World: r3wp

I know:) but you should parse it using some better way, if you want 
to also store the MP3

so i do a find "StreamTitle=" or a parse data [ some [ "StreamTile=" 
 copy artistsong thru ";StreamUrl="]

in  order to isolate the  inforation i want

oldes i don't care the MP3 i can't decode it with rebol ....

no.. the StreamTitle is just a part of the ICY info

i just want the StreamTitle information ...

ok, if you need only the name, than it should be enough, if you don't 
get the info just in the buf border

btw, I like Rachid Taha's music:)

yeah that's the new one  ok i made a HTML version oldes if you want 
to see the bot

irc.quoimagueule.com:6667 #maurice

ok it work perfect thank you oldes  ^^

hum the HTML modeparsing is faster than the binary version T___T 
at least i learned many things on the net area...

thank you very much for your time oldes

because the binary is used for player, and zou first get about 40kB 
of data before the name.

yeah

oldes one day we will do a winamp streaming player  using Rebol 3 
 in only 10 lines :P

About comparing pairs, currently we've got an error...
>> 1x1 < 2x2
== script error! cannot compare pair! with pair!

Is that "y" must take precedence over "x" (as in R2), or not. 
But a default behavior must be taken.


Personnaly I prefer no coordinate precedence (i don't really care).
i.e. :
>> pair1 < pair2
as
>> pair1 = min pair1 pair2

I agree

Isn't this more correct?
(pair1 = min pair1 pair2) and (pair1 <> pair2)

Yours is the same as:
pair1 <= pair2

correct

IMO both coordinates should be lesser for < to return true. If you 
want to compare the x or y coordinates on their own, do so.

So p1 < p2 would be the same thing as (p1/x < p2/x) and (p1/y < p2/y).

It's also problematic using MIN with pairs to make some rules, as 
can be seen with this example:

>> min 2x2 3x1
== 2x1


It seems, MIN can create a new value, that isn't among the input 
values. Related to this is complex numbers, that have a real and 
an imaginary part (like 2D coords have two parts). In e.g. Python, 
you get an error, when using inequalities (<, >, <= and >=) with 
complex numbers. In math, it doesn't really make sense to use an 
equality with two complex numbers. You can do that with the absolute 
value (like length of a vector).


So maybe it's more correct to give an error, when comparing pairs 
this way, like R3 does now.

or use the rules found here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inequality#Complex_numbers_and_inequalities
and here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inequality#Vector_inequalities

http://www.rebol.net/r3blogs/0299.html

Juicy stuff now.

what is command! type ?

This is a function exported from extension, becaouse you can write 
different function using differend type of arguments it is globally 
called command! Another thing is some abstraction in names used in 
future things in (Carl's) mind.

http://www.rebol.net/r3blogs/0300.html

New 'export method.

http://paste.factorcode.org/paste?id=1057Is this dumb proposition 
?

Janko, I don't see the need, we can do that easly, using bindology.

make-report: func [ data ]  bind [
    p: new-page
    f: font "arial" 12
    goto p 100 100
    print p f data/title newline
    row p f [ "item" "qty" "price" ]
    save p %file.pdf
] haru-pdf

even better then :) .. but what is haru-pdf in this case ? is it 
a module?

and can you put more than one in-there?  for example two modules 
[ haru-pdf image-loader ]  ?

? bind

haru-pdf can be a module or an object

I don't have rebol at this comp.. I will look

well then it's fawesome already

fawesome ?

:) some startup invented word fugly here .. f*** ugly ... so this 
would be f*** awesome :)

you can do several bind in chain.
bind bind [...] haru-pdf image-loader

aha, so you could create bind-all that would receive a block of contexts 
and bind to them all .. I see now bind is also in R2 which I have 
here

Allowing a block of contexts for bindings has been already requested 
in curecode for R3

ha, I tried and it really works :) 


a: context [ name: "janko" ]  aa: func [ ] bind [ print name ] a 
aa 
janko

(btw fugly was the for the measuring the code ugliness and it was 
the most ugly code)

I posted your example on paste code for anyone that will be looking

fine

Janko, your proposal gives me an idea for a simple mezzanine IMPORT 
wrapper that would help with binding IMPORT/only modules to a code 
block as if they were mixins. The mixins concept is a little tricky 
to replicate manually, so having a mezzanine like that would help.

I'd Rather have IMPORT/only to control what I want imported from 
the module.   I hate the export concept where modules push their 
shit in your application.  with two modules exporting the same words 
your fucked.

But we have IMPORT/only already. I considered adding that facility 
to IMPORT, but the complexity of the process was reaching its limits 
already, and we didn't want to encourage that behavior anyways because 
it was at odds with the model that we had to use to support multitasking, 
to manage overrides, and to minimize the need for import headers. 
If you support selective import in the headers, managed overrides 
are impossible, as is multiple user contexts for multiple tasks.


Selective import really is the job for a higher-level mezzanine function 
 One that would call IMPORT/only, btw.

With R3's module system most of your modules/scripts don't need Needs 
headers at all, and duplicate ones even less so.