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| Graham 19-Feb-2010 [939x2] | Absolutely :) |
but then I would expect you to have different data from mine | |
| Steeve 19-Feb-2010 [941] | here's mine:
flatten: funco [data [block!] /deep][
deep: if deep [[:data]]
parse data [
while [to block! data: change skip data/1 deep]
]
head data
]
>>flatten [[[1]] [[2]][[3]]]
== [[1] [2] [3]]
>>flatten/deep [[[1]] [[2]][[3]]]
==[1 2 3]
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| Gabriele 19-Feb-2010 [942] | graham, yes, but code is data as well. how can we make something like that apply to "data" only and not scripts? in the end, i think it's more a matter of needing "custom" parsing for your data, which could be made easier (eg. by having special built in parse rules for dates and so on) |
| Oldes 19-Feb-2010 [943] | This is a very nice version Steeve. You should post it to the "favourite parse" blog. So we at least get back to it's topic. |
| Steeve 19-Feb-2010 [944x2] | it's done since a while, but noone noticed it. :) |
http://www.rebol.net/cgi-bin/r3blog.r?view=0302#comments | |
| Ashley 19-Feb-2010 [946] | A little something I put together to help R3 developers: http://www.dobeash.com/REBOL/r3-ref.html |
| Graham 20-Feb-2010 [947] | Is r3 chat working? I can't login |
| Henrik 20-Feb-2010 [948] | not working here |
| Sunanda 20-Feb-2010 [949] | not working for me either. |
| Henrik 20-Feb-2010 [950] | I get two different crashes. They should both be fixed. |
| Claude 20-Feb-2010 [951x2] | hi, |
hi, where we can download makedoc3 script please ? | |
| Henrik 20-Feb-2010 [953] | which one? there are makedoc3's by several authors. Carl's is not available for download. |
| Graham 20-Feb-2010 [954x2] | don't think it has been released |
Carl doesn't release stuff he has no time to document! | |
| Claude 20-Feb-2010 [956] | i think he start the documentation about makedoc3 http://www.rebol.com/r3/docs/markup.html |
| Pekr 20-Feb-2010 [957] | Does anyone know, if protecting R3 Docs Recent changes site is intentional? It served me well to look into new stuff. |
| Graham 20-Feb-2010 [958x2] | Interesting .. so we should push him to release it |
Pekr, perhaps he doesn't want another debacle as with the license one | |
| Claude 20-Feb-2010 [960x8] | hi another problem for me !!! |
'import do not 'do a module !!!! | |
in R3 console | |
new_word: make object! [test: 1] | |
test_mod: module [title: "test"][o: make new_work[]] | |
no problem with this..................but | |
when i but new_word into a file new_word.r and test_mod into test_mod.r and i try to import them | |
>> import %new_word.r >> import %test_mod.r ** Script error: new_word word is not bound to a context ** Where: do applier make module do applier make catch if import ** Near: do body obj | |
| PeterWood 20-Feb-2010 [968] | AFAIK, import is for modules and your new_word appears to be an object This suggests that you should use do %new_word.r rather than import %new_word.r |
| Claude 20-Feb-2010 [969] | oki, but even if i use do for new_word. test_mod.r have the same error !!!! |
| Graham 20-Feb-2010 [970x2] | posted feedback that r3 chat is now down for 2 days |
Does r3 chat actually have a built in revision system? | |
| Gregg 20-Feb-2010 [972] | Very nice Ashley. |
| Henrik 20-Feb-2010 [973] | Graham, it has an approval system like devbase, but I don't know about a real revision system. |
| Paul 20-Feb-2010 [974x3] | I put R3 on my host so I could attempt to run some cgi scripts. Anyone know why I would get this error: 12:55-7:00 Vary: Accept-Encoding Content-Encoding: gzip Content-Length: 20 Keep-Alive: timeout=10, max=29 Connection: Keep-Alive Content-Type: application/cgi ‹ |
Just a small script: #!/home/paulsite/dist/r3 -c REBOL [] print [<HTML><BODY> now </BODY></HTML>] print "" | |
I got it working. Not sure what that was from though. | |
| Graham 20-Feb-2010 [977x3] | I've created a git repository and stored all the protocol stuff there ... http://github.com/gchiu/Rebol3 |
If anyone wants to collaborate and to add their stuff ... or add RT's stuff ... PM me and I'll add you as a collaborator | |
Note, a lot of the stuff is alpha quality ... but so is R3 :) | |
| BrianH 20-Feb-2010 [980] | Ladislav, objects don't have a 'self field in R3 - the 'self binding is a side-effect of the BIND function. You shouldn't be using IN object 'self in R2 either - use BIND?. |
| Graham 21-Feb-2010 [981] | How do you get the members of an object then? |
| Pekr 21-Feb-2010 [982] | words-of, values-of? |
| Graham 21-Feb-2010 [983] | ok |
| Pekr 21-Feb-2010 [984x2] | hmm, why does not it work? >> foreach word words-of system [print get in system word] core 2.100.97.3.1 7-Feb-2010/4:31:57 ** Script error: Windows word is not bound to a context ** Where: print foreach ** Near: print get in system word |
would it be possible to iterate foreach upon more than one series? :-) something like: foreach [word value] [words-of system values-of system][print [word value]] | |
| Henrik 21-Feb-2010 [986] | print evaluates the word |
| Pekr 21-Feb-2010 [987] | ah, ok ... print mold does it ... |
| Steeve 21-Feb-2010 [988] | Still no way to serialize vectors as binaries ? |
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