>> help case
Found these words:
lowercase native! Converts string of characters to lowercase.
uppercase native! Converts string of characters to uppercase.
>
> From: "patrick.scotto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/10/22 Tue AM 06:21:14 GMT+13:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Petr Krenzelok wrote:
> That's the first thing someone will have to explain me - why naked-objects or RFM
>uses blocks and name value pairs? Is there any advantage?
Yes! :)
Because one can alter the block at runtime! For example, adding more fields or
removing them. That allows customising eac
Maarten wrote:
> Using open and close as local variables is not a very good choice, for obvious
>reasons.
>
> i.e. <% copy open %somefile %>
Some times I need the obvious pointed out to me. I'll change it. Thanks for pointing
it out, Maarten.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://valley.150m.com
> Wish I knew how to debug this to see what is happening.
Unfortunately, I forgot to say that I normally have this file loaded into Rebol:
Rebol [
Name: 'Common-Parse-Values
Title: "Common Parse Values"
File: %"Common Parse Values.r"
Author: "Andrew Martin"
eMail: [EMAIL PROT
One could use my ML dialect to generate the XML from Rebol values, for example:
[
Rebol []
print ML [
Products [
Item [
Name "Apple"
Description "Japan-import Big Red Apple"
Unit-Price $5.70
Inventory 1200
Inventory-Safe-Lev
Printing with Rebol on Windows network
I've been exploring how to print over a Windows 2000 network, and have just managed to
get it work. Here's an example of printing to a local printer (printer attached
directly to computer running Rebol):
write/binary %//prn read/binary %Test.txt
Note
It would be very nice if Rebol ran on the new Amiga:
http://www.amiga.com/press/zine/4-17-00/AW7.htm
Andrew Martin
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Allen Wrote:
> No one has been asking any questions there since Omnipetence.r was distributed.
> Just add it to your user.r file. Though I still find it a bit buggy.;-)
I keep getting these:
create new universe [Y/N]?
messages after several billion iterations. Which makes me suspect t
> >> print rotation-file/rotation-count
> ** Script Error: Invalid path value: rotation-count.
> ** Where: print rotation-file/rotation-count
Try:
rotation-file/:rotation-count
Note the colon ":" which means "get" the value of the following word, instead of
using the word literally.
Petr Krenzelok wrote:
> I am not sure If I am alone missing the so called soft-seeking capability in REBOL?
>What's the point?
>
> Let's assume the following series:
>
> blk: [1 2 3 6 7 8 9]
>
> find blk 4 returns currently none, but there are cases, when you want to return the
>nearest value
GC> Can a function have a variable number of arguments?
AM> No. But you can simulate it, by using 'any-type! function specifiers and passing
unset! as arguments. Better is to use refinements.
LM> Yes, a function can have a variable number of arguments. Do is such a function, as
e.g. in:
take-
Russell Yost pointed out:
> As a rank amateur, couldn't a function handle a variable number of arguments if they
>were "passed" in a single block?
Of course. That's the best way of passing any number of arguments. You can also pass
the multiple arguments as a string of characters as well if tha
> > Anyone who has ever used a good HTML stripper, such as the excellent HTTX (Amiga),
>knows how useful they can be, when called by other programs.
> How does such a thing deal with tables and other anti-text HTML format elements?
Convert to preformated using tabs or lots of spaces?
Andrew Ma
Wayne Pierce wrote:
> Does anyone know if it's possible to run a REBOL script/program in the background on
>Windows 95/98/NT/2000?
Yes. Don't 'print anything from the script, and the Rebol script won't produce a
console window.
> I have a program that will need to run on some end user computer
> From: Sharriff wrote:
> do I have to "quit" a CGI script always or is it just good programming practice?
>I´have´nt had a problems yet.
"Falling out the bottom" should be OK. You'll only need to put 'quit in when the
software needs to quite earlier, usually for error conditions or where it ma
Sharriff wrote:
> my REBOL CGI script is creating forms with content and tables, as I am not using
>any web dialect due to the graphic design of page, I´ve got REBOL to create the page
>"Chunkwise". I´ve got to a point where one of these chunks (strings with curly
>braces) also have text capt
Sharriff wrote:
> I´ve go a HTML set up as a navigation bar, after a successful login, the login
>script normally emits a frameset page that calls "mynavigation frame.html" and "
>mybody frame.html" from the disk, which are static. I would like to display the
>current date in the navigation pag
Chris wrote:
> Andrew Martin wrote:
> > > Internally the files look like:
> > > ...how are blocks stored?
> > > ...is the data arranged in a single continuos memory area?
> > Watch carefully...
> But that doesn't actually answer my question. I'm not talking about the
>representation the user see
Tim Johnson wrote:
> I want to be able to show an actual tag in the web content that my CGI program
>writes, to give directions to a user. Maybe I just have to rely on '< and '> I'm
>sure that will work.
Yes, that's what you have to do. Take a look at my R2HTML.r script of Rebol.org for an
exa
Tim Johnson wrote:
> Howdy:
> I need to be able to display literal representations of HTML tags in the content
>itself.
>
> example:
>
> test: func[][print ""]
> calling test results in the comment tag being placed in the source code.
>
> I want it to appear in the content itself.
> Any ideas.
gerry wrote:
> Just a thought,Can't Prolog be embeded in rebol? just like this:
>
> log-block? [gerry,carl,bo,jane,chaz]
> => true
> log-block? [write(hello),nl,fail.]
> =>true
>
> logic-database: [
> rebol(X) :- prolog(X).
> prolog(facts).
> prolog(predicates).
> prolog(clauses).
> prolog(unifi
Rishi Oswal wrote:
> I was wondering if it would be possible to create a sparc assemby dialect for rebol.
>It would be useful for prototyping assembly code for my assembly class (without need
>a sparc machine or assembler).
That would definitely be possible in Rebol. You can even create the bi
> There is already a graphical calendar for rebol/view in the demos. Someone already
>wrote it. Who has the pointer/link to it?
Allen Kamp wrote it.
try
RebolForces on the WWReb.
or
www.rebolforces.co.au IIRC.
Andrew Martin
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Sharriff Aina wrote:
> One cannot use the "+" or "-" operators on a Date! value, how does one increase or
>step through date! values then? I´m trying to construct a graphical calender.
It seems to work for me:
REBOL/View 0.10.38.3.1 3-Oct-2000
Copyright 2000 REBOL Technologies. All rights rese
Sharriff wrote:
> I plan to store other vales like Department, email e.t.c. that's the reason why I
>opted to store and read these values from a text file. How do I pass a block of
>information pertaining to one user (email name, login-name e.t.c.) to "Associate"?
Like this:
Associate Users-Bl
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