Hi Tom,
TF> if I have a script, say, blap.r, that has a function,
TF> a: func['b 'c] ["blah" "blah"]
TF> how can I, from bash (my shell) execute something like,
TF> $ blap.r b c
Put a shebang line at the top of your script, including the -c option
to tell REBOL to run in CGI mode, then just PRIN
Within the blap.r script, probe these:
system/script/args
system/options/args
You should see your command line strings b and c there.
As for getting output back into the shell, um...
you might have to call an external program to
show your output. ie something like:
call join "cat " mol
