Hi Brett,
/c/rSQL/Contacts/Name.s24
which tells me that the Contacts table has a string column of 24
characters width named Name.
That's an innovative convention! Wasn't clear to me though what that
particular file actually stored - all rows of a single column of data in
a fixed width
Hi Brett, a topic near and dear to me ;)
For me, I find the model I choose is impacted by:
- data structure
- volume
- time [development]
- performance requirements
- whether the data is static / dynamic
For key / value pairs I might use:
states: [VIC Victoria NSW New South Wales]
Hi, even doing Rebol for several years now, I'm hit by the question
hmm... is this now a reference or a copy?.
Looks like you need to use the (non-existant) reference? and a copy?
functions ;)
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Ashley
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X: [a b c]
== [a b c]
X[2]
== b
In other words, by running the block hard against the word, it's like:
pick X 2
Why not simply use path (x/2 in the example above) notation, it saves a
character at least. ;)
As for finding other uses for [], () {}, if it makes sense in a
Hi Patrick,
From the rebol documentation
(http://www.rebol.com/docs/changes.html#section-5.7):
bin: make binary! 2 ; (auto expands if necessary)
image: load %fred.gif
save/png bin image
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Ashley
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Hi Gregg,
Like others I tend to prefer the:
foo: copy []
bar: copy []
baz: copy []
idiom for most cases. I often find my style changes depending upon chosen
word size:
variable-number-1: none
variable-number-2: none
variable-number-3: none
for
What is the name of that style
button
and are there any more pre-defined styles for
buttons?
view layout [
button
toggle
btn
tog
btn green 22x22 ; a round btn
]
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I get the following with 1.2.10.3.1:
to-integer 1
== 1
to-decimal 1
== 1
to-number 1
** Script Error: Cannot use to on datatype! value
** Where: to-number
** Near: to number! :value
Anybody else sent this to feedback yet?
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