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BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3165] | When last i checked at least. AFAIK it uses the system timezone. Does your system take dst into account? |
Ladislav 4-Jul-2009 [3166] | R2 is able to get it |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3167] | R3 doesn't notice DST here (checked just now). |
PeterWood 4-Jul-2009 [3168x3] | Funny it does here. |
... just teasing ... Malaysia and Singapore have had daylight savings al the year round since sometime in the last century. | |
al -> all | |
Graham 4-Jul-2009 [3171x2] | Equatorial countries? |
Just think of what they do in Antarctica ... | |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3173x3] | All antarctic bases except the Chilean ones use zone -3:00, the Chilean ones -4:00 to match Chile. |
No DST in Antarctica. | |
A couple stations use +12:00. | |
Graham 4-Jul-2009 [3176x2] | NZ at Scott Base ? |
uses + 12:00 | |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3178] | McMurdo and Amundsen-Scott use +12. |
Graham 4-Jul-2009 [3179x2] | Queen Maud Land uses +2 |
what a complete mess ... | |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3181] | So, its just as confusing as for the rest of us, but at a smaller scale. |
Graham 4-Jul-2009 [3182x3] | I wonder how far outside the perimeter of their bases does their time zones extend |
Queen Maud Land uses +4 | |
I think your statement about "all Antarctic bases ... " is a tad off! | |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3185] | They don't define time zones in Antarctica, afaik - they just define the bases' operating time, not the local time in the area. But as you say, afaik is not very far. |
Graham 4-Jul-2009 [3186] | so out side the base, one is essentially in Rod Serling's home .... |
BrianH 4-Jul-2009 [3187] | Yup :) |
mhinson 24-Sep-2009 [3188] | [Tumble weed] |
PeterG 31-Oct-2009 [3189x2] | Hi folks! Quick newbie question about rebgui: |
I want to capture on-key events while a table widget has focus. I tried using " on-click [system/view/focal-face: face system/view/caret: face/text] on-key [print event/key] " as the user-guide suggests for non-editable widgets, but all I got was a crash. Any suggestions? | |
Maxim 1-Nov-2009 [3191] | I'm no rebgui user, but I can tell you there is a rebgui group here. maybe you can find your answer there :-) the best way to search for stuff is to use the altme web archive on rebol.org, cause it includes even the old posts. Altme limits back log to make the GUI more responsive. the rebgui Atlme archive on rebol.org: http://www.rebol.org/aga-display-posts.r?post=r3wp303x1 |
Will 5-Dec-2009 [3192] | is there a way to move a file from one path to another without copying? or should I use call "mv ... ? thank you! |
Geomol 5-Dec-2009 [3193] | I haven't come across such a file move function. I guess, you need to call the operating system. |
NickA 5-Dec-2009 [3194] | You could use write/read then delete |
Gabriele 6-Dec-2009 [3195x2] | RENAME |
if that fails (different filesystems), you need the usual copy + delete. (MV does the same.) | |
Geomol 6-Dec-2009 [3197x3] | I'm puzzled, I could miss that. :-) Thanks, Gabriele! |
It's right there in the dictionary, under "Port, File, and IO Functions": http://www.rebol.com/docs/dictionary.html | |
Ah, can't be used for what Will is after.! This function cannot be used to move a file from one directory to another. | |
Izkata 6-Dec-2009 [3200] | Just checked, it correctly moved a text file from one directory to another on Ubuntu |
Will 6-Dec-2009 [3201x2] | from the rename help: ARGUMENTS: old -- path to the old file (Type: file url) new -- new name (not a path) (Type: file url string) but it indeed works if you use a destination path relative to the origin path, in my case 0.002 seconds instead of 0.300 using call "mv.. thanks all 8-) |
why does call have a pretty fixed 300 ms delay? Is it a coincidense on my machine or is it enforced somewhere? timer [call/wait ""] ; 0:00:00.301991 | |
Geomol 6-Dec-2009 [3203] | Also on mine under OS X: >> time [call/wait ""] == 0:00:00.308834 |
Izkata 6-Dec-2009 [3204x2] | *Waiting on new process (instead of returning immediately) *Process must run and end (launching of the shell, shell interprets string, etc) *Process must be reaped *Possibly other stuff >> time [call/wait {}] 1 == 0:00:00.300538 >> time [call {}] 1 == 0:00:00.010613 |
strange that it's .3s, though | |
Gabriele 7-Dec-2009 [3206x3] | Geomol: i'm not entirely sure why the docs say that, i think it always worked for me. |
300 ms: maybe there's a hardcoded "wait" for the other process to start, or something like that. it seems to be too much consistent to just be the shell startup time. | |
(I think Carl once published the code for CALL... I need to find it and have a look.) | |
Will 7-Dec-2009 [3209] | 300ms is a LOT of time for webapps, it would be really appreciated if a build without that limitation could be made available, Thank you Gabriele for taking care 8-) |
Gabriele 8-Dec-2009 [3210] | You could use my async-call code :-) |
joannak 21-Dec-2009 [3211] | Just quick hello.. I'm totally new to AltME and have used Rebol only years ago. I was somewhat active at older mailing list nearly ten years ago, but various things happened and Rebol was not among top priorities.. since things have changed quite a lot .. |
Geomol 21-Dec-2009 [3212x2] | Hello, and welcome! |
I hope, you find what you seek here. And don't be afraid to ask, there are many nice and helpful people here. | |
joannak 21-Dec-2009 [3214] | Oh thanks.. I'm not even sure what I seek at the moment, just got the feeling I need to check what´s cooking with Rebol these days. |
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