Hello Jim and Gregg,
Just for sake of helping everyone (be it a newbie or not) that needs some way to get a
similar information, here is the way I asked
myself how I could get more information when Jim asked Gregg - sort of personal
challenge :
(Also, how do I see the code for the editor
Hi Gerard,
I have only a little time, so I'll be brief and I'm sure others will chime
in as well.
probe get in ctx-text 'edit-text
I know this one has to do with contexts but how does it differ from mine?
Is there more to know about this way of doing things that could be of
interest to me
Hi Gerard,
Gerard Cote wrote:
...
Just one more thing.
The last time I asked VIEW to print block? ctx-edit the answer was not true. ?
Can it really be so or did I goofed my VIEW somewhere ? For which situation can
ctx-edit not be a BLOCK if this is possible?
I think it must effectively
Ingo wrote :
On Rebol startup, ctx-edit is a block containing the the blueprint for
the real ctx-edit object!.
It's done this way mainly because a block needs much less memory than an
object! created from it (especially if it contains 'view elements).
To not waste this memory, the
Hi Jim,
On Friday, June 28, 2002, 5:01:48 PM, you wrote:
JC put: func [str num][
JC if my-area system/view/focal-face [return]
JC if not system/view/caret [return]
JC insert system/view/caret str
JC system/view/caret: skip system/view/caret num
JC show my-area
JC ]
How
Hi Jim,
I have to run so can't delve into your first question, but the second one is
easy.
(Also, how do I see the code for the editor built into Rebol.
probe get in ctx-text 'edit-text
--Gregg
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