Hi,
Sorry for this annoying little bug. You can fix it easily by adding
s: none
in the main context, just after the following comment :
;-- Data reading --
BTW, it's funny to see how our personal coding style can evolve. While
looking at the piece of code you've exposed to sh
Hi all,
This is a replacement version of the 'call command for Windows-only
platforms. This is an asynchronous 'call implementation working as a
REBOL port (call://). It requires the /Library component. See the
documentation included for a complete description.
Download URL: http://rebol.soft
Hi Tom,
I guess you're on a unix system. If you connect locally, the C mysql client use
local sockets while mysql.r use TCP ports. So the points to check are :
- Does your mysql server run on the default port 3306 or different one ?
- Does your mysql server allow for TCP connection ?
- Is your [
Hi Henrik,
The current version has proved to be very stable. I have a few patches to apply
that fix some bugs and I've planned to release them under v1.0. I have also some
improvements and lots of ideas for a v1.1, but unfortunately, very little time
to work on it. I hope to update the web site w
Hi Chris,
Christopher Ross-Gill wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> >join word-split "hellotherethisisanexample" "this"
> > == "hellothereisanexample"
>
> >> rejoin word-split "hellotherethisisanexample" "this"
> == "hellothereisanexample"
>
> I'm sure there's a more elegant way to do it than my effort
Hi Gabriele,
IIRC, Carl or Holger said once that words can exist in an unbounded
state so that means that there're not even bounded to the global
context.
Let's create an unbounded word :
>> z: first to-block "unbound-word"
== unbound-word
>> :z
== unbound-word
>> get z
** Script Error: unboun
Hi Laurent,
I guess that Netscape doesn't know how to retrieve 'rip files and use
the text mode by default. IE5 seems to download it the right way. If you
want to retrieve it from REBOL console, you should better use 'binary
mode :
>> write/binary %mysql-099.rip read/binary
>http://rebol.softi
Hi Tim,
Try :
t: read/binary to-file base-file
print enbase/base t 16
HTH,
-DocKimbel.
Tim Johnson wrote:
>
> Hello Rebols:
> I'm attempting to use rebol to push jpeg images to a a web page.
> Rendering is not working.
>
> The beginning source of this looks as follows (between
Hi,
switch system/version/4 [
1 [print "I'm on AmigaOS"]
2 [print "I'm on MacOS"]
3 [print "I'm on Windows"]
4 [print "I'm on Linux Libc6"]
...
]
See http://www.rebol.com/platforms.html for a complete list.
HTH,
-DocKimbel.
Gregg Irwin wrote:
>
> Hi Oldes,
>
> << does a
Hi,
This one seems to work but i'm not sure that the result is correct :
winspool: load/library %winspool.drv
hprinter: make struct! [address [char*]][""]
openprinter: make routine! compose/deep [
"Open Printer"
pprintername [string!]
phprinter [struct! [(first hprinter)]]
pdefa
se?
>
> Paul Tretter
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Nenad Rakocevic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 1:26 PM
> Subject: [REBOL] Re: View/Pro and accessing Windows Printer API (gdi32.dll)
>
&g
Hi Bo,
Try using %winspool.drv instead of %gdi32.dll for OpenPrinter function.
(Works here on W2K)
HTH,
-DocKimbel.
Bohdan or Rosemary Lechnowsky wrote:
[...]
> >> gdi32: load/library %gdi32.dll
> >> startdoc: make routine! ["Start Document" hdc [string!] docinfo
> [struct! [cbsize [int] lp
-hex to-integer to-binary 255.255.255 - random/secure
15.15.15 2]
Regards,
-DocKimbel.
Nenad Rakocevic wrote:
>
> KIS (Keep It Simple):
>
> get-random-pastel: does [mold to-binary 255.255.255 - random/secure 15.15.15]
>
> HTH,
> -DocKimbel.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED
KIS (Keep It Simple):
get-random-pastel: does [mold to-binary 255.255.255 - random/secure 15.15.15]
HTH,
-DocKimbel.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I recently "needed" (as in wanted on a whim) a varying range of pastel colors
> for a HTML table.
>
> The code I came up with to convert a rebol t
Geza Lakner MD wrote:
>
> 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]] [[
Hi Graham,
Graham Chiu wrote:
>
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 13:43:20 +0200
> Nenad Rakocevic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > google: read soap://api.google.com/GoogleSeach
> >
[...]
>
> This could assume that http is the default transport
> mechanism,
Hi Anton,
Anton wrote:
[...]
> > > > Two words were not defined after I did this:
> > > > - view* (it's easy, system/view)
>
> > I don't think so, 'view* is defined in ctx-text.
>
> Yeah, but:
>
> >> ctx-text/view* == system/view
> == true
That's right. I should have guessed
Mark Chang wrote:
>
> I have a HEX value
> a: #{096A6F6273747265657403636F6D}
>
> if I use
> to-string a
> result is "^-jobstreet^Ccom". That is NOT what I want.
>
> what I want is to convert to
> b: "096A6F6273747265657403636F6D"
>
> Sound easy but could not find a
Hi Gabriele,
Argh! Trapped myself ! :P
Well, adding web services support to REBOL is something that was crossing my
mind for some times now, but it's currently not on high priority. Before starting
to work on it, i would like to know if RT has plans to implement an enhanced
XML parser/builder
Graham Chiu wrote:
>
> Hi Nenad,
>
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 01:32:10 +0200
> Nenad Rakocevic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Just a though:
> > When you use the open/insert/close approach you can call
> > several remote methods without
> > havi
Hi Graham,
Graham Chiu wrote:
>
> How about, as an alternative, ...
>
> google: to-soap http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl
>
> google/doGoogleSearch [ key q ... ]
> google/doSpellingSuggestion [ .. ]
> google/goGetCachedPage [ .. ]
Soap is a protocol, so i prefer write it like this :
goog
I can help with the code, but it seems to me that's a little bit premature to jump
in the inplementation without a deeper and more complete analyse. Coding is the
easiest part in this kind of project. Let's try to first get some consistent and
clear vision for every aspects of webs-ervices.
-Doc
Sure Rishi, i also prefer to keep it simple but i was just re-using Master Yoda's
example
to be more clear. ;-)
-DocKimbel.
Rishi Oswal wrote:
>
> This is great but my first thought is to use the
> wrapper function name:
>
> "google"
>
> instead of
>
> "do-google-search"
>
> You could pro
of 'open and 'read could be used to tell the 'soap scheme to use the cache
or not...
-DocKimbel.
Graham Chiu wrote:
>
> On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 11:35:44 +0200
> Nenad Rakocevic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Here's how web services could be su
Oops, i've left a little bug :
Nenad Rakocevic wrote:
>
[...]
> res: read soap://api-ab.google.com/search/beta2/GoogleSearchService [
[...]
> Do-Google-Search: func [data [block!]][
> read soap://api-ab.google.com/search/beta2/GoogleSearchService reduce
>[
Here's how web services could be supported by REBOL :
* code example :
service: open soap://api-ab.google.com/search/beta2/GoogleSearchService
res: insert service [ doGoogleSearch [
key: #
q: "shrdlu winograd maclisp teletype"
start: 0
maxResu
in 'svv/vid-face
...found in 'svv/choice-face
...found in 'system/standard/face
...found in 'system/view/screen-face
...found in 'system/view/VID/vid-face
...found in 'system/view/VID/choice-face
Here is the source :
REBOL [
Title: "Where tool"
Hi Tim,
It's defined in Root-protocol object :
>> help Root-Protocol/open-proto
USAGE:
OPEN-PROTO port /locals sub-port data in-bypass find-bypass bp
DESCRIPTION:
Open the socket connection and confirm server response.
OPEN-PROTO is a function value.
ARGUMENTS:
port -- Init
Hi Norman,
Here is a example of multiprocessing with custom IPC in REBOL :
1- Save these two following source files in the same directory
2- Open a REBOL console, change-dir to the directory and do %calc-client.r
3- Watch what happens...
HTH,
-DocKimbel.
--- file: calc-client.r ---
REBOL [
Hi Henrik,
This patch will correct your error:
>> system/schemes/ftp/handler/active-check/2: ["200" "226"]
-DocKimbel.
Henrik Mikael Kristensen wrote:
[...]
> Net-log: [
> ["PORT" port/locals/active-check] "200"]
> ** User Error: Server error: tcp 226 Quotas on: using 0.00 of 10.00 MegaByt
Hi,
As far as i understand, this kind of errors occurs because the FTP handler doesn't
recognize the response code sent by
the server.
Try this patch before starting your ftp session :
>> system/schemes/ftp/handler/rmfile-check/2: ["250" "226"]
>> append system/schemes/ftp/handler/read-check/
Hi Pekr,
I'm just curious, could you show us your client test script ? What value do you pass
to 'echo ?
-Doc
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
[...]
> What is more, there seems to be one strange thing happening. On czech version of
> W95, W98, on various set-ups, ranging from P300 to P650, the result of
Hi Anton,
There's an easier and cleaner way to do it :
>> lay: layout [button "pane/1"]
>> append lay/pane make-face 'check
>> view lay
Make-face will take care of all VID specific stuff for you.
-DocKimbel
Anton Rolls wrote:
[...]
> How to add a check to a layout:
>
> >> lay: layout
: false
]
HTH,
-DocKimbel
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
>
> "Nenad Rakocevic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> > This should help : http://www.rebol.com/docs/core25.html (section 1.2
> Modes Available)
>
> aha.. thanks
>
> owner-read, owner-write, owner-delet
This should help : http://www.rebol.com/docs/core25.html (section 1.2 Modes Available)
-DocKimbel
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
[...]
> > I don't know, but it wouldn't be hard to write. However, I don't
> > think REBOL allows you to alter all the file protections, which could
> > limit its usefulness.
Hi Petr,
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
[...]
> OK folks ... I read something about FastCGI some year or more ago, but
> doesn't it require special native platform support???
Yes, you need a native module for your webserver/OS.
If you use Apache or Zeus, you have to install mod_fastcgi. For IIS and NSS,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi Nenad
>
> Maybe there is no need for me doing it by mself, if you release it.)
>
> Just a few questions.
>
> Do you use local sockets or remote tcp/ip sockets?
Remote TCP/IP.
> Do you have a timeframe when you will finish it?
Don't expect to see anything be
Hi Paul,
Paul Tretter wrote:
>
> Doc Kimbel,
>
> I have been wanted to test the mySQL driver and have no longer access to
> Doc Kimbel's docs and drivers except an older one >that was downloaded.
> Some suggestions I would like to make because I think this would greatly
> benefit us REBOL disc
Hi Ryan,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The MySQL scheme for /Core is pretty nice so far. But I frequently
> encounter network timeouts, often when it has been less than 90 seconds
> since the last activity. Do I need to 'open and 'close the database for
> each entry? Is it common for a database
Hi all,
New flat, new car, new job, new PC, and finallynew mySQL driver release! :)
With so much new things at the same time, it wasn't easy to find some free time
to release this update! You can download it, as usually, on my reb-site at :
http://rebol.dhs.org/index.r(requires Rebol/Vi
Will Arp wrote:
>
> Hello I would be very interested in any progress on dockimbel's mysql
> scheme.
A new scheme version is ready. It's much more robust and reliable and supports
new features. Just have to update the docs and it will be ready to release
this week.
Regards,
DocKimbel.
--
To
Hi Michael,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The following example from the /view doc doesn't work, or when I try to use
> the 'choice button in my script:
>
> view layout [choice "Choose" data ["Happy" "Joyous" "Free"]]
>
>
> I get the button displayed, but no list of choices. I expect a
Hi Gabriele,
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
>
> Hello Nenad!
>
> On 03-Mar-01, you wrote:
>
> NR>> Is append a good way to join two binaries ?
>
> NR> Sure, it's a good way. You can also use 'join (should be a
> NR> little bit faster).
>
> Actually, JOIN would be a bit slower (but does not mod
Hi Will,
Will Arp wrote:
>
> >> a: read/binary %callmov.r
> == #{
> 23212F7573722F6C6F63616C2F62696E2F7265626F6C2F7265626F6C202D6373
> 0A5245424F4C205B5D0A0A613A206C6F61642025767262696E320A633A20...
> >> same? a read/binary %callmov.r
> == false
> >>
>
> Hello 8)
> Well I was expecting a true
Hi Renaud,
Don't know if i have the "rebol coding spirit" :) but this is how i would write
some parts of your script :
> init: func [
> "Initialisation of the hanoi block"
> n [integer!] "Number of disc to use"
> /local tmp
> ][
> count: make integer! 0;
> tmp: make block! []
> hanoi: ma
Hi Gabriele !
Gabriele Santilli wrote:
>
> Hello Nenad!
[...]
> Also, I noticed that you have to read from the port after an
> update query too (otherwise errors are not reported and subsequent
> queries won't work). I'll see if I can fix this up myself, if you
> don't mind. Currently I use the
Hi Michal,
Michal Kracik wrote:
>
[...]
> ** User Error: Error: inconsistent packet length !.
> ** Where: first db
>
> while REBOL/View 0.10.38.3.1 and REBOL/core (Experimental) 2.4.40.3.1
> print:
>
> ** User Error: Error: end of stream not found.
> ** Where: first db
>
[...]
These kind o
DocKimbel wrote:
[...]
> I've made a small test with /Core2.2 and it freezes sometimes on the 'copy
> command. Weird behaviour...(will see if i can find a quick fix).
Ok, i fixed it. 'parse was entering in an infinite loop when modifying position
markers. (This 'parse bug seems to have been corr
Hi Will
Will Arp wrote:
>
> Hi 8)
> Please if you have time to repost the last Mac OSX exper. core build
> I would really aprreciate 8))
> That mysql driver is so cool but doesn't work with core 2.2.0.2.4
My scheme use the pair! datatype for the encryption functions. (pair! type
was included i
Hi,
Larry Palmiter wrote:
[...]
> You may also want to use or study Carl's script in the REBOL library:
>
> http://www.rebol.com/library/scripts/mem-stats.r
>
> which use rebol/stats to give a detailed print-out.
[...]
You can also use a script called "mem-watch" (on my rebsite) which allow
Hi mysql fans,
A new version is available on my rebsite that corrects a nasty bug when
decoding 'Null values.
BTW, thanks for all your comments on this driver, i really enjoy reading them !
About the license, i might consider a GPL-like model, but anyway, be sure that
it will remain free for fr
Hi guys !
Great day today ! :)
The first public release of my driver for mySQL databases is available on my
rebsite. (Testpanel/Ecotope/Dockimbel) Please read the html doc and scripts
headers before using it. Remember that's in beta stage, so don't expect it
to be perfect ! ;)
Let me know what
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
>
[...]
> How many times should I repeat that? /Command = CGI. What do we want is -
> Apache module. If it is not like that, the world will not accept it. I tried
> to convince three of my friends and the answer was clear - CGI s... :-) ...
> that's probably reality and we
Anton wrote:
[...]
> How then, does read-via work?
Oops, i forgot to answer to your second question ! :)
'read-via is defined in the global context, but its value is still bound
to the context where it was defined. 'parse-url is defined in the same
context, so it has a meaning in 'read-via bod
Hi Anton,
Anton wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Looking at
> source read-via
>
> It uses 'parse-url in the second line of read-via's function body.
> Where does parse-url come from?
> On the console, parse-url has no value.
> How then, does read-via work?
[...]
net-utils/URL-Parser/parse-url
You could u
Hi Helmut,
[...]
> I want to get a "fire" -event if an attribute, such as 'balance, is
> changed. So I can test of a valid data-type or to test wether the new value
> is in a valid range.
Define a 'set-balance (or 'let-balance) function in the account context, where
you can put all your proce
Mike Myers wrote:
>
[...]
> I think that if the REBOL/View user interface is to be successful
> it needs more programmers able to explore the model more easily
> than searching text files.
>
> It needs a graphical tree representation that is "explorable".
You can use my 'help patch for this
My reb site can now be accessed through its own icon in Larry's Ecotope reb
site. Also, have a look at Larry's work on fractals, it's fantastic !
DocKimbel.
> Hi,
>
> I finally released my Reb site. You can access it at the following URL :
>
> http://rebol.dhs.org/index.r
> (write it in the
Graham Chiu wrote :
>
> I need to parse out some data from a https page. Is https
> going to be supported in Core?
>
> --
> Graham Chiu
Niet !
RT answer is that a SSL support will raise /Core size to almost 1Mo and they
want to keep it small in size, which is a good point of view IMHO.
I s
Hi,
I finally released my Reb site. You can access it at the following URL :
http://rebol.dhs.org/index.r
(write it in the address field of the Test Panel)
Let me know what you think about it.
Don't search for its icon in the "Sites" section of the Test Panel,
because the "Add Site" submit pr
p
> was written by:
> Author: "Nenad Rakocevic"
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> and slightly rewritten by me to suit me.
>
> BTW, Nenad if you're reading this, could we have a URL where this version of
> help is at?
Sure ! at http://rebol.fre
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