World: r3wp

Not everyone is on the board of Disney

Secure systems can be debuggable. But security comes first.

Especially when there are other methods for debugging that don't 
require breaking security.

Are all the "^M"s below because of datatypes not implemented yet 
or is this a bug? I'd expected READ/STRING to not only TO STRING!, 
but to DELINE the data read.

>> sql: read/string clipboard://
== {create table scans (^M
               id     serial primary key,^M
               date   date not null,^M
               time   time(3) not null,^M
               job    integer not null, ^M
               branch integer, ^M
               ean    char(13) not null,^M
               box    integer^M
          )}

IIRC, READ at one point only returned the data read as a binary stream, 
forcing you to DELINE TO STRING! READ ... because of the transition 
to UTF-8, but /STRING was added back later. Found nothing in the 
change log, though.

How can I remove key form map! ?

set it to none

Hm, it's easier than I though :) Thanks

Any comment onto R3 now displaying security dialog each time it starts? 
Do we have some non-standard exe being generated by hostkit? This 
symptome is not happening with A99 IIRC ...

The clipboard:// type returns a string without line ending conversion, 
at the moment. It hasn't been updated since before the /string refinement 
was added. It's a platform-specific bug.

I've got this unexpected R3 behaviour (it's the core of the LDS issue 
mentioned in [Testing and Tools]

    f: func [] [error? try [return 1] return 2]
    f
    == 2   ;; r3 does this....despite no error
    == 1   ;; r2 does this...as expected

Any ideas, thanks!

Yes, this is CC #771

Carl intents to correct it, but it will not be in A108

Now you have to circumvent it, at the cost of having longer code. 
I suppose, that the not simplified code is more like:


f: func [] [error? try [do-something return 1] return 2], which can 
be transformed to:

f: func [] [return either error? try [do-something] [1] [2]]

Thanks...Glad to know there are work-arounds.

Sure, this is not that hard to circumvent, but it comes at the cost 
of needing to "reorganize" the code

Does R3 somewhere have the equivalent of
   READ/CUSTOM .... [POST...]
yet?
I'd like to read a URL as a POST rather than a GET.

Yes it does

looks like Carl will not only be attending Amiwest, but exhibiting 
as well.

Thanks Graham....Now, can I have a clue what the equivalent is!?

Henrik - what is he going to exhibit? R3 on Amiga? Or R3 in general?

Don't know. He is just listed as an exhibitor. Maybe he'll bring 
wine. :-)

I think he'll try to peddle is "rare" Amiga items...   ;-)

result: write http://yourhost.com/cgi-bin/myscript.cgi{Posted data}

See http://www.rebol.net/wiki/Scheme:_HTTP

Thanks Graham.
Initially, that sounds lllogical -- doing a write to read a URL.

But I guess it makes sense -- as POST is supposed to cause an update 
action of some sort at the server end.

I'm not sure of the logic .. I would think that 'write should be 
used for non idempotent actions but that's not how it is done.

Anyway, 'read is a straight 'GET and write allows custom headers

I always thought HTTP GET is incredibly anti-intuitive when used 
to send form data. Mapping write to POST feels a lot more logical

I haven't looked to see how it handles PUT, and DELETE with parameters

now whether PUT can stream a file off the filesystem

now => nor

That was a heck of a coding and debugging session we just got through. 
Alpha 108 is going to be really cool :)

have a lot of things changed wrt the host-kit structure and its files?

I don't know about that yet, I just worked on core builds. Afaik 
there are no major changes to the host kit APIs in this release. 
Only major system structure and semantic changes in R3 itself. And 
a new module system with all sorts of fun tricks available. And some 
fun minor changes to some natives and mezzanines, plus some major 
changes to a few other mezzanines.

I really would like to have some feedback from Carl about the Host-lib 
suggestions I did in R3 chat.

What are the registered filetypes in the more recent builds? What 
is the consequence of a file type being registered? Is there any 
documentation?

I don't think the A108 R3 installs yet.

I use .r3 for REBOL3 scripts and .r for R2.

Let's hope we get an A108 hostkit at all ...

I think, that the majority of REBOL scripts are .r and they work 
in both R2 as well as in R3

If someone close to Carl could ask him to release A108 as both binary 
and hostkit, that would be much appreciated.

That is the plan, Andreas.

But we are doing a core release first, to let people hammer on it 
to make sure the system changes work. Then we will likely release 
a host kit, or one for the a109 release.

(drumroll...)

OK, so it's not the plan, just a binary release.

...first. Your concerns (and those of others) have been noted and 
passed along. But the plan will be set based on the stability of 
the core release.

What good reason is there for not doing hostkit releases side-by-side 
with the binary releases?

When the release focusses on host kit changes, that makes sense. 
This release completely revamps the R3 internal structure. It might 
not work at all, let alone work in a host kit.

Which is a pity.

Namely, that Carl still seems to use tons of different codebases 
for the different releases.