World: r3wp

http://www.compkarori.com/emr/client.htmlspecific page.

Qtask M2 ... bad link?

It does, but I just leanred it is case sensitive (please trye www.Qtask.com/m2) 
Will fix the case issue.

Task assigned, will be fixed in the next day or so.

This may explain why some cell phones were having trouble.  Good 
to know.

Reichart: maybe you have seen the visual diff on rebol.org. it allows 
to view diffs between different versions of the same script.

Had to search my hd a bit, long not used. found it in a few places, 
uploaded one here: http://polly.rebol.it/test/test/museum/diff/gui/

Will loke more into it later.

Yeah, thi is closer.  I'll just need to change the output style to 
colours, thanks.

Ashley, M2 fixed.

It was not really a Qtask thing as mouch as a server thing.  We added 
a module to Apache.

Makes it ignore case.

Is there a group for rebol color syntax?

If not what would be a good name?

syntax highlighting ?

or just rich-text ...

Yes, "Rich Text" group exists already.

I meant syntax highlighting

yes, but it is related ... and without the rich-text, we are hardly 
going to see rebol based console/editor, supporting such feature 
...

I believe Will means syntax highlighting for other editors

such as TextMate :-)

right!

Is there something similar for rebol?
http://www.phpinsider.com/php/code/GoogleMapAPI/

Rail version much nicer
http://cartographer.rubyforge.org/

does anybody know where I could get the lattest version of Show.r 
?

Jean-Francoi: I have a version 1.2.0   do you want ?

has anybody been able to use the file transfer ? I tried to send 
jean-Francois  show.r but did not work ?

alan, it doesn't work under Rebol3

only private worlds then ?

just new worlds I guess

Alan - THanks, but I have the same version. I thought there was a 
more recent one.
	Title: "Slideshow Presenter"
	Author: "Carl Sassenrath"
	Version: 1.2.0
	Date: 14-Dec-2001

there are newer versions, but not published. the version of show 
for devcon 2005 was based on a newer version.

the one involving a (very) very big clock, I think is not a part 
of show.r :-)

Carl: "I would really like to have a DB built-into REBOL 3.0


The trick is, it cannot just be any DB... it has to align perfectly 
with REBOL. Specifically, we want the DB to be able to store all 
REBOL datatypes efficiently. But, we also want the DB code to be 
very small. I will not allow REBOL to bloat for it. And, finally, 
the code must be free, like SQLite is (at least, I think).


Note that the DB does not need to have every feature in the book. 
 I'm not asking for SQL (that is, we will use REBOL or a dialect 
to access the DB, no need for another language).


I would really like to get the help of the community in this effort, 
but I do not have time to even organize a decent search.  If someone 
else wants to head it up, it would very much improve R3.0. If not, 
then we will do RIF, which gets us a lot of DB, and is super efficient 
compared to any other DB. But, it is only an index system, not a 
RDB."

Please note that there is a very limited time to make a decision 
here. So if you have any idea / can help in any way, please speak. 
Otherwise, we're probably going to either just implement RIF or try 
to work something from scratch.

has berkley db been considered & dismissed?

what kind of license does it have (bsd?)

also, do you know about how small it can get (while still being useful)?

not sure just know it is used in many unix apps

will check

thanks.

ack  oracle bought sleepycat (maintainers if berkeley ) last month

not a good sign

http://www.sleepycat.com/products/bdb.html

# Support for memory constrained devices (footprint as small as 350KB)

Our open source license is OSI-certified and permits use of Berkeley 
DB in open source projects or in applications that are not distributed 
to third parties. Our commercial license permits closed-source distribution 
of an application to third parties and provides business assurance.

I'm not particularly advocating BDB, it is just the first low levle 
persistance layer that comes to mind.

I am only a lurker in database-things. But we have 1-2 sql-dialects? 
RebDb and somehthing from Coccinelle IIRC? I guess if these people 
get something super efficient in their hands, they could not resist 
to buidl an RDB n top of it?

http://www.sqlite.org/is worth looking at

RIF: REBOL Indexed Files
http://www.rebol.net/article/0007.html
http://www.rebol.net/article/0017.html