Carlos Lorenz wrote:
>Thanks Joel !
>And for you
>guys from the list
>many thanks for so many helps and
>merry christmas and happy new year!!!
>from Brazil
>Carlos Lorenz
>
>Em Seg 22 Dez 2003 14:19, Joel Neely escreveu:
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>
>>...gets quite busy in my world, so let me take this opportunity
>>t
Ladislav Mecir wrote:
>- everybody can teach me a dialect
>- lisp is scary
>- other languages aren't portable
>
>
>
rebol - you don't have to choose between flexible, powerful, and easy to
understand
rebol - because nothing is more fun than rebol :)
rebol - because programming doesn't have t
Joel Neely wrote:
>Hi Seth,
>
>See below...
>
>Seth wrote:
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>
>> >> a: [1 2 3 4 5]
>>== [1 2 3 4 5]
>> >> b: [""]
>>== [""]
>> >> x: index? a
>>== 1
>> >> append b/:x "hi&qu
>> a: [1 2 3 4 5]
== [1 2 3 4 5]
>> b: [""]
== [""]
>> x: index? a
== 1
>> append b/:x "hi"
== "hi"
>> x: index? find a 4
== 4
>> append b/:x "hi"
** Script Error: append expected series argument of type: series port
** Near: append b/:x "hi"
In theory, shouldn't append do it's thing on b/4
Thanks to all who answered my first question regarding the MUD I am
coding! I have toyed around with this more and I am running into an issue.
Code:
server: open/lines tcp://:23 ; listen for connections
clients: copy []
insert clients server
Then obviously client/1 = server
But if lower down
I've never been content with the documentation I've found relating to
the usage of tcp based ports. The official REBOL documentation lightly
touches on them but it's never been detailed enough, at least in my
opinion. So here I am, with a few questions for the list :]
The ultimate end goal for
