Elan a écrit :
Hi Greg.
I'm not sure whether or not you realize that whenever help documents
something like
open/lines
and help also documents something like
open/direct
then you can also use the combination of the two:
open/lines/direct
And open/direct/lines/ ...
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And I feel that, there is type problems, but I don't find.
Thanks for helping. I'm lost in few lines :-(
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to in the original message is fixed now - I think.
Good, good. Mmm... I'm going to look at these. Thanks be to Bruno and
Brett here, then, for making me aware. :)
Brett.
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Anyways, we now return you to your regularly scheduled topic ;)
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Have fun!
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By the way, what and where is this product?
When i use the notetab gateway written for rebol by Brett Handley, i get
the following error message :
** Script Error: use-script expected file argument of type: file
** Where: do-boot
** Near: use-script
(i use Rebol/view)
Hi
Err... Nope.
editor %local
** Script Error: editor has no value
** Near: editor %local
I think you mean to say to do that in REBOL/View, once you shell out to
the text console.
That, and I'm pretty sure Matt was looking for a method to do this
dynamically, in code.
the correct way is
For SMTP, you will want to use the SMTP or mail server for your dialup or
cable ISP. If mac.com is your dialup or cable ISP, then... someone else should
check into this. ;)
I have this in my user.r file:
REBOL [
Title: User Preferences
Date: 1-Oct-2002/18:35:11-5:00
]
set-net
Q: Why would REBOL Tech build such a thing?
I smell Dr. Strangelove in that question ;)
Sorry. Feel free to return to topic.
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/default/timeout for it to
work. *boggle* Should I post this to feedback, or is this a known problem, or
am I just doing something dumbassed?
Oh, er, 2.5.0.3.1, REBOL/Core for Windows.
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One more thing... I add the line
system/schemes/default/timeout: 0:02
into my user.r file, but when I execute a script with rebol.exe %1 (eg,
double-clicking on it) the setting is left at 30. Do I have to put a line in
most of my scripts to increase the timeout for safety, or is there
I'm curious about something. Has anyone else identified behavior where
REBOL/Core (2.5.0.4.2 and 2.5.0.3.1) are no longer asking for network or file
system access? Mine aren't, and that's not right, because I didn't do that.
Where can I most likely find where these changes were made? In my
? I fiddled with the path
once, and it returned an error message saying the path was invalid and didn't
exist. So it's connecting, at least some times. In fact, it's even creating a
0 byte file (and over-writing any previous file in its place).. Help??
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intermediary function, something between 'send' and 'open smtp://'? Thanks.
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An interesting little something my mother sent along to me. Figured there'd
be a few people on this list interested in it.
Prime solution wows the math world
Scientists say algorithm offers 'foolproof' way to find primes
.
--Charles
Regards,
Gabriele.
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? I know the
documentation says that only binary, lines and no-wait are settable... but why?
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And Use DDE is unchecked. Any ideas? Thanks all.
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? My current settings, for when 'Core' is the default
action, the info
says:
Action: Core
Application used to perform action: E:\code\rebol\core\rebol.exe -q %1
And Use DDE is unchecked. Any ideas? Thanks all.
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condition? [
if true do this
][
if false
do these
next 20 lines
all indented
with more indentation
yet to come
very long lines
]
You follow me? It's a coding habit I've picked up from another language.
Thanks folks.
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excessively ugly:
imgtag: to-tag rejoin [imgtag/1 imgtag/2 {} imgtag/3 {}]
== IMG SRC=someimage.jpg
*sighs* I have a lot to learn... and that is why I'm doing this. *smirk*
Thanks everyone.
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with system functions... *sighs*
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I'm not exactly sure what to call this, but in another language I sometimes
use, I can do something like this. Where, hypothetically:
data: Charles-W-Raymond
info: [firstname middleinit lastname]: parse data -
Make sense? Any ideas for me? Thanks folks!!
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Carl At this rate, I think email will be dead in a few years. In
Carl fact, let me go on record saying that. A venture capitalist
Carl recently commented that this was a bold statement... but just
Carl watch. You watch. I'm not saying email will go away permanently.
Carl I'm saying that
an online help channel of
volunteers wouldn't be bad ;)
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Mmmm... purr purr, yes, thank you!! Now to go eliminate 3 lines of code..
Is this what you're after?
data: Charles-W-Raymond
== Charles-W-Raymond
set [first-name middle-name last-name] parse data -
== [Charles W Raymond]
first-name
== Charles
last-name
== Raymond
--Gregg
One of the things I'm trying to work out is a mechanism like that found in
Black and White. Essentially the agent functions in the background crawling
the web for things you might like. You can then positively or negatively
reinforce it's findings. By keeping a catalog of page analyses,
Yep :) Thanks be to you, too! :)
Maybe this:
data: Charles-W-Raymond
set [firstname middleinit lastname] parse data -
Anton.
I'm not exactly sure what to call this, but in another
language I sometimes
use, I can do something like this. Where, hypothetically:
data
reading about series! and such until
later, when I'm more fully awake and don't have a sleeping cat stopping me from
note taking. Thanks all!
--Charles
I made a little demo which may help understanding
series a bit easier for beginners.
do http://www.lexicon.net/anton/rebol/demo/demo-series.r
are useful and not uselessly
wordy!
Heh. No, not too wordy. However, I am now frightened of REBOL ;) CarlS is
certainly a madman ;)
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FAH!! My apologies for the previous post, wherein no text was added :/
!=: get first [ ]
1 != 2
== true
Adapt REBOL to yourself... :-)
Yeahbut, if you do that too often, your code won't be portable, unless you
include your custom definitions in every script you submit, or include
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From: Gabriele Santilli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 4:43 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Newbie Q: Cropping text
Hi Charles,
On Monday, July 08, 2002, 5:56:12 AM, you wrote:
CFor instance, in C, I would have
Hi Romano,
On Monday, July 08, 2002, 1:21:49 AM, you wrote:
RPT is-unix?: does [not any [is-win? is-mac?]]
Oh well, is the Amiga Unix? ;-)
EAW - Extend At Will ;)
Regards,
Gabriele.
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To Charles:
Personally, I have a hard time working with
series! with next and skip and tail and so forth.
A pointer to a list element which I cannot see irritates me.
I don't understand what you mean. That is, what do mean by see?
For instance, in C, I would have something like int
purpose
* twelvedays.r is missing its purpose
** Internal Error: No more global variable space
** Where: count-lines
** Near: length? parse/all mold load str
Anything in specific I could do to deal with that variable space deal?
Thanks all.
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Greets folks. Me again. I was running docs.rip in /Core 2.5.0.3.1 (that's
what my previous problem was in), and got this:
Script: REBOL Self-extracting Binary Archive (RIP)
(25-Mar-2001/23:55:29-8:00)
** Script Error: request has no value
** Where: do-boot
** Near: if any [
not exists?
Here's a variant.
Suppose I only want characters 2 through 5? Or 3 until the end? Or I want
to remove those selections? Personally, I have a hard time working with
series! with next and skip and tail and so forth. A pointer to a list element
which I cannot see irritates me.
-
!
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To: Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 6:21 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Evaluating if's
Hi Charles,
On Tuesday, July 02, 2002, 5:51:51 AM, you wrote:
Cif THIS and THAT []
Use:
if all
this in
the same line, and without worrying about throwing and catching errors? Or am
I more or less doomed to yet another nested if? Thanks folks.
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, that might actually be best right there, unless I
just kept join'ing 'file to the end of the dir every time ;) Thanks guys.
Obvious mistake once I see it.
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[
if (dir? dir/:file) ...
Oo, that's nicer looking..
You can probably also use clean-path in other
situations to get the absolute path.
Cool. Thanks for the info!
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false.
I've no idea why, and my only fix around it is to use (dir? rejoin [root sub
dir]) .. Shouldn't dir? return true? It has in the past for me in a similar
situation... *boggle* Help?
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Greets Serdar.
I was going to do that, except the username is an email address. So it'd
be:
user@dom:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.bin
Would that work? (I'm not on my REBOL machine at current to test it.)
Thanks.
Hi Charles,
Try this http://me:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/file.bin
Regards
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
pwd: fubar
file: http://www.site.dom/file.bin
So I want to write/binary %somedir/data.bin read/binary file .. but get 401.
Any info folks? Thanks!
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! .. workes nicely.)
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There's always the matter that the list can take up a large part of the
thought and discussion on this matter, formulate a nice proposal, submit the
proposal to the list with RFC, and once people are generally satisfied, submit
the final draft to RT. Save Carl some headache ;)
The email I
NetSol is demonspawn and should be wiped from the face of the earth. Go
with someone else, if the option is available. Thing is, once your
registration with NSI has expired, *you can't touch it*. The only thing you
can do is let it die out, or renew and move it after that. And you get to
That is rather odd. The function, I do not feel, should actually perform an
operation on the argument being passed. At least, not in general. Same
happens with 'lowercase'.
Well, it answers the question I recall seeing about capitalizing:
uppercase/part x 1
;)
Hi rebols,
x: hello
Oh occassion, I've seen this behavior, too, with some of my messages. Well,
I can't state which server it was, however, but it wasn't my ISP's fault, I
know that much.
Some of my mails, however, are appearing here up to
five days late! There is trouble with my ISP's email
server.
That's very odd, considering I've never had that problem, ever. And
besides, WinZip can usually detect which decompressor to use, even if the
extension is screwy.
If you're downloading it using Windows, make sure that it
says *.gz windows oftens changes the suffix so that
winzip
That's pretty neat indeed. However, to get the current directory is just
'what-dir with no question mark. (In case you haven't found it yet ;)
I just made an incredible discovery! I was looking for the function to tell
me what the current directory is, I thought that it was what-dir?,
One part of REBOL that can feel odd is when i have to
define local variables of a function in the first
block of the function. I find it a bit annoying to
have to add new variables to the list for every little
local variable I use. In addition, I feel it clutters
up the first block and
I've got a script on my website for executing whois through my web browser.
I'm sure it can be done more elegantly, but this was still early for me. And
it works, so why mess with it? ;) Anyways, here's what the script says:
; service: internic.net
service: whois.geektools.com
print
This is my personal opinion, from what I've read, without trying IOS. But
you might want to use REBOL/Core (for a text interface) or REBOL/View (for a
gui) for your mail client. I don't really think you need IOS for all of that.
My impression of IOS is that it's a whole suite of programs and
'Dummies' is, yeah, intended for beginners, but it's also a good quick ref.
And of course they all need updating - they need updating every time REBOL
is updated. However, it's really not worth it to update a print item until a
major change of content or time - ie, 6mos and REBOL/Core 2.7,
: Circular forwarding?
To get more information for feedback you should
try it again after doing:
trace/net on
Anton.
Hi, Charles,
From: Charles
Yo all. I get a funny thing here. First, backstory:
I've registered both chalz.net and chalz.com, but both point to the
same
site
and 'print?, except I didn't have REBOL around with which to
test.
And thanks for the example :)
--Charles
m: load-markup {body bgcolor=whitesome btext/b/body}
== [[body bgcolor white] some [b] text [/b] [/body]]
change next find first m 'bgcolor blue
== []
m
== [[body bgcolor blue] some
I actually haven't worked with XML, but if I understand correctly, XML isn't
a language so much as it's a set of rules for building other languages (such as
XHTML), so you'd need a script for each individual dialect - plain XML just
wouldn't be enough. If I understand correctly.
Hi
states:
Missing file: http://www.rebol.com/view/tools/upgrade.r
?? Am I not supposed to be able to upgrade /View? :P
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Ah! Hm. When /View says to click on 'local' to connect, it doesn't mean
the folder off to the left, but instead the word 'local', tucked away at the
bottom left. How confusing :/ Still, it's not nice to be told I'm running an
unknown version when I'm obviously not. *shrugs*
--Charles
Here's what I get in /Core:
line: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
== abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
tcr: remove/part copy/part line 11 9
== jk
offset: 7
== 7
line
== abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
tcr: remove/part copy/part line (4 + offset) (2 + offset)
== jk
How is that not working?
- Original
http://www.chalz.com/cgi-bin/whois?chalz.net
What does circular forwarding detected mean? And how come I can get a
proper result using a web browser, but not REBOL? Thanks all.
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Thanks for the work, Brett!
--Charles
For XML stuff there is Gavin's great work:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/gavin.mckenzie/
Regards,
Brett.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 9:18 AM
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Read this article earlier today. Thought it relevant, considering Morpheus,
IOS, and recent bad news on Morpheus. The article itself deals with Kazaa.
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns2144
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, Charles,
Charles wrote:
Without having to reference docs (it's not actually that
important - I'm simply curious) is there a quick and easy way
to print separate lines? For instance, in the cases of:
text: [ line 1
line 2
line 3
]
Or
text: {
line 1
line 2
/lines text to output each line (either EOL character,
CR/LF, etc) without using a for-style loop. (for-looping becomes an issue with
the {} style, since you can't just say foreach line text...) Thanks folks.
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of the info at the FAQ here might help (this is
the 'platform-specific' section - mentions library errors etc).
support/feedback should be able to help, though.
http://www.rebol.com/faq.html#7674698
thanks.
Going to ask to rebol support.
Regards.
Sébatien
--- Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
So I just rewrote core.pdf example of ftp download of large file, and it
doesn't work, unless I clear the buffer each time. What am I doing
wrong?
Isn't that kind of how buffers are *supposed* to work? At least, in any
programming language I've ever worked in (which, granted, has only been
. Sorry, this
is all I remember. It's not a REBOL problem, exactly, but a difference in
binaries and libraries. Or, it was in my case.
--Charles
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 3:08 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Newbie
if 1.2.1 copy/part to-string system/version 5
[request/ok Sorry. We need at least Version 1.2.1 of Rebol
quit
]
While initially reading about the REBOL [] block in a script a while back, I
remembered a list of 'suggested' fields to use, one of which being a Requires
block.
.
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From: Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 9:55 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Agentcities
And yet, what does it have to do with... anything? And what's AS? And
what's Agentcities? And why should we care?
AS sufferers
BTW, what is this 42 indicator all about? I'm aware of 42 being the
answer to Life, the Universe and Everything, but... (funny note: my cell
phone
number happens to be 4284. Totally randomly assigned.)
Its a Douglas Adams joke.. somehow I never got into his work, so I've been
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 10:25 AM
Subject: [REBOL] STAT
Listar wrote:
rebol DigestSat, 09 Feb 2002Volume: 03 Issue: 040
In This Issue:
[REBOL] Re: VID : Choice gadget
And yet, what does it have to do with... anything? And what's AS? And
what's Agentcities? And why should we care?
AS sufferers are in constant denial, and as such are resistant to therapy. A
committe was created in 1963 at the University of California, Berkeley to study
therapy options.
Do you have an address for us?
Hi all,
I have on my Reb-Site slok a page that currently list 2 hosting providers
that supports Rebol.
If you know of more, please send me an email and I will keep this page
updated.
Currently, the Reb-Site is running off my home machine which is
Can't we just get a URL anyways? It's just that much easier than using
/View and searching for it.
On 24-Mar-02, Francesco De Napoli wrote:
Hello Lok
On 23-Mar-02, Lok Yek Soon wrote:
Hi all,
I have on my Reb-Site slok a page that currently list 2 hosting
providers that
Not that MS is the only place which does this. I worked at a music site for
a while which was devoted to amateur music (an MP3.com competitor, back in the
day), and there were polls and ratings and votes etc for songs and artists
etc. People don't realize that logs *are*, in fact, kept, and
REBOL cgi-bin and html
scripting on their webhost solutions and personal pages? ;)
--Charles
I'm one of the beginnerest of the beginners. Downloaded REBOL a week ago.
What I see looks nice. I want to use it on a web page but having the
dickens of a time finding a web host which supports
. Also posts which *kind* of relate to
REBOL, but aren't always just REBOL related (such as the CGI setup, and
webhosts who do REBOL).
--Charles
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BTW, what is this 42 indicator all about? I'm aware of 42 being the
answer to Life, the Universe and Everything, but... (funny note: my cell phone
number happens to be 4284. Totally randomly assigned.)
--Charles
There is no way Rebol will compete with Flash... no, never, ain't gonna
It IS however a natural for a DIALECTING and ONTOLOGY
language. I've been thinking a bit about this recently
and especially as I consider XML / HTML to be verbose,
not human centric in design, wasteful! why have closing
tags for every value.
**
After looking at XML a little, I have to
of it far
too often! :/
--Charles
I've been using Rebol for about a week now. Although I am new to Rebol, I
have extensive programming experience. I think this is one of the least
intimidating mailing lists around. I`ve already asked and had several
questions answered. Both quickly
!zauafBpcvekexEohthjJakwLrngohOqrlryRnsctdtiub} 2 ]
A new one hmmm.. You need serious help, you know that? Egads. I
wonder if the unused letters spell something... But how to decipher it?...
*laughs*
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Since # doesn't do anything, it's all good to include it. Pretty spiffy.
Of course, if you try:
$ hi
You end up with Syntax Error: Invalid money -- $. I'm sort of curious why
it doesn't give you Invalid issue, then, but that's for another topic ;)
Thanks guys.
--Charles
From _The_Elements_of_Typographic_Style_ by Robert Bringhurst,
a standard refererence in the field of typography...
I thought typography was the study of errors during typing. Hmm... ;)
octothorp Otherwise known a the numeral sign. It
has also been used as a symbol
Another question: why www.rebol.com has not a full-featured site
built using rebol interface? I can use Rebol only for some specific
operations!
What about the View Desktop?
I missed the original post somewhere, so I'm quoting from Greg's post.
I once asked [EMAIL PROTECTED] why they
, though. WTF does # do, precisely? It appears to be a comment
character for Perl (yes?), but when I try to help or source it, I get told it's
an issue. But I can do # print hi and it prints hi okay. Help?
--Charles
The goofy looking string at the end is just an anti-spam
encoding of my
I love hearing that. Execute this code, and watch what happens. insert
evil laughter here What? blowyourassup.exe? Oh, no, it's just a random
name I chose... Heh.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 6:49
agreed. But then you end up with channel packages, like in
cable TV, whereby a few good channels are grouped with a selection of crappy
ones no one wants, simply so they'll be included. Heaven forbid the popular
ones get money while the unpopular ones die. Oh well.
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You don't mention what version of REBOL is requird for this script.
cliks: make routine! [
[
[ return: [integer!]
[] kern32 GetTickCount
** Script Error: Feature not available in this REBOL
Just as a general note, could people include something that states what
Off the top of my head, it sounds like a scope issue. Just because a
variable exists in the script doesn't mean it exists outside of the script.
Lots of discussion on this.
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result in a no-no - haven't tried it with REBOL)?
--Charles
From: Henrik Mikael Kristensen
I'm getting a quota problem with two different ftp-servers, when I try to
manipulate (delete, write) the files on the ftp-server:
ftp-dir: some-ftp-server
files: read ftp-dir
foreach file files
Charles wrote:
So, uh, Ryan... what's the URL? :)
--Charles
My site will be posted in the rebol sites list when its ready, probably
toward the
end of the month. In the meantime you can find my stuff in the rebol library
as it
becomes available.
:/ I repeat my question
So, uh, Ryan... what's the URL? :)
--Charles
Keep your eyes out in the REBOL library, as I am releasing a few things this
month:
TEST VERSIONS
Calculese -- A multifunction calculator dialect. Ready this month.
FTP-Serve -- A light duty FTP Server. Ready this month.
CaRB -- Callback
Heh. I like your interpretation of it. I'm usually not home at all on
weekends, so I'm kind of thankful for the drop-off - as it is I get too much
mail ;)
--Charles
Hello,
I'd say it's more indicative that people actually have real lives away from
computers and why waste precious free
My webhost has allowed me shell access, and I stuck REBOL in ~/rebol/ .. no
problem. I just set up my REBOL CGI scripts to go there. Other than that..
*shrugs* If there's more that I'm not following here, leme know.
I will be needing to set up a site for my business in the next day
or
-than, because how do you *define* which is greater and which is
less? But 'minimum just takes something like 'minimum AxB CxD and returns ExF,
where E is the smaller of A and C, and F is the smaller of B and D. Pretty
basic. Not sure, myself, what use it is, but hell, there it is.
--Charles
a similar question had cropped up in the past, but I can't find the post
now. Anyone help? The address is in the form of
http://site/dir/dir/file.ext?argsargs ... thing is, args includes characters
like %3C and arg=123 a couple times. Any assist? Thanks.
--Charles
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Cool. Thanks, everyone, for the info! I've stuck the emails in my
'Snippets' folder for future reference.
--Charles
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 1:46 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: ROUND function (like
I'm sure someone else has gotten to this already (I only get to my email
about once every 24hrs), but in case someone else hasn't mentioned this,
there's always the good old method of (I know this isn't all totally proper
REBOL, or good code):
test: x
list: [a b c d ...]
idxs: []
i: 0
foreach
Use the SOURCE, Luke! ;-)
Try copying the following into your interpreter window:
help context
source context
help does
source does
help has
source has
Too much thinking in c? ;-)
Heh. Actually, it's things like. okay, um... the language in help
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