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Atlantic time

thats correct.

-3 is the current atlantic time... eastern is at -4

Atlantic time is -3 ?

yess sir

in DST it is

and we have shifted last week-end.

before europe, AFAIK

I'm getting reports that my app is complaining that the time is 1 
hour out :(

Could it be daylight saving time ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_Time

yep... DST

What's the time in Ontario now? 00:42 ?

WinXP has an option to automatically adjust time during daylight 
savings. I suspect Rebol gets confused by that.

yes.

and what timezone should they choose??

in windows?

anton: its always worked for me... as long as the computer shifts 
the DST correctly... which it doesn't by default, unless you have 
the kb installed.

EST -5 with the daylight saving set to on.

ok, let me try that :)

I had the problem this week end... I had to install the latest kb 
update ... cause my computer was NOT switching the DST   :-(

cause the check mark in the time settings, only switches the "automatic" 
aspect of it... you can't manually set the dst to on or off.... which 
is darn stupid.

Ok, that works for me!

Thanks .. I'll tell all my users to move to Ontario

cool

hahahah

Oh, maybe the users have the wrong regional settings entered on their 
systems?

WindowsXP-KB942763-x86-ENU.exe  is the file that fixes tz on xp.

it superseeds older ones... (there are two previous kb I think... 
one in the 7 range and one in the 8 range IIRC)

I've passed on Max's instructions ... to reseed their clocks

I mean supercede their OS

if you search the net, you will quickly find the direct download 
link for that file from MS servers, without the need for WGA   :-)

got it my first search IIRC

So, Brian, the wiki is going to be ignored?

Brian, how do you do this: nforeach [a block1 b block2] [...]   without 
do/next or reduce?

it could as well be nforeach [a join block1 block2 b block3] [...]

I came across some code:

>> o: load {#[object! [a: 1]]}
>> source o
o: make object! [
    a: 1
]


Is this way of making objects documents somewhere? Does it work with 
other datatypes?

Gabriele, I don't think the wiki will be ignored. It's just that 
a wiki and an official manual are different things. Noone would sensibly 
expect a wiki that can be edited by anyone to be authoritative. But 
a wiki can fill in the blanks.

Wiki is becoming a "more organised mess", thanks to Kr. Bacon :-)

As for nforeach, you didn't catch that the first thing I would change 
would be to have the words and data in separate blocks, to make generation 
of the data and pipelining easier. The words are an artifact of the 
call to nforeach, not part of the data. You need DO/next to implement 
the old version, not a version that I was talking about. Any REDUCE 
would be outside the function.

Geomol, yes, but not all datatypes, and expect binding issues with 
object! and function types.

Pekr, Bacon has been doing good work, and the wiki is getting prettier 
:)  But there have been a few factual errors on those pages...

NFOREACH would take 3 arguments, not 2, just like FOREACH.

I'm not sure about the name though.

BrianH: I don't agree. While he is doing really a good work, he also 
completly ruined some stuff. He restructured Carl's docs so that 
they don't make much sense and he intermixed it with Gab's former 
VID docs, not understanding VID3 and VID 3.4 are different things. 
That fact alone is totally confusing ...

I can help him to point out few things, but dunno how to contact 
him ....

I'm not assuming it's a him until I see a full name. The factual 
errors can be cleaned up as the GUI design progresses, no worries. 
In the meanwhile we have a new doc structure and examples of formatting 
to copy, so I'm grateful. This does illustrate my point about the 
difference between a wiki and a manual though.

Factual fixes I can handle (with available time). Formatting fixes 
are much more difficult - don't know Wikimedia. Not the docs guy 
though.

Brian: i was not comparing wiki to docs. I was comparing wiki to 
chat. If i need to restate do in chat, why is the wiki there?

Brian: I don't like it that way as then you have to keep in your 
mind the relationship between words and blocks; furthermore, please 
name me one case where you wouldn't need reduce. A function that 
*always* needs reduce is badly designed. :P