r half
kicking and screaming into the future...
-Karl Robillard
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Just as Rebol is being put into the web browser Macromedia Flash is moving
outside of it...
http://news.com.com/2100-1012-5167812.html?tag=nl
-Karl
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I'm not a Java expert, but I assume that there is a formal specification for
Java and that there are many implementations (Sun, IBM, Blackdown?). That
may explain why people would be comfortable adopting Java but not REBOL.
-Karl
On Monday 09 February 2004 19:32, Peter WA Wood wrote:
> I thin
You can use bind to execute functions in a protected context.
I have done this in a compiler for a game scripting language. I could have
implemented the compiler with parse, but then I could not make use of Rebol
constructs within my custom game dialect. By making the game commands normal
fu
Hey Ed, that's an excellent summary of how Rebol differs from other mainstream
languages.
Everything else in this post I have said before, but I like to restate my
thoughts whenever this topic pops up, as Robert notes that it does, every few
months or so.
I believe the artificial limits plac
I'm now able to run a REBOL cron job on my home machine. The trick is to use
the '-w' flag. I thought I was running the latest version of Core on the
machines at work but I'll have to check that tomorrow.
I guess the script is aborting early without '-w' when launched by Cron.
Sometimes I r
I'm trying to run a REBOL script from Cron (on RedHat 9) but it always causes
a segmentation fault. I've tried a number of experiments (running simple
scripts as various users, etc.) but the result is always the same. Has
anyone else experienced this?
-Karl
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On Sunday 12 October 2003 04:42 am, you wrote:
> Hello Karl Robillard (krobillard),
>
> Your Version is very Small but not a fully ROT13!
> Rot13 may only convert a - z A - Z
> Your version also converts anyother character (byte) too, so it wont work
> on binary strings..
still being
maintained. I'd hate for someone to think REBOL is so cumbersome.
REBOL[]
foreach c input [
cap: c and 32
c: c and complement cap
if (c >= #"A") and (c <= #"Z") [
c: c - #"A" + 13 // 26 + #"A"
]
pri
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 11:48 pm, Arnaud Dutartre wrote:
> Where can we get your versions ???
>
> Arno:)
If you really want it I could email it to you but I would recommend you use
make-doc-pro which is still being developed.
-Karl
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ugh I never
finished the LaTeX generator.
-Karl
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 11:31 am, Bruno Lemeri wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to know if anyone has some
> information about a wysiwyg tex/latex editor
> in rebol called rbook by karl robillard.
> I am also interested
On Saturday 13 October 2001 00:47, Petr Krenzelok wrote:
> - give us Rebol/View running under Elate, and you are suddenly targetting
> all Tao based electronic devices.
> - give View some suggested fixes (alpha, fixed timers, exposed effect
> pipeline or some general engines)
> - or even - make so
On Thursday 26 April 2001 10:54, you wrote:
> >The Icon book is one of the few language books
> >that rests on my desk, rather than the bookshelf.
> >
> >A number of Icon's features will be added to REBOL as dialects... some
> > day. Very nice pattern handling.
> >
> >-Carl
>
> Hi,
>
>One of m
On Thursday 26 April 2001 10:31, Holger Kruse wrote:
> Large parts of the View engine (image! datatype, image refinements for load
> and save, ability to save/png images into a binary!, effects and draw
> pipeline etc.), useful for dynamic creation of images for web pages in
> CGI/FastCGI environm
Heh heh, I was wondering when Mark's OSCAR posts would provoke a response
from people at REBOL Technologies (RT). As a suggestion, perhaps Mark could
limit his OSCAR recruiting efforts to a monthly status report on this list.
For the past four years I've been using Trolltech's Qt GUI toolkit
d from ourselves. If I choose to use a beta
version and it works, why should it suddenly stop working at some arbitrary
date? The *only* people I can imagine who would benefit from expiration is
technical support, who wouldn't have to field questions about why feature 'A'
document
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