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Group: !AltME ... Discussion about AltME [web-public] | ||
ICarii: 31-Dec-2004 | Is there a sticky thread feature being worked on for Altme? Would br really good for new group explanations etc. | |
Sunanda: 3-Jan-2005 | Until the recent REBOL.net crashes I assumed the IOS servers I was using had proper backup. I learned otherwise [If we want to continue this, we could swap to an IOS group] | |
eFishAnt: 3-Jan-2005 | Every IT group I have visited has had nothing but trouble with Exchange Server...to make the point that it ain't ready for prime time. | |
eFishAnt: 3-Jan-2005 | That group will likely get tired of Exchange over time, so an after-sell is always possible. | |
Sunanda: 3-Jan-2005 | Thanks. i try my best, but Altme and IOS are minority products, so they've got to be better than good to get to a shortlist.. Altme has at least three ways of losing data. And having to rename the world every time there is a server crash doesn't make this group a useful reference site. | |
Anton: 4-Jan-2005 | how do I make a new group again ? | |
Scott: 4-Jan-2005 | Reichart: see my comment at top of this group regarding a separate AltME usability issue. | |
Alan: 4-Jan-2005 | Reichart:can you move the Linux group-with all the messages- to the operating system group?Make sense to have it there | |
Gabriele: 10-Jan-2005 | i think that's highlighting the users in a private group (you need to haev a private group selected) | |
[unknown: 9]: 10-Jan-2005 | Yup, it is a sublt way to give you a hint who is and is not part of a private group (that you are in). | |
Anton: 19-Jan-2005 | When we have group dividers, why are some groups named with a "!" prefix ? I find it annoying when manual searching in alphabetical order. | |
Maxim: 19-Jan-2005 | the ! has sort of become a standard which refers to specific applications, instead of just when taking about a topic. The world masters usually add it to a group when they feel it is appropriate. Basically everything that goes into products... | |
Brock: 19-Jan-2005 | Feature Request: I'd like a one button push or automtated/timed solution to bring up the "Getting Started Window" OR remove focus from all groups. Why? If you aren't actually using AltME (it's running in the background), and you get new messages, the messages in the group you are currently 'in' aren't highlighted as new. Which can make it confusing when the tool tells you a new message has been received, but you don't see a hightlight on any group (and don't check the time on the messages in the 'current' group). | |
Maxim: 20-Jan-2005 | this being said, if it can be done as part of your rewrite, the ability to run altme on command-line to be able to post to a group, would be VERY powerfull. | |
Anton: 2-Feb-2005 | Some more ideas: write altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/!AltME/ "message" Resolved of the first url here to the second url by the Rebol3 world (local distribution): altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/!AltME/239 is resolved to: altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/151/239 151 is the set-file number for the !AltME group, and 239 is the message id. read altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/!AltME ;== [set-number 151 first-available-message 1 last-message 242] So it returns some group info, not the content of all the messages ! To get a message: read altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/!AltME/239 ;== [(date) 9 (colour) [font [fg 0.0.0 bg 240.240.240]] "We are working towards that."] To find a user name by the set-number: read altme://user:[pass-:-Rebol3]/9 ;== ["Reichart" [reichart-:-safeworlds-:-com] (membership) (dates etc..)] | |
Sunanda: 2-Feb-2005 | If a bad guy discovers the guest/guest logon they can delete every group. Security is not one of Altme's core qualities. | |
Maxim: 3-Feb-2005 | you can have guest accounts but they'll never kill any moderated group. | |
Maxim: 3-Feb-2005 | moderator would have a short list of things people can do with a group. | |
Ashley: 17-Feb-2005 | Any easy way of limiting "Guest" posts to the Accounts group [only]? | |
Henrik: 18-Feb-2005 | possibly also some kind of barrier to avoid replying to announcements in the announce group | |
Ashley: 1-Mar-2005 | OK, I know we've covered this before but how do I remove myself from a group (Christianity in this case). This is what I tried: 1. Right click the group 2. Click on my username on the right hand side and observe it move to the left ... so far so good 3. Click save and get a dialog that says, "You must include yourself in the group." 4. Cancel to dismiss the dialog (I figure "Delete" is asking for trouble at this stage) ;) ??? | |
BrianW: 1-Mar-2005 | I do that, and click "Save". Each time I open the self profile, though, the group is checked again. | |
Gregg: 2-Mar-2005 | R: Something like an "Ignore this group" button maybe? | |
Tomc: 3-Mar-2005 | I recently got the recycle bug on a single group of a small world (repeatdly ) untill someone else posted to that group. (note my client was running on the same machine the world was running on) | |
Ammon: 9-Mar-2005 | In a world as large as this one, perhaps there should be a way to quickly view Group information such as descriptions. Maybe even the ability to search the groups to see if a group relevant to your next post exists or if you should create a new group for the post. | |
Ammon: 9-Mar-2005 | Please put the SDK group under the REBOL divider. | |
Ammon: 24-Mar-2005 | Hm... Top Ten... Some of these undoubtedly will be held for the new architecture, but here's my top requests... 1) Group level settings for message notification (activate window, play sound) 2) Group name/description search 3) Opt out of public groups so that the group remains public but you don't see it. 4) Alphabetical listing of users in group properties (Who's in the group, who's not) 5) Navigaion (Forward, Backword) buttons would be really helpful particularly when browsing checklists OR clicking on the checklist button replaces the group lists with checklists. 6) When you right click a message then a popup shows telling you the text has been copied. This is nice but annoying because you can't hit Enter and watch it disappear. I'd personally really prefer a context menu but if it just dissappeared after 3 seconds or so that would be good too. | |
Maarten: 24-Mar-2005 | (1) Mark al as read per group | |
Maarten: 24-Mar-2005 | (2) Mark all messages as read (all groups) (3) Remove yourself from a group (4) APIs for external authN / authZ / ... | |
Henrik: 24-Mar-2005 | [1] Grouping of calendar events so you can filter select which type or with whom, specific calendar events are shared with, for display. [2] Weekview in the calendar to fit more events pr. day [3] Events from calendar formatted as a chronological TODO or activity list [4] Export the calendar as HTML (it's a real problem if you have many events per day and can only see a small amount of them) [5] Dynamic width of the user/group list to the left. Many group titles are chopped off. [6] Filter search in the Users and Groups list [7] Bigger/adjustable text area size in checklist entries, so it would be more suitable to store makedoc2 formatted documents in them (instant document repository!) [8] Export checklists in makedoc2 format for integration in other makedoc2 docs [9] Checklists as a column view. It would mean for Checklists: Spreadsheets that Checklists are in the left column and Spreadsheets are in the right column. You can select other checklists immediately without having to go back to the top and select a new one. [10] Generally resizable windows everywhere. Small text areas are annoying! :-) | |
Anton: 24-Mar-2005 | (1) Mark read position ("I've read up to here."). Sometimes I also like to quickly scan a group which may have a really long discussion in it, but I don't want it to be automatically marked as read, because I'm actually doing something else more important. (2) Save selected messages. Some messages contain real gems worth saving and refining. | |
Brock: 25-Mar-2005 | The intention of restricting guest account is along the lines of adding more restrictions on users. For example, now, anyone can delete/rename/create groups. It would be better to have this limited to to either the creator of the group or another level of world masters. | |
Cyphre: 25-Mar-2005 | 1) FAST Message scroll-list with 'streaming' so I can browse/search in all messages in a group on the disk without need to setup the buffer in preferences and loose the performace and memory. (Get rid of the "Message cannot be shown. See Settings panel to allow older messages (Limit)." requester) | |
sqlab: 28-Mar-2005 | regarding Bookmarks Maybe a way to put the marked messages in a special group "Bookmarks". If I click on a selected message in this group the original group will be opened similar to the Search window. | |
Anton: 28-Mar-2005 | (...perhaps. Maybe it's better to try to keep them as a regular group, but just expand the flexibility of regular groups...) | |
Colin: 28-Mar-2005 | If you want to clear up (un)RED condition, cant you just click on the group and then click out? It doesnt take very long at all. Am I missing something? | |
RebolJohn: 28-Mar-2005 | Exactly. Today, I opened up altme and had to click on every group. It took me about 6 minutes. Yes.. I can do this everytime, but I like how Graham put it.. "computers are made to reduce work..". So, I think this would be a good feature. Thanks for all the feedback people. :-) | |
[unknown: 9]: 29-Mar-2005 | I think of communication software a little differently (in general), so I will share this. Read states (like the Red we are talking about) are a very interesting issue. Most computer software does a very poor job of replicating empirical or visceral conversations. Email for example has a method of describing the "direction" you are speaking. TO: Bob, CC: Carry. Where the TO: indicates you are speaking directly to Bob, and that Carry is standing somewhere to the left or right of you. BCC is someone hiding behind you. Email could have an interface where you first pick the people in the "room." And then use something like a 2D interface to move the listeners around a symbolic version of you. This would be both silly, time consuming, and somewhat confusing, but you get the point. What you have read and what you have not read though has a similar analogy. There are thousands of sub states and markers people use to sort things they have read, will read, need to read again, need to respond to, etc. In Box, Out Box, Papers upside down, putting papers you need to sign under your car keys on the floor in front of the door leading to the car, etc. I have one friend who re-wrote some open source email program to have some huge number of states and then some simple filters. It works VERY WELL, if you know his system. He never forgets anything. So the current model AltME has (right now) is a very simple interface. Tantimount to "Have I ever seen this before." We are playing with some other models in Qtask, which may get adopted into AltME. I'm working on a system I call Venn Chat. Some features include: Have I read this before? (like AltME) Mark this: Follow up (add to a list of messages you want to think about more) Note (All should read this when they come into the group) All Must Read (converts it into an AltME-like alert) Convert to a task (and keep the context of the chat in place, this is opens up a whole other area) Branch (something like forum threading) Re-file (move from one group to another) Re-post (copy to another group, at the same time, similar to branch). Trigger (tell me when someone has finally read this). Status (tell me who has read this so far). Attach (files, links, etc) | |
[unknown: 9]: 29-Mar-2005 | Then there is the whole voting thing like Slashdot. Allowing people to mark stuff important, NOT important, Humour, etc. Which then brings up the whole statistical nature of "your value" as a person. So for example, almost everyone in a religion group is marking entries as "interesting" or "important," but you are marking it "Humour." The system can assume that you do not carry the "common" vote and value your vote accordingly. But as this example demonstrates, it would need to be both at the global and local level (group, project, world, etc.) Some people ONLY comment when something really is important, the system would note this. So "Bob" for example only notes code samples that are really good examples of Rebol. As a result, you could create a filer to just see "Bob's Picks." Or thresholds based on certain people. You could also block people that fall below a certain number. And then you wold never need to read my babblings. | |
Guest: 29-Mar-2005 | 1. A switch to turn off notification about new messages. On XP, the minimized window's icon blinks for every new message, which can become a little bit annoying. 2. A switch to 'subscribe' only selected groups - in a sense of "Only mark group with new messages if subscribed". Otherwise, get message silently but don't mark group red for having unread messages. 3. A "newer than new" feature: Whilst AltME is online and one is working in another app, inform (in a popup window or alike) when one returns to it: "New messages in the following groups:" which can easily be clicked away if none of the groups are of special interest. | |
RebolJohn: 29-Mar-2005 | A real-world example of this is.. someone going to a party. The party is in full-swing and the newcomer would venture from group-discussion to group-discussion. i.e. Now that I am at the party, I know there is repeated 'hot discussions' going on with that group over there (altMe).. while the group in the corner (mysql) isn't talking.. they are just eating their chips and sitting quietly. And to parallel this.. when I join AltMe for the day.. I would not be flagged of old-conversations that happened while I was logged off.. I would only be flagged of conversations that are happening since I logged on. Now, that doesn't keep me from going to those other groups and seeing the messages that have been posted while I was logged off, it just keeps me in touch with the party. | |
PeterWood: 31-Mar-2005 | 2. User selection of Group Name Highlighting (as an alternative to opt out / opt in of public groups) | |
Maxim: 31-Mar-2005 | 1. link tasks with the calendar 2. "clear all" a simple button which removes red color of all groups. usefull when skipping a few days... 3. HIDE groups (and users). just add simple check mark to window which lists all available groups and any you check-off are removed from the list you look at (yet you still receive their posts, if you want to look at them another time). 4. per group moderators for private AND public groups (delete posts, insert posts, manage users, etc. A part from "opting out", users are not able to change the setup (like deleting the group), group name, list of users in private group, etc ). 5. single file export of all selected task lists and their tasks (ascii or html) 6. SORT task list... we cannot sort the task lists... only the tasks they contain... a real bitch when working with others... 7. Also allows read-only mode for private groups for people not in private users list. Great to manage announcements for private tools. 8. 'workdays only - weekend only' option for calendar 9. properly support hours in calendar tasks, so that hours are always available, right now, the software often ignores any data we put in the hours field.. | |
Ammon: 1-Apr-2005 | I think we just need a field above the user/group list, when you start typing it starts limiting the list just like your cell phone's contact list... | |
Henrik: 2-Apr-2005 | how about something like that for each group as well? | |
Volker: 11-Apr-2005 | whish-list: mark a message for other people. kind of headlines in a group. idea: if we fill an important group with chat, we could mark up the topic-entries later. like "Carl: about syntax:". | |
yeksoon: 14-Apr-2005 | 'dot' it whenever u feel that AltMe or the world is a bit too quiet.. send a dot to yourself..or to some group | |
Ingo: 14-Apr-2005 | ... ahh, that's what the "dot" group is for ;-) | |
Sunanda: 14-Apr-2005 | Dotting to the dot group may resync some public groups. In addition, dotting to yourself may resync some private messages to you. Doing both is not guaranteed to get you all missing messages. | |
Izkata: 14-Apr-2005 | I thought that's what the 'dot' group was for... Funny how Dot Fever starts whenever there's a new world =^þ | |
Henrik: 17-Apr-2005 | coloring of active groups are very hard to see for me on this monitor. the red color blends too much with black for me. it would be nice if there was a graphical indicator such as a dot next to the group to better see which group has been updated. | |
Ingo: 3-Aug-2005 | RE: discussion on AltME in Accounts group ... Hi Reichart: no, small trusted groups aren't bad. Only planning for them is - if you are not 100% sure that you will grow. And yes, Volker and Petr said it all. | |
Pekr: 5-Aug-2005 | so, guys, not having OX-X here ... could you give it a test drive and post onto OS-X group here? | |
Pekr: 5-Aug-2005 | let's move reports to OS-X group ... | |
Ladislav: 20-Aug-2005 | to Reichart: have a look at the RAMBO group and see my findings about the GC crash, I think, that the workaround there can be applied to AltME too | |
Anton: 22-Aug-2005 | The other day, I cut off my dialup connection about 10 seconds after starting AltME. The next day I connected, looked in Advocacy group and there were no new messages. I posted a message, and then it synced about 10 messages that had occurred during the intervening time. Just a bit more feedback on this problem.. in case it helps. I usually don't notice any such sync problem. | |
Sunanda: 22-Aug-2005 | It's a common problem -- Just yesterday I got a week's worth of messages from the Sound group. I think it resynced because I happened to be connected when someone sent a message to that group. If I hadn't been, it'd still look like Sound was silent. | |
Sunanda: 22-Aug-2005 | It used to be fixable by logging on as guest. But that account no longer exists on this world. A dot in the dot group may help. I've tried various things -- like creating a new group & immeditaley deleting it. But I've not found anuthing that forces a resync. The bottom line is Altme is flakey at delivering messages to some users. | |
Sunanda: 23-Aug-2005 | The only solution I believe would curently work is to put a dot in every group every day. That would reduce usabilty for those who don't have the problem, but increase it for those who do. | |
Sunanda: 23-Aug-2005 | We think alike -- I asked for that back on 11-jul in this group. No response. Maybe it breaks the TOS...I can certainly see issues from an administrator's viewpoint. A single resync id with a password available on request for those who need it.....That would work, I think. | |
Henrik: 1-Sep-2005 | Performance issue with copying links: Set number of messages per group to a big number, say 5-10000, go to the View group and copy a link. It reacts very slowly before the OK dialog comes up. Click OK and it takes a few seconds to disappear. Now copy some ordinary text by rightclicking on a chat entry, no performance problems. | |
Sunanda: 4-Sep-2005 | Anton: <Maybe once you screw your sync, it stays screwed ?> That seems most likely -- unless you happen to be online at the moment someone else posts a message to the out-of-sync group. That seems to resync it. One way of telling if some of your groups are out of sync is to compare with the mirror at http://www.rebol.net/altweb/rebol3/ (only works for [web-public] groups, and only if the archive is not suffering from syncing problems). I can see right now, for example, that I haven't been sent the last 9 messages in [Tech News] | |
Pekr: 8-Sep-2005 | that Gues problems was still NOT adressed! No clear explanation anywhere on web of how to get here! I will eventually fix it myself - making some how-to-get-on-altme group and making it web visible .... :-) | |
Group: Core ... Discuss core issues [web-public] | ||
Volker: 6-Jan-2005 | Can you look in rambo-group? noted such problems with older knoppix (=debian) there. you see cursor, then nothing happens? | |
Pekr: 10-Jan-2005 | In Silesion group, late today I will post about what I have in plan and will "complain" a bit about IOS ... it is so primitive db vise, that it is not much usable ... | |
Group: Make-doc ... moving forward [web-public] | ||
eFishAnt: 10-Jan-2005 | Geomol....\group /group allows you to do some heterogeneous grouping...maybe to achieve what you want. | |
eFishAnt: 10-Jan-2005 | I THINK /group \group allows you to do what you want there, Geomol. | |
eFishAnt: 10-Jan-2005 | \note A note \group \table some text /table more text /group /note ### | |
Geomol: 10-Jan-2005 | Yes, it's possible! :-) It might also be possible without the group: \note A note \table some text /table more text /note ### But my point is, that making the standard this way won't prevent the writer to type: \note A note \group \table some text /note more text /group /table ### making an upredictable output. And that's the problem. It's not an optimal standard in my view. | |
Group: Linux ... [web-public] group for linux REBOL users | ||
Pekr: 7-Aug-2006 | when I run Apache and my virtual host with SuexecUserGroup jablunkovsko jabladm, I can't run CGI at all, and that is strange! All directories and files are of owner=jablunkovsko, group=jabladm, including rebpro, rsp.cgi | |
Pekr: 7-Aug-2006 | Simple commenting out Suexec directive enables me to run CGI ... but still not luck writing to file. My friend suggested me to add ../db/ dir permissions of 777, to see what happens. Then yes, I can see %log.txt generated, owner and group is apache .... | |
Pekr: 7-Aug-2006 | is setting recursively "s" option for files and diretories good to achieve correct user/group ids when copying via ftp? Or it is not necessary? | |
Tomc: 7-Aug-2006 | group "s" on a dir says that by default; all files and dirs created below me will have the same group ownership/perms that I have. | |
Tomc: 7-Aug-2006 | lower s it the "sticky" bit for dirs to cause item under them to take on the same permissions and ownership only applies to directories owner and group (but effects files) upper case S I am not recalling off the top of my head ... applies to files scriptable or sockets or something | |
Group: XML ... xml related conversations [web-public] | ||
Chris: 10-Nov-2005 | note: this group isn't showing on the web site, is this due to [web public] instead of [web-public] ? | |
Group: DevCon2005 ... DevCon 2005 [web-public] | ||
Gabriele: 16-Jun-2005 | i think we should consider Roma only if we manage to get an arganized group there. that would mean a lot of fun. | |
Group: PowerPack ... discussions about RP [web-public] | ||
yeksoon: 21-Dec-2005 | I change the name to 'PowerPack' instead of 'Rebol powerpack' .. it makes it easier to see the name of this group ... hope no one objects | |
Gregg: 20-Apr-2007 | Is anyone in this group still interested in a more serious REBOL repository? May be adjunct to REBOL.org, or something else, but targeted at a more consistent model for libraries and modules, so things are easier to INCLUDE and reuse. | |
Henrik: 20-Apr-2007 | I haven't followed the group too closely, but are the rules and the model for libraries and modules made? | |
Gregg: 20-Apr-2007 | There's a new private chat group. I'll add you to it. | |
Gabriele: 27-Jan-2010 | maybe we can repurpose this group for Power Mezz? the ideas are probably similar. | |
Gabriele: 27-Jan-2010 | or, someone with permissions please make a Power Mezz group. | |
BrianH: 30-Jan-2010 | That's the Power Mezz package - this is a different group. | |
BrianH: 30-Jan-2010 | Looking back at the discussions, it looks like it was a similar idea to what the R3 group has been calling R3/Plus. | |
Group: Sound ... discussion about sound and audio implementation in REBOL [web-public] | ||
Henrik: 8-Sep-2005 | uploaded. if you get a new version with a new screenshot, you can upload it yourself, but you need an account to upload images... otherwise throw the link in the wikibook group | |
Pekr: 15-Sep-2005 | RT's investor? :-) First I would try to talk to those folks, then to speculate about how much it will be. Maybe there is some amigan inside the group :-) | |
Group: Rebol School ... Rebol School [web-public] | ||
[unknown: 9]: 4-Apr-2006 | Hello Denis, So, one of the things a group of us have been talking about is doing some group lessons (world wide). We have researched some tools for making this possible. We narrowed it down to Macromedia's Breeze. In fact last week I talked for about 2 hours with their team (meaning the people that actually designed and programmed it). This week I'm talking to their OEM leads about integrating Breeze from Rebol into Web applications. So our first Breeze interactive lesson will be in a few weeks is my guess. WE have not idea how good it will be with more than 10 people, and world wide, but we are going to try. As to a road map. Programming languages in general are difficult to learn in a methodical method. Rebol being even more difficult (in my opinion), because learning the structure does not help very much. Even learning how Rebol works is not all that usefull (compared to lets say Basic, or a Batching system). I will make some simple suggestions though: 1. Go to Rebol.com, and read what is offered there. It actually is a good starting point. Rebol Essentials" which is a PDF on the site is worth reading. 2. Write your own dictionary. Literally, pick a given word in Rebol, use it in a sentence. And just work your way through all 400+ words. You can do it in a few hours. All you need to do is try to use it in a way the Rebol Dictionary does not use it. 3. Build something you really want to build. Unless you have a goal, working on anything is going to be boring. Think of a utility, or a game that you have always wanted to understand better, or want to play with, and build it. Another cool concept is to simply copy it from an existing version in some other language you already know, or that is more simple (like Basic). | |
Pekr: 4-Apr-2006 | interesting talk - why this group is not web-public? :-) | |
BrianH: 4-Apr-2006 | denismx, when I've taught REBOL to people, even people who are already familiar with other programming languages, it has been helpful to make the distinction between the REBOL language and the dialect engines. REBOL is really a data model and related syntax, and a bundle of library functions that manipulate data in this model. A dialect is really a semantic model for interpreting this data, like what people think of as a language in real life. A dialect engine is a set of library functions that think of the data in the same way - I know this sounds anthropomorphic, but it makes it easier to explain REBOL if you think of the different dialect engines as entities that are acting on a set of commands you are giving them. You can even use role playing to demonstrate this, having one of your students act out the part. It also helps to name each of these models after the main function that implements them - otherwise people might not get the distinction between them and REBOL as a whole. There are some functions that only deal with the REBOL data model and don't really do anything with the data other than translate it from or to some concrete syntax. It is best to group these functions by the syntax they implement - the group that implements what people normally think of as the REBOL syntax is LOAD, SAVE and MOLD. When teaching REBOL dialects I usually start with what I call the DO engine, what people normally think of as the REBOL language. DO is a stack machine like Forth, but it uses a prefix syntax to make it easier to use (by making DO dialect code more resemble that in other programming languages). DO also does a simple swapping hack to implement inline operators, which you will have to demonstrate so that your students will understand DO's operator precedence or lack thereof. DO always works on REBOL data: If you pass it a string or file that contains REBOL syntax code, DO will call LOAD to convert it to REBOL data - this is an important distinction to make so that your students can distinguish between the data and the processor of that data. There are many functions that depend on DO to interpret their blocks of "code", such as IF, WHILE, FOR, etc. It is important to note that these are just functions, not "syntax". DO's only syntax is the predefined operators that DO swaps (these are effectively keywords because of how the swap is implemented), the word/set-word/get-word difference, the interpretation of paths and the precedence of parens. Everything else is a function. There is also the PARSE engine, a rule-based recursive-decent parser with limited backtracking, that implements three dialects (simple parse, string parse and block parse). These dialects actually have keywords, as well as an entirely different execution model. Also, there is the View engine, which implements the LAYOUT and DRAW dialects. Refering to these engines as state machines isn't helpful, because the distinctions between their execution models, or whether they even have execution models, is important for distinguishing between them. You need to use the higher-level terms like stack machine, composition engine and such. I hope this helps! | |
Anton: 22-Apr-2006 | Well, I've just manually extracted the rebol functions from my latest script demo-virtual-face.r (as posted in the View group), so I'm looking at those. I've excluded layout and draw dialect keywords. The order in which the functions appear is interesting. I have some duplicates. So now I'm analysing.. | |
Maxim: 22-Apr-2006 | the better way to gauge useage is not by frequency within one script but by useage amongst many scripts... where useage within that script many times still only counts as one. I'd use the rebol.org site to scan scripts from any given group and put usage from them. Thus networking would score view as almost 0 where gui would place view as the most used word (in every script) | |
Group: !Liquid ... any questions about liquid dataflow core. [web-public] | ||
Maxim: 16-Feb-2007 | hummm should change group... polluting the liquid group... | |
Group: DevCon2008 (post-chatter) ... DevCon2008 [web-public] | ||
Sunanda: 16-Sep-2007 | Thought I'd start a group (it's web-public) in the hope that there will be a DevCon2008 -- or more than one. Does anyone have ahy plans, ideas, hopes? | |
Sunanda: 21-Sep-2007 | If you skim the transcript of the Altme group during DevCon2007, you can see the frustrations cuuased by the narrow channel between the meeting room and the rest of the world. I think partially because the live feed was not a top priority for the organisers One idea: If 50 people paid USD15 to be Internet Participants at DevCon2008 that could fund a much better channel for them http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/aga-display-posts.r?post=r3wp500x303 | |
Cyphre: 27-Sep-2007 | I'm able to organize really good devcon in Czech Republic. There will be two parts: the devcon itself and also cool fun part for a group of people who want to stay for couple of days longer and together enjoy local sights, wine cellars(Carl? ;)) etc. If there is some interest it could be in 2008 or later in 2009, it doesn't matter. | |
NickA: 12-Dec-2008 | This is my first time posting to Altme - I'm comfortable communicating here to organize Devcon activities. A group demo may be the easiest way to prepare, if we can find a convenient common time. I'm in Eastern time zone - during the week, I'm typically free late mornings, early afternoons, and then again after 10pm. I can be reached by email at nick ---a t--- musiclessonz ---d o t--- com for anything personal :) | |
NickA: 12-Dec-2008 | To prepare for Devcon, I made a sign up form for 3 dates/times that I'm available to do group demo/prep work. Please add your name if you'd like to meet at any of those times. http://rockfactory.us/events/devcon.html . The meeting room will be http://rockfactory.us/rooms/room20. I'll confirm the times/dates at the above page, once a few people have signed up. | |
Steeve: 17-Dec-2008 | a devcon2008chat group could be created | |
[unknown: 5]: 17-Dec-2008 | I just realized this group i s web-public and that means the links are now public. Did we want that to happen? | |
BrianH: 17-Dec-2008 | Keep the name of this group DevCon2008, to be consistent with the other DevCon groups. |
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