use list.
> I want to know the offset from the *window* of the mouse when I
> press the down button.
> event/offset o
The text is added by VIEW, unfortunately.
But you can work around it by doing:
view/new lay: layout [...]
lay/text: none
show lay
wait none
Anton
> Curiously, when inserted in a program, I observe a message in the top
> left corner. This message is either "no tit
Good work - good to know it's there.
Anton.
> search engine update
>
> I've finally found some time to reconstruct the script that
> updated the search engine database so that it now contains the
> Rebol mailing list from approx 2000 to current.
>
> http://203.79.110.37/rebolml/
>
> Merry X
Well, I would assume you would catch the error,
and then try to apply your own parse rules.
You would have to try to split paths up, then
reapply the load/catch/try-to-parse cycle on the
pieces.
Or your code could avoid path notation altogether,
using pick, eg. pick d i._x
then you don't have to
:-)
I think it's a small enough erreur
to leave.
Anton.
> Re: odbc socket server article in english
> Hi Anton,
>
> Good work.
>
> Just a little typed error :
> - search for "put la value" and replace by "put the value"
>
> Merry Christmas to all
> And an Happy Rebolish Year
>
> DideC
> http:/
As seen here
http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/wget.html
it seems the desired behaviour is to mirror
a site beginning at a url.
Rebol does not have something like wget built in.
However, you can make a recursive function of your
own to do the job. I wanted to do something like
this for a while, bu
For right-mouse button, event/type = 'alt-down or 'alt-up
Copy text to clipboard:
write clipboard:// {hello}
Copy text from clipboard:
text: clipboard://
You could mold binaries to put them in there too.
Anton.
> Hi, how would one go about creating right mouse functions.
>
Yep, fat-line.r
do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/gui/fat-line.r
Should really be called "demo-fat-line.r", but anyway..
Anton.
> Hi Max,
>
> MOA> Its all working like a charm, but I was wondering if its possible
> MOA> to change the line width in draw dialect setup. I haven't
> MOA> not
For finding out the answer to these kinds of
puzzles I recommend Sysinternals Regmon (a
registry monitor). Just run regmon first,
apply a filter *rebol*, then start rebol.
You can sift through the output to see
which registry keys are attempted to be accessed.
Anyway, having done that, you can se
Thanks Gregg,
I've just uploaded flood-recurse.r (I thought
I had already), so you should be able to load FLOOD now.
Anton.
> Hi Anton,
>
> AR> do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/demo/impossible-figure2.r
>
> AR> If something bugs out, keep the bugged console open
> AR> and type:
>
> AR>
Here's a treat.
You need a Rebol/View greater than version 1.2.1
- for example 1.2.10 beta.
do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/demo/impossible-figure2.r
If something bugs out, keep the bugged console open
and type:
load-thru/update site/library/trigonometry.r
then try to do it agai
Olivier Auverlot wrote this article on rebolfrance.net:
"Accéder à des sources de données ODBC avec Core et View"
http://www.rebolfrance.net/articles/odbcsockserv/odbcsockserv.html
I have translated it to english, and it has just now become
available:
"Accessing ODBC data sources with Core and
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