Chris Siegle wrote:
Why is it I cannot make a directory from an assigned variable name?
testVariable: 12312323
make-dir %testVariable
make-dir to-file testVariable
if you want to create a Directory names 12312323 (there must be other
ways though. :) ).
The way you do it, REBOL doesn't
The answer might be
make-dir to-file testVariable
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Why is it I cannot make a directory from an assigned variable
Hi, Chris,
Chris Siegle wrote:
Why is it I cannot make a directory from an assigned variable name?
testVariable: 12312323
make-dir %testVariable
The argument to MAKE-DIR should be a FILE! or URL! value, not a
STRING! value.
? make-dir
USAGE:
MAKE-DIR path /deep
Thank you for everyone's assistance!
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Hi, Chris,
Chris Siegle wrote:
Why is it I cannot make
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make-dir %testVariable
make-dir to-file testVariable
also note that a word is of a file! datatype, then you can use it as the base of a
path like so:
root: %/c/tmp/
root/filename.txt
==
Does the same hold true for write/binary?
Example:
Temp: FILENAME.TXT
write/binary Temp data
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Does the same hold true for write/binary?
Example:
Temp: FILENAME.TXT
write/binary Temp data
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Does the same hold true for write/binary?
Example:
Temp: FILENAME.TXT
write/binary Temp data
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Does the same hold true for write/binary?
Example:
Temp: FILENAME.TXT
write/binary Temp data
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Hi Chris,
CS Does the same hold true for write/binary?
You've gotten answers to this, but I'll add that one of the great
benefits of REBOL is its wide array of datatypes. Using them
effectively will make a big difference in how you use REBOL--not to
mention how you think and feel about it. :)
Many thanks!
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Subject: [REBOL] Re: Directory
Hi Chris,
CS Does the same hold true for write/binary?
You've gotten answers
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Thanks for posting file-tools.r! I have been writing bits of it for
myself
as I needed them, and was currently balk
Brett,
Thanks for posting file-tools.r! I have been writing bits of it for myself
as I needed them, and was currently balking at writing the
directory-related functions (esp copying).
I needed to modify the way that external code is included to use my own
scheme, no problem.
I added a
Thanks for posting file-tools.r! I have been writing bits of it for myself
as I needed them, and was currently balking at writing the
directory-related functions (esp copying).
You're most welcome. I noticed while writing this email that I had not
included the top most target-directory
in the
Geez.. I meant to attach it..
Here 'tis.
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Seeing Marcus' console tools post prompted me to post my file-tools.r
script
I've
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