World: r3wp

With inline javascript in HTML, it's not uncommon to find a brace, 
apostrophe and a double quote in a single line  ie:


<a href="#"  onclick="$('test').function(){'some', 'options';}">Hrmm</a>

So, what's the best method for prepping this for output?

output: {}   ... then escape the all braces?

Braces are ok, if there's always a pair.. otherwise i guess the best 
method is braces, and escape any in the string with ^{   or ^}

it gets really messy though

what we need is some other way to enclose literal strings that are 
full of " ' and {}

aye

I would avoid the "some other way", because you're always going to 
hit the issue with some char. At least escapes are consistent and 
easy to reason about. Of course, that doesn't help when they aren't 
used properly.

that other way would be the way it is done in embedded sql, you can 
often redefine the termination character.

So, I would want some way to redefine temporarily the {  or } pair. 
 Eg use a pipe character instead .. hardly ever see those used in 
 web pages

Is there any script to detect JPG size without need to load the image?

Rebol.org  exif-image.r  (uses exif-core.r) and has a jpeg-size function. 
 Didn't read enough to see if it loads the whole file before it looks 
for the size fieldsm but I don't think Piotr's routines requires 
a load.

it would not be working if exif tag is not present.. never mind... 
I could probably enhance my jpg-analyse script.. decoding Start Of 
Frame marker, which may contain the real size info

yes.. it's bytes 5,6 for width and 7,8 for height after #{FFC0} marker

Is there any way for a rebol process to detect other versions of 
itself running and to kill them?

encapped

for windows you could use the winapi

very strange behaviour when using skip command during parsing of 
a binary string

f: read/binary %15.jpg

get-len: [header: skip  (len: to integer! as-binary cp/part header 
2) ]
skip-len: [:header (header: skip header len) :header]
parse f [
        #{FFD8}   ; jpeg Header
        [
                #{FFE0}                         ;JFIF header

                        get-len                 ;get length of a header (2 octets)

                         #{4A46494600}          ;yeah it's a JFIF (confirmation)
                        skip-len
                        some [
                                #{FF}

                                        #{C0}           ;good ! i found the length properties

                                        (print ["height" to integer! as-binary cp/part at header 6 2])

                                        (print ["width" to integer! as-binary cp/part at header 8 2])
                                        break

                                | #{FF}                 ;don't know this header
                                        skip    
                                        get-len 
                                        skip-len
                                | 

                                        [end  skip]     ;error format
                        ]
                        
                        
                | #{FFE1}                       ;EXIF header

                        get-len                 ;get length of a header
                                                ;... to do
                        [end skip]
        ]
        to end
]

very strange behaviour of skip and copy, i should check what release 
i use

it's just a proof of concept, it's not usable as-is for an open/seek 
 file mode

made an async parser (not fully tested - some problems may occur 
when the parser go back in the stream )

but the concept works :  when the parser encouter a skip command, 
the data are not readed from the file but the offset is modified.

REBOL []

parse-async: func [
        file rules
        /local port buffer offset getf seek meta & && result
][
        port: open/seek/binary  file
        buffer: clear #{}
        offset: 1
        getf: func [len][
                offset: offset - length? buffer
                clear buffer 
                append buffer copy/part at port offset len 
                offset: offset + len 
        ]
        seek: [(offset: offset + 1)]
        ..: func [blk] [change/part & compose/deep blk && ]
        parse rules meta: [
                some [

                        &: binary! &&: (.. [buffer: (to-paren reduce ['getf length? &/1]) 
                        (&/1)]) :& 3 skip 
                        | &: 'skip &&: (.. [seek]) :& skip
                        | &: 'get word! integer! &&:

                                (.. [buffer: (to-paren compose/deep [getf (&/3) set [(&/2)] to integer! 
                                as-binary cp buffer]) to end]) :& 4 skip

                        | &: string! &&: (.. [(as-binary &/1)]) :& 
                        | 'end 'skip 
                        | into meta
                        | skip
                ]
        ]
        result: parse/all buffer rules
        close port
        result
 ]
 
if parse-async %15.jpg [
        #{FFD8}   ; jpeg Header
        [
                 #{FFE0}                        ;JFIF header

                        get len 2               ;get data length  for the current header 
                        (2 bytes)

                         "JFIF"                 ;yeah it's a JFIF (confirmation)

                        (len: len - 6) len skip ;skip data (len) times
                        some [

                                 #{FFC0}        ;good ! i found the length properties

                                        2 skip  ; skip length of this header

                                        skip    ; filler ??? always = #{08}
                                        get height 2
                                        get width 2
                                        break   ; finished

                                | #{FF} skip    ;skip this header
                                        get len 2 
                                        (len: len - 2) len skip
                                | 

                                        [end skip]     ;error format
                        ]

                | #{FFE1}                       ;EXIF header

                        get len 2               ;get length of a header
                                                ;... to do
                        [end skip]
        ]
        to end
][
   ?? height
   ?? width
]        
halt

perhaps it's not clear, but this parser do not load all the file 
in memory but  only the needed part to retrieve the width and the 
height.

you can probe the contain of the 'buffer'  variable to have a proof

the concept of async parsing could be extended at any type of serie

Cool Steeve!

yeah i'm a cool guy

>> c: make object! [ a: "test" ]
>> save/all c make binary! 1024

** Script Error: save expected where argument of type: file url binary
** Near: save/all c make binary! 1024

oops

wrong way round

why not mold/all ?

good point

get-JPG-size: func[
	"Returns size on JPG image or none on invalid files"
	jpgfile [file! url!] "File to examine"
	/local stream byte1 byte2][
	stream: open/read/binary/direct jpgfile
	;seek to jpg start
	until [
		all [
			255 = first stream
			216 = first stream
		]
	]
	while[any[byte1: first stream]] [
		if 255 = byte1 [
			either 192 = byte2: first stream [
				copy/part stream 3
				height: to-integer copy/part stream 2
				width:  to-integer copy/part stream 2
				close stream
				return as-pair width height
			][
				copy/part stream ((to integer! copy/part stream 2) - 2)
			]
		]
	]
	close stream
	none
]

89 files with total size 158728227B done in 0:00:00.094

(instead of 'byte1 and 'byte2 there can be used just 'byte)

but it's not working on non jpeg files:-/ I should first better test 
it

get-JPG-size: func[
	"Returns size of JPG image or none on invalid files"
	jpgfile [file! url!] "File to examine"
	/local stream byte
][
	stream: open/read/binary/direct jpgfile
	;seek to jpg image start
	until [
		any [
			all [
				255 = first stream
				216 = byte: first stream
			]
			none? byte
		]
	]

 unless byte [close stream return none] ;no Start Of Image marker 
 found

	while[any[byte: first stream]] [
		if 255 = byte [
			either 192 = byte: first stream [
				copy/part stream 3
				height: to-integer copy/part stream 2
				width:  to-integer copy/part stream 2
				close stream
				return as-pair width height
			][
				copy/part stream ((to integer! copy/part stream 2) - 2)
			]
		]
	]
	close stream
	none
]

which is not correct as well. As it would throw an error if the martker 
192 is not found... I should rather use open/seek instead of /direct

here is correct version using the /seek method... sorry for so many 
posts:

get-JPG-size: func[
	"Returns size of JPG image or none on invalid files"
	jpgfile [file! url!] "File to examine"
	/local stream bytes height width
][
	stream: open/read/binary/seek jpgfile
	;seek to jpg image start
	while [#{FFD8} <> copy/part stream 2][
		if tail? stream: skip stream 2 [
			;no Start Of Image marker found
			close stream return none
		]
	]
	stream: skip stream 2
	while[not tail? stream][
		bytes:  copy/part stream 2
		stream: skip stream 2
		if 255 = bytes/1 [
			either 192 = bytes/2 [
				stream: skip stream 3
				height: to-integer copy/part stream 2
				width:  to-integer copy/part skip stream 2 2
				close stream
				return as-pair width height
			][
				stream: skip stream ((to integer! copy/part stream 2) - 2)
			]
		]
	]
	close stream
	none
]

A few extra posts is no problem when you end up with a nice, useful, 
working func. :-)

that is fast! thank you Oldes 8)

How do you get Rebol from popping up 'public' folders everywhere 
(windows)?

I don't understand this question... byt maybe try to look at 'secure

terry, I posted a bug report on this once. I don't think you can 
stop it.

I'm not sure wether it works as advertised (esp. in all versions), 
but theoretically there's an option:
--noinstall (-i) Do not install (Link, View)
(to know about options: use 'usage)

On thnking about it, I think if you use --noinstall, that's when 
'public folders are created everywhere. If you install it, you can 
define the place where the public folder is to be created, and that's 
used then.

At least that's how it worked the last time for me.

I thought the newer releases stopped doing that. There were a number 
of builds that did it though. Very annoying.

it has never done it for me, but it has always done it for others. 
so, it's not clear yet how/when that happens. afaik the code does 
a make-dir view-root/public so in theory it should always be in view-root 
not in the cd.

I thought it only did it when you invoked the viewtop