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Printing is included in Red/System. Reading environment variables 
is in my C library binding. The only problem is standard input. I 
think it can be bound on Windows to platform specific functions, 
but on Unix platforms it requires importing the standard file descriptor 
data, which Red/System can't do yet. So that would be the only limitation 
to wait for here, but it can already be done on Windows

You can make a port work a lot like a series, and you mostly did 
with the virtual block scheme. FOREACH and PARSE not working on ports 
can be a bit annoying, but they would only work on a subset of the 
port types that either work like series or (theoretically) like files 
(like open/direct file ports in R2).

Doc, have a look at http://box.lebeda.ws/~rebolek/sintezar.zip

Compile file %sintezar.reds and see function ADSR in %env.reds. Even 
when I pass TRUE, EITHER always executes FALSE block. I tried to 
simplify it, but I wasn't succesfull, so it's bit bigger project 
than just few lines, sorry :)

Kaj: since latest commits in `namespaces` branch, you can now do:

ctx: context [
    #import [
        LIBM-file cdecl [
            sin: "sin" [
	    x           [float!]
	    return: [float!]
	]
        ]
    ]
]

print ctx/sin 1.0

;-)

I actually had to do something like that once, a configuration file 
contained a bunch of strings in english and they needed them in spanish 
but weren't willing to actually get someone to translate them. So.. 
I used Google Translate.

I suspect that the Red runtime will be linked into Red executables 
rather than exist as a separate file.

Or for me on OS X :

Schulz:Red peter$ rebol -qs red-system/rsc.r red-system/tests/hello.reds

Cannot access source file: red-system/tests/hello.reds

I can start rsc.r from any directory, but then it fails to find the 
source file in that directory

Peter: the lib-test file is crashing here on my OS X 10.6.2 image 
with following error:

dyld: lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found: _strnlen

  Referenced from: /Users/dk/Desktop/Red/red-system/tests/runnable/lib-test
  Expected in: flat namespace


After researching a bit about it, it seems that strnlen() is (was?) 
not supported by OS X.

And if we want to keep the "nice" exe names (which would be my guess), 
what to do if the target file already exists?

Nenad" "Peter: the lib-test file is crashing here on my OS X 10.6.2 
image with following error:"


Did you install Xcode including the Unix libs?  I wrote the tests 
under OS X 10.6 but am now running on 10.7.

What we want is ability to call %rsc.r from anywhere, compiling a 
program from working dir (or relative to working dir) and producing 
the binary in the working dir.


Please can we also supply a second argument to rsc.r for the output 
dir/file name (the gcc -o option with improvements).


If the second argument is a dir then the executable is written to 
that dir instead of the current working dir.


If the second argument is a file then the executable is saved with 
that name.

How do I generate DLL? I added #export but it stills create .EXE 
file. Should I just rename it, or is there some compiler switch?

Try to watch what happens when loading the dll using Process Monitor 
and File Monitor from System Internals.

No, I mean the source code file ... but not sure it matters. E.g. 
for R3, I had difficulcy running some scripts, unless I re-saved 
the source file to UTF8. Some strange chars appeared in the console 
and apps crashed

I've uploaded a file on Altme, DLLFunc, it loads a dll and prints 
the function names. It works with temp.dll, shows "f1" function.

Other libraries have rather extensive file type info, temp.dll has 
no such info. Don't want to spam it here ....

E.g. libiconv: file type: Dynamic Link Library (0x2) .... is such 
info just some metadata, which is not needed?

Ah ok, the info you get there are Windows file metadata (probably 
a resource section in the file), these are not from DLL core structures.

REBOL does not return an accurate error msg when failing to find 
a DLL file:

>> lib: load/library %xyz.dll
** Access Error: Cannot open xyz.dll as library
** Near: lib: load/library %xyz.dll


This can be misleading thinking that %xyz.dll exists but is invalid, 
while it doesn't exists at all. So for the people having issue with 
%temp.dll, check if the DLL is present in the working folder and 
that you have correctly CD to that folder in your REBOL session.

what is now latest temp.reds source? I got:

Compiling tests/temp.reds ...
Script: "Red/System IA-32 code emitter" (none)
*** Compilation Error: missing argument
*** in file: %runtime/win32.reds
*** in function: ***-dll-entry-point
*** at line: 204
*** near: [hinstDLL]

For static libs linking, if someone could contribute by providing 
a .lib and .a file reader/parser, that would help get that feature 
implemented sooner.

Doc, will you extract all the information string of Red source code 
into a file, so I can translate them into Chinese without modifying 
the source code.

So far, my short-list of encodings to support are UTF-8 and UTF-16LE. 
UTF-32 might be needed at some point in the future, but for now, 
I'm not aware of any system that uses it?


The Unicode standard by itself is not the problem (having just one 
encoding would have helped, though). The issue lies in different 
OSes supporting different encodings, so it makes the choice for an 
internal x-platform encoding hard. It's a matter of Red internal 
trade-offs, so I need to study the possible internal resources usage 
for each one and decide which one is the more appropriate. So far, 
I was inclined to support both UTF-8 and UTF-16LE fully, but I'm 
not sure yet that's the best choice. To avoid surprizing users with 
inconsistent string operation performances, I thought to give users 
explicit control over string format, if they need such control (by 
default, Red would handle all automatically internally). For example, 
on Windows::

    s: "hello"		;-- UTF-8 literal string

    print s		;-- string converted to UCS2 for printing through win32 
    API
    write %file s	;-- string converted back to UTF-8

    set-modes s 'encoding 'UTF-16 ;-- user deciding on format
or
    s/encoding: 'UTF-16

    print length? s	;-- Length? then runs in O(1), no surprize.



Supporting ANSI as internal encoding seems useless, being able to 
just export/import it should suffice.

BTW, Brian, IIRC, OS X relies on UTF-8 internally not UTF-16.

(BTW, please read the content of the README file displayed at the 
above link.)

# rebol -qw red.r %red/tests/hello.red

-= Red Compiler =- 
Compiling red/tests/hello.red ...

...compilation time: 	 30 ms

Compiling to native code... 

...compilation time: 	 1282 ms
...linking time: 	 	 25 ms
...output file size: 	 	30912 bytes

# ./hello
42

The included file paths are left unchanged.

The path of the source file they came from is lost

It would be easer if #system-include would be like #system so that 
you could wrap an extra context around Red/Sytsem code, without introducing 
an extra wrapper file. Would that be hard?

I've been very busy since yesterday on a new tool for Red: I've built 
a proper REBOL code profiler! (I wonder why I haven't done that since 
a long time...). I went through the profiler scripts on rebol.org 
and couldn't one suitable for my needs or that works with complex 
code, so I wrote one. It is able to deal with complex code, all datatypes, 
recursive calls and it's very simple to use.


Here's a demo profiling Red compiler (output is properly aligned 
when monospace font is used):

-= Red Compiler =-
Compiling red/tests/test.red ...

...compilation time:     40 ms

Compiling to native code...

...compilation time:     10189 ms
...linking time:         60 ms
...output file size:     37888 bytes
>> profiler/report/time


Function                       Count      Elapsed Time         % 
of ET

------------------------------------------------------------------------

compile                        1          0:00:10.249          100.0

comp-dialect                   205        0:00:09.659          94.24

fetch-expression               7505       0:00:09.628          93.94

comp-word                      5668       0:00:08.209          80.09

fetch-into                     427        0:00:07.519          73.36

comp-assignment                597        0:00:07.049          68.77

run                            3          0:00:06.492          63.34

comp-context                   21         0:00:06.398          62.42

comp-with                      1          0:00:05.565          54.29

comp-expression                3172       0:00:04.479          43.70

ns-find-with                   24277      0:00:03.962          38.65

finalize                       1          0:00:03.327          32.46

comp-natives                   1          0:00:03.274          31.94

comp-func-body                 180        0:00:03.271          31.91

comp-call                      2775       0:00:02.732          26.65

comp-func-args                 2861       0:00:01.862          18.16

find-aliased                   9650       0:00:01.86           18.14

resolve-type                   8032       0:00:01.799          17.55

get-type                       10758      0:00:01.546          15.08

ns-prefix                      21765      0:00:01.518          14.81

check-enum-symbol              7509       0:00:01.241          12.10

comp-block                     283        0:00:01.05           10.24

comp-variable-assign           417        0:00:01.034          10.08

REBOL code profiler released: https://github.com/dockimbel/Red/blob/v0.3.0/red-system/utils/profiler.r


Should work with any REBOL app. Documentation, comments and example 
included in file header.


Hope someone will pick it up and improve it (like adding functions 
sub-tree stats and a GUI). This is github, so feel free to fork then 
fix/improve.

It can be a CREDITS file distributed with your app.

Is the source file of your Czech version UTF-8 encoded?

Above works ... but when I write it directly in Notepad (and the 
file claims it is UTF-8), it does not work ... strange then ...

sent new file to Doc. Doc - btw - the last sentence (which prints 
correctly), means something like "Way too much yellow horse groaned 
devilish odes" :-) That sentece is known in our language to test 
all possible special chars in Czech language and still have some 
meaning ...

Tested "Hallå Världen!" on Win 7 (UTF-8) and it works. Saving the 
file as Notepads  "Unicode" doesn't work, but I understand "Unicode" 
isn't supposed to be UTF.

Yes, I testad with UTF-8 encoded file

I noticed that the red/tests/hello.red file is UTF-8 with a BOM -- 
I'd suggest dropping the BOM, as using a BOM with UTF8 is not recommended.

CGI is based on the same principle. It's supposed to be a gateway 
from a Unix web server to a Unix file system, so you can secure it 
with operating system tools

Well, what I would like to see is the ability to have one file per 
table, without artificial limits like having to attach databases, 
to some artificial number of 9, or what was the limit. Second - SQLite 
4 to have encryption storage option ....

If you want one file per table, pick another engine. For the rest 
of that stuff SQLite is OK.

Yes, it would really help to more easily backup at the file level 
- not just one monstrous file each time, but certain tables ...

>> do/args %rsc.r "%tests/mine/fibonacci.reds"
Script: "Red/System compiler wrapper" (none)

-= Red/System Compiler =-
Compiling tests/mine/fibonacci.reds ...
Script: "Red/System IA-32 code emitter" (none)
*** Compilation Error: alias name already defined as: [str
uct! [
        item [c-string!]
    ]]
*** in file: %runtime/common.reds
*** at line: 61
*** near: [
    str-array!: alias struct! [
        item [c-string!]
    ]
    typed-value!: alias struct! [
        type [integer!]
        value [integer!]
        _padding [integer!]
    ]
]

Kaj, downloaded the Zip file from Fossil and re-ran (after sorting 
paths to files) and get the same problem as already posted. The problem 
is not file locations as that results in a different compiler error 
which is easily sorted. It seems to me in the problem I have posted, 
the compiler thinks there is already an alias called str-array! - 
however I have searched every reds file and there is no other with 
that name! Anyway, it is not urgent but I just wanted to feed back 
my findings to you.

Under windows there is no common folder where the common.reds file 
resides - on windows common.reds resides in the runtime folder, so 
the #include file in the c-library.reds file needs to point to where 
that file resides. Likewise on fib and mand - they point to the c-library 
which I put into the library folder  that exists in the Red/System 
folder on the windows version.

Hello I have a new version 1.05 'ready'. Added languages and a preferences 
panel. Only the save option to save preferences I did not fill in 
this one, because  first  of all location of this file and secondly 
I had doubts if it is needed. http://www.arnoldvanhofwegen.com/stuff/mirror.zip
It contains 3 files.

A new version of the mirror game is available as a zipped file at 
http://www.arnoldvanhofwegen.com/stuff/mirror.zip

This time it is version 1.07. I put a beam in. Click on a label and 
a beam will show up,right click the label or just click the box for 
a new mirror and it disappears again. (It is also becoming a showcase 
for different REBOL techniques applied, though maybe not the best 
(: ) 
Have fun with this version!

Oh and you need the chessimages.r file I just uploaded too.

Robert, good job. I've been trying to open the test file, assuming 
that's necessary, but clicking on open does nothing for me.

strange, I just re-downloaded at it was empty... will check if its 
not something with browser caching... though it shouldn't if the 
file date changed on the server.

This is the benefit of speaking another language than English that 
is the base for so many computerlanguages. You can say things like 
rij: array [100] where array: array [100] would be a sure syntax 
error, and rij means array in Dutch off course. If you are in need 
of additional translations, just say so. Next I will build a multi-lang 
support lbl-something/text: lbl-something-tekst and a preferences 
panel with file (mirror.ini or mirror-pref.ini) for language (En 
De Nl Fr Es Pt additional wishes?), mirror line-width normal(1)/bold(3 
wide) for placed or both kinds and/or the grid, color of added mirrors, 
color for ok color for not ok.

Looks great Max, maybe all the docs make for a large script/download? 
The syntax highlighting, yes,the syntax file for UltraEdit is here 
for inspiration: http://www.ultraedit.com/files/wf/rebol.uew

Red Compiler: Nice work Arnold. Quick feedback: Need error handing 
(compiler not found etc.), config file to remember previous settings.

Hi Doc, it is a great piece of code! Thanks a lot.
in readme file it says:

http://raw.github.com/dockimbel/printer-driver/master/printer-scheme.r

but it doesn't work. I think it should be https instead of http, 
then it works:

https://raw.github.com/dockimbel/printer-driver/master/printer-scheme.r

beginner question:
i'm opening a file using
    d: open/direct/lines %bigfile.nt
i am then looping through each line using:
    while [ln: first d] [ ;do something here ]

i need to record the byte position of the start and end of each line...
how?

basically... just find crlf in the file.

Hmm.. LOAD might load the file even if it is not an image. So you 
may need to TO-IMAGE, or check the datatype after loading:
attempt [img: load %file if image! = type? img [...]]

Try to WRITE to a file the text you read from the web, it might be 
VERY long?

BrianH: Thanks for the info. It corrupts when I try it on objects. 
And wierd effects on blocks.. I've added "unset 'path" to my rebol.r 
file, so I won't be confused anymore.

Hi, I have a small problem playing an mp3 file 
I have so far
player: "/Applications/Vox.app/Contents/MacOS/Vox"
thissong: "/Users/Arnold/Music/A song.mp3" 
thatsong: "/Users/Arnold/Music/A-song.mp3"       
And then 
call reform [player thissong]  
call reform [player thatsong] 

Playing thissong will start the musicplayer, but no music was found 
and playing  thatsong starts the player and is being played without 
problem.

Because most of my mp3's and directories they are in have spaces 
in their names so starting to play them from REBOL gets hard this 
way.

I tried to-file thissong but this produces "%/......&20song.mp3" 
so it was not successful. (Allthough thatsong just played without 
a problem) :(
Any ideas please?

Another thing, I want to make an 'application' using REBOL that plays 
an mp3, an mp3 with a story for kids and I want to display the pictures 
from the book depending on maybe a timer(file) so the pictures are 
displayed acoording to the storyline. This also could be a helping 
aid for making presentations. 

I do not want to binary save my mp3 in the source of the application 
or in any other rebol-script so I just want to use the mp3 file and 
not convert it.

Furthermore I do not want an external app to be started unless it 
can be done under the hood and/or it can be controlled by my app 
because the presentation could be paused by the user. Any ideas where 
and how to start such script.

Found the answer to my first task:

Had to read the documentation a little further and needed a function 
localize-file: func [file] [
    rejoin [{"} to-local-file clean-path file {"}]
]

Now call reform [player localize-file to-file thissong] does play 
the song!

A slightly shorter version that does the same, I think:
        localize-file: func [file [file!] ][
            mold to-local-file clean-path file 
        ]

I added [file!] to the parameter.....You get the parameter type-checked, 
hence a better error message if you pass it something that is not 
a file name.

Arnold, you can also take a look at an .xml file that Excel produces 
and see how that is configured. I've had better success with xml 
files than csv (though I use those as well) since you can add all 
kinds of formatting with XML.

I had the cvs file (one at a time is easiest) read/lines, parsed 
the comma's and then depending on the record with the key name = 
currentrecname being already in the table an insert or an update. 
But the update using db-update/where just gave me trouble beyond 
belief. Trying update within SQL (I am talking about Rebdb here) 
was no problem at least using 1 property at a time (had no more time 
testing). But how to do it using db-update is a mystery to me. Tried 
many things to no avail. My table I created using db-create bt [name 
additive papertype department weight weightline]   How do I update 
the record where name = ABCD and I need only to update columns weight 
and weigthline, both integer (but that's a coincidence, don't mind 
if it could be anything)?

Any clues if it is possible to test a file for EOF?

When I use rename function to rename a file, the file date on my 
Mac OS X changes too. When I change a name using finder, carefully 
clicking the file and renaming it, the date does not change. Doe 
sthis happen on other platforms too? How to steer this behaviour?

I got an idea from a friend. So I got ready to start my two scripts 
(maybe someone wrote smth similar???) - one window; left pane has 
file system folders tree with top at the script's dir, right pane 
has some content. I want two scripts, every of them is a standalone 
app for its own like-minded audience: 1) plaintext.r, and 2) activetext.r. 
The plaintext.r will have right pane editor for plain text, saving 
it on the fly while editing (when the window is navigated away or 
closed, the text is saved); and activetext.r which has a plaintext-with-rebol-applets 
or .r content at the right pane.

I mean - text I need to input into the resulting file (UTF-8) is 
ANSI. I do print to-string read %text-slider.html, and in R3 console, 
Czech text is not correct ....

in editor, it's correct. Simply put - I read czech text from an ansi 
file, and it is distorted in console, ditto when writing it back 
to file of course ....

So you're saying the input file is not UTF-8?

Yes, ANSI. I solved it by re-saving the same source file as UTF-8 
istead of ANSI. Still a bad complication, as by default, Windows 
sets Notepad to ANSI, so it is a bit inconvenient ...

I am surprised R3 is not able to properly read/decode ANSI file with 
Czech alphabet ...

Why isn't there to-dir when there is to-file? Would adding to-dir: 
:dirize do the trick of making a to-dir function? Why isn't it implemented 
as a standard?

It doesn't really matter though; these aren't keywords. If you want 
to-dir: :dirize in your own code, put it in. Or put it in your rebol.r 
file.

I have a problem renaming files. rename does not change the filename 
on MacOSx. In the terminal it is no problem but in my script the 
filenames are not changed.

            fileo: to-file rejoin [what-dir add-suffix naam-oud-z-ext extensie]
            filen: to-file add-suffix naam-oud-z-ext extensie
            rename fileo filen

I have tested with probe that the types are ok and with the resulting 
values for fileo and filen the rename command worked like a charm. 
Any more ideas what is happening and how to debug this further? Thanks.

In the original script I use a change-dir to get into the right directory. 
Then renaming is just the rename filename newname. I stuffed the 
renaming into a function and changed the variable names. Everywhere 
but in this place where I wanted to rename the file for real and 
I forgot to change old to new.... so here I tried debugging it while 
using the complete path and filename, because I was afraid there 
could be an issue there.

apologies again - extracted this fragment from a gzillion mb file 
- there should be     
  ]]]]
at the end

yeah, well, all I can say is that whenever view or more specifically 
VID is frustrating, you should just mold the face which is aggravating 
you, save the code to a file and read it in your favorite syntax 
highlighted editor.


you will learn A LOT about how VID.view works and learn quite a few 
Reboling techniques too.

The advantages of == or =? comparison over PARSE QUOTE would be lost 
if you serialize the data and save it to a file or send it over a 
network. REBOL syntax doesn't keep track of those distinctions.

Let me simplify:

REBOL []
print "ok"
print system/script/args
ask "test"


When I encap this script and run with a parameter like "-cxx" it 
doesn't print ANYTHING.

no "ok" no "test" nothing. BUT when I WRITE system/script/args to 
a file it looks it is there.

REBOL []
print "ok"

write %test.txt system/script/args ;there is "-cxx" in test.txt file.

this works for me on free version of View: (XP)

sound-port: open sound://
play: func [file] [
 wait sound-port
 clear sound-port
 insert sound-port file
 wait sound-port
]

I read a file, line by line and want parts of each line in certain 
variables. First is an integer then a space and then a 3-4 character 
word then a space and then the rest of the line in a string. I guess 
there is no way like in Perl to match those variabels at once and 
put the value in numbered variables. I suppose I need to parse that 
line with something like (thru "a" copy b to "c") once for each variable 
(or perhaps first char with line/1)!?

Rebol [
    Title: "Catch"
    File: %catch.r
    Date: 5-Oct-2012/17:49:58+2:00
    Author: "Ladislav Mecir"
    Purpose: {
    	Catches local throw'
    	Ignores non-local throws
    }
]

; Error definition
system/error: make system/error [
	throw': make object! [
		code: system/error/throw/code + 50
		type: "throw' error"
    	not-caught: ["throw' not caught"]
    ]
]

catch': func [
    {Catches a throw' from a block and returns the value.}
    [throw]
    block [block!] "Block to evaluate"
    /local err disarmed
] [
	use [throw'] copy/deep compose/only [
		; "localize" 'throw' in the block
		block: (block)

		throw': func [[catch] value [any-type!]] [
			disarmed: disarm err: make error! [throw' not-caught]
			set/any in disarmed 'arg1 get/any 'value
			disarmed/arg2: 'throw'
			throw err
		]

		get/any either all [
			error? set/any 'err try block
			(
				disarmed: disarm err
				disarmed/type = 'throw'
			)
			disarmed/id = 'not-caught
			disarmed/arg2 =? 'throw'
		] [
			in disarmed 'arg1
		] [
			'err
		]
	]
]

Hi I found something in the config.inc.php  file and documentation 
that says "$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowDeny']['order'] string
If your rule order is empty, then IP authorization is disabled."

Perhaps you can check the config file and make sure you are logged 
in as the admin.

In rebdb.r file, db-update function takes columns parameter as word! 
or block! and says "Columns to set".
So I think it supports updating multiple columns at once.

After some time, I gave a try to the Sqlite DB. It kind of improved 
in some areas, even locking, so it is even more useable in concurrent 
environment. However - it still uses per file lock, and although 
it uses just milliseconds to lock the file, I have a problem with 
one aproach I am trying to take, and hence maybe the Sqlite is not 
right DB for my purpose, or my aproach is not correct. The reason 
why I wanted to use sqlite DB is, that it is easily movable to other 
target, and its performance is fine for even semi heavy solutions. 
I don't want to be dependant upon the some kind of "server", which 
stores its files who knows where, and to which I don't have proper 
access in cgi environment, unless I am a DB admin or server admin 
...

Simply put - millisecond lock time is enough fine grained for my 
purposes, but - let's assume you have several ppl working on some 
customer list, where each customer has some orders. Those ppl do 
select particular customer, and work with orders. What I want is 
- when some user selects particular customer, I need its record being 
locked. The trouble is, that when I use BEGIN transaction for sqlite, 
it locks all the file, and does not allow other process to do write 
to the DB.


I wonder, if I can somehow obey it, not really having per record 
locking. I would have to implement my own lock mechanism (not locking 
in fact), not allowing others select/enter customer record, when 
some other person is working on it?

my understanding of work steps is : i have two files *.cgi and *.r 
 ,in cgi file i created crossword that shows on web page ... in data.r 
 i have made connectivity with database and create table ... and 
my codes are as following : in cgi file:

the second file is only exaple of connectivity

i do not know how should i mix cgi file with database file

there are two things - 1) you have to write a form, basically a html 
file, with fields, etc., and submit button, linking it to your cgi 
script 2) you have to write a CGI script, being able to read submitted 
values ...

Create 2 files. Call the first one e.g. cgi-test.html, and upload 
it to your server. The only thing you have to change is the link 
to your .cgi script in there:

<HTML>
<TITLE>Simple Web Form</TITLE>
<BODY>
<b>Simple Web Form</b><p>
<FORM ACTION="http://www.xidys.com/cgi-bin/cgi-test.cgi">
<INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="Field" SIZE="25"><BR>
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Submit" VALUE="Submit">
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>



Create a second file, called cgi-test.cgi (it has to align to how 
you name it in the above source file). Upload it to your cgi working 
directory. Remember to change the first line to contain the path, 
where your REBOL executable is placed:

#!/usr/local/bin/rebcmd -sqc

REBOL []

print join "Content-type: text/plain" newline
start: now/time/precise

submitted: decode-cgi read-cgi
values: construct submitted

prin "Submitted: " print mold submitted
prin "values: " print mold values
prin "values/field: " print mold values/field

print now/time/precise - start
print newline
 

Now go to your URL, and try to submit some values. You can test it 
on my site at: http://www.xidys.com/cgi-test.html

This is the same file as last week(s) right? So I do not need to 
download it again?

If so mail me that file and I will do some extra editing on it.

I can not copy any file by dragging and dropping also ctrl-c ctrl-v 
didn't work. Copying a file should be easy?

I think delete should not be in the right-click menu only if you 
push shift or alt maybe. And there should definitely be an option 
to select move or copy a file.

Dragging moves a file. Hold Control to copy or Alt to make a symlink

Chris, I am stil figuring this out. I want bold/italic/(underline)/(em) 
paragrapphs separated with a blank line (easier to understand and 
no need to delete a routinely typed 'return'-key) h1/h2/h3 img (inline/left 
right center aligned) and a-href, only 1 level of bullits, and I 
think I can come along without numbered sections. I was thinking 
about mark-up delimiters on the beginning of the line like === ==+ 
==- ==* ==#   I kind of liked \note and /note or /code but everybody 
will forget if the first one will be fore or backslashed so I guess 
the indented version to produce code. Plus I want the markup to be 
from a css file. No need to make this within the script because the 
template/and a script can take care of where and which to link to. 
That's about it.