Hello Carl,
particular platform, and you want it now, you will have to pay for
it, because there are other ppl paying for other things to be done.
So, what's it cost to have RT port REBOL or View to a platform? Maybe
users without could have a whip-round.
Just a reprise of my old woe:
Hello Andrew,
Everything is a dialect.
It was my Zen Moment from 1/June/2002.
Other big ideas are:
LISP: Everything is a list.
Everything is an object (should be communicated purely by messages):
Smalltalk.
Although it is not a typed language, its interactive graphic
environment (full GUI
Hello Joel, Ingo, Nenad, Gregg and Andrew
Thank you all for your feedback and the different solutions to the
problem. Now I see that this was really a bug in 'array but the
circumvention of this problem is rather easy!
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Hi REBOL-fellows!
Why does not properly work this code segment:
a: array/initial [3 2] [[]]
== [[[] []] [[] []] [[] []]]
append a/1/2 3
== [3]
a
== [[[3] [3]] [[3] [3]] [[3] [3]]]
Hmmm, I' ve expected at querying 'a :
== [[[] [3]] [[] []] [[] []]]
Maybe the prototype initial value is a
Hello Scott
In this case, the pattern has a bit more information:
a=ábccsde=éfggyhi=í...zzs
where a can be told to sort the same as a with acute, both of these sort
before b ... and zs sorts after z
Actually aá and eé ... more clearly aá and eé. In some relaxed
situtations the equivalence
Hello Scott!
The right order for Hungarian vowels: actually the diaresis characters
This was easy to fix.
... as you have prospectively pointed it out in your first post :-)
Time to go back to the drawing board. I already have an idea, but it may
take a while before I have some time to
Hello G.,
Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck.
Huhh, pretty scary task NOT to be a REBOLer Englishman ;-) I will try
some mapping - it seems the most obvious way to me. Besides I would
like to sort first names: as a loose (lousy, lazy etc ;-) ) solution
it would suffice to map the
Hello Scott,
Thanx, cute solution! Though my critical comments :-) :
The right order for Hungarian vowels: actually the diaresis characters
come first and then the double acute ones (only o and u have double
accents in the Hungarian alphabet):
oOóÓöÖõÕ
uUúÚüÜûÛ
Unfortunately the
national accented characters (which would be otherwise at
the very end of the English alphabet :-( ) ?
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Hello Anton,
Title: Iterated Rotarys
File: %iterated-rotarys.r
Nice idea nevertheless, thank you! This way also changing (state, face
text stc.) iterated items are easily implementable!
Although the iterated list seems to be more than a bit awkward than
any others found in streamlined
Hello Anton,
Don't listen to that negative stuff.
Here seems to be a solution. Tell me if it works.
Thank you, it really works! But ... :-)) Now I am stuck with a more
complex structure, namely the rotary.
I tried several initialization strategies, some of them even did not
let to rotate
widget in a list could be used to store its state,
and the supply routine could read this state and redraw the screen
element accordingly. I thought, the kind of reinitialization I used
int the above is useful, but it seems, it is not :-(
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Hello Gawain,
Other good documentation is unfortunately rare.
There only are 4 books ...
Olivier Auverlot: Programmation REBOL.
A french book from Edition Eyrolles. From the Eyrolles site you can
download some sample chapters and the source code of the examples.
I've just bought it in
Hello Romano,
First I tried toggles instead of check boxes, but selecting one of
them caused to redraw all toggles below the selected one in selected
Should be the same, never tryed, but you must think that, when supply is
called, all the changed field are in an unknown state: you must
Hello REBOLers!
I have a question upon a strange behavior of an iterated check box.
The list contains a checkbox and an explanatory text per row.
Here is the code snippet:
a: copy []
q: [
[1 Setup]
[2 Install]
[3 Post-install]
[4 Run]
]
view layout [
Hello Alan,
Here is a quite simple simple solution:
rebol []
m-l-c: [
[from1 subject1 contents1]
[from2 subject2 contents2]
[from3 subject3 contents3]
]
view layout [
below
list 550x180 [
btn: button [probe reform [btn/text fld1/text
Hello Romano,
you must re-initialize the check data field:
if index = 1 [face/data: find a face/text]
Hmmm, tricky ;-) Thank you very much, it is a great idea!
BTW What is the exact timing of the 'supply function, i.e. on what
occasion (event) will it be launched? As far as I
Hello rebolinth,
I see.., rebol is remarkeble small, but I think we forget
that it is realy is just a fine compressed binary, wich expands
in memory like a baloon.
Maybe it is compressed (actually I don't think so - it doesn't look
like a compressed binary), but God, not with a remarkable
Hello Gabriele,
Actually, the problem is with the hidden MOLD that the console
code does; i.e. when you type SECOND SYSTEM/WORDS at the console,
the result gets molded and printed out.
And FIRST SYSTEM/WORDS doesn't use a hidden MOLD ?
It should ... the can be no such a big difference between
Hello Romano,
a: copy second system/words 1
== 1
Which keep only a fraction of second (my slow system can make 50-100 of them
in a second).
... and when you next enter
a
- THEN crashes!
The strangeness esclates IMHO, because it seems that although the
binding of 'a happens in the first
system/words [
(snip)
How else could I extract the 'type? information of all words ?
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Hello Larry,
foreach word first system/words [
print [form word type? get/any in system/words word]
]
Very nice and compact solution - really the REBOLish way ... :-)
Thanx, this was what I've been looking for!
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Hello Larry,
however I have noticed a few other cases of things working inside functions
but not globally.
Could you share with us these strange experiences?
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Hello Andrew,
you found the solution of the problem of printing 1 year ago, using
javascript and html.
Here's your code. I didn't test it but it sounds good.
REBOL [
Title: Auto printing via Browser.
File: %HTML Print.r
It is really a very elegant way - but what about page breaks? In
spartanian and does not destructure a REBOL script this way (although
its syntax coloring purpose might have suggested so).
Thanx for your commitment of ideas!
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Hello REBOLers,
A very undocumented feature, again ;-) :
How can I arrange that after programatically selecting the PICKED
element from the text list, the widget redraws itself with the PICKED
element at the top of the list?
More generally, how can I set the slider of a text-list in a way that
Hello Joel,
The logical and straightforward way unfortunately does not work:
set [a/b/c d/e] [1 2]
Just for clarification...
Could you explain why you would prefer the above SET expression
to the following?
a/b/c: 1 d/e: 2
When I have a screen form and I have a database I
Hello, REBOLers !
Just for a bit of "syntactic sugar" :-):
Is it possible to define new infix operators ?
I tried :
||: make op! ... etc.
** Script Error: Cannot use make on datatype! value
It would be a very nice feature ( la Prolog, or C++) to define (or "overload")
some operators.
Hi to All !
My problem is the following:
In a same layout I have two text lists. If someone points an item in the first
list I want to trigger a change of the contents of the second text list.
Unfortunately neither the /text nor /data refinements don't work for
dynamically setting a text list
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