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Group: All ... except covered in other channels [web-public]
Graham:
15-Feb-2005
Windows generally uses the registry for mapping to extension.
Try looking for something as follows under "regedit":


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE    System       CurrentControlSet          Services

W3Svc               Parameters                 Script_Map Once there 
you

wantto EDIT --> New --> String Value to add a new extension association 
of

   ".cgi" Then MODIFY the new ".cgi" entry to associated it with the 
   rebol
executable, eg

   "C:\rebol\rebol.exe %s %s" Here "C:\rebol\" may be different on your
system and note that you must end with .exe.

Now restart the computer to get the new setting.
Reichart:
6-Feb-2008
Do you mean map as in Earth?
Reichart:
6-Feb-2008
It's slow, but here is the US in SVG http://apps.arcwebservices.com/svgviewer/map.html
BrianH:
1-Apr-2009
LOAD of a block will treat the block as a collection of things to 
load, so it will load all of them The code is this:
    map x source [apply :load [:x header next all unbound]]
Steeve:
1-Apr-2009
ahah i was about to said it was a shortcot for
map str ["print 'here" "print 'here"][load str]
BrianH:
1-Apr-2009
MAP and APPLY are native in R3, as fast as FOREACH and function calls, 
respectively.
Steeve:
1-Apr-2009
map is currently underated, it's a really cool function
BrianH:
1-Apr-2009
Even as mezzanines they would be useful, so MAP and APPLY are part 
of R2-Forward as well.
BrianH:
1-Apr-2009
Well, APPLY more often than MAP, but still.
Sunanda:
22-May-2009
Unflat countries can make some effort too (see map -- it's a 35.meg 
PDF linked to from thism page):
http://www.sustrans.co.uk/what-we-do/national-cycle-network
Sunanda:
22-May-2009
Though, as this collection of photos show, not all of it is world 
class:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/pete.meg/wcc/facility-of-the-month/site-map.htm
Group: !AltME ... Discussion about AltME [web-public]
Sunanda:
2-Jun-2010
Glad it's close enough for your current purpose.

If you need better searches for a specific research project, consider 
writing a few lines of REBOL and scanning your own local copy of 
/altme/worlds/rebol3/

The users.set file is simply a text file from which you can map group 
numbers and poster-ids/poster names
/chat/*.set is a series of text files, one per chat group.
It is pretty easy to do.

Or take a look at modifying this:
   http://www.rebol.org/view-script.r?script=skimp-my-altme.r
Group: Core ... Discuss core issues [web-public]
Sunanda:
8-May-2006
A URL path is _supposed_ to map to the file system path _if_ the 
scheme is ftp://
/
 has no assumed hierachical meaning in other URL schemes.
Hence the confusion at times.

I think REBOL is playing safe in not assuming the mapping. And, given 
how badly many FTP clients are written, that is probably for the 
best.
Geomol:
20-May-2006
Thanks! Actually I map from the pointer function glVertex3fv to glVertex3f, 
which takes it parameters as values, but that should be no problem. 
(I can't send a pointer to another task over tcp.)
Maxim:
1-Jun-2007
again, I know most patterns CAN be described using parse, but in 
many occasions, what could have been a simple parens with a decision 
and 2 or 3 very simple rules, ended up being a complex tree of tens 
or more rules, which have non obvious interdenpendencies and things 
like left entry recursions (I hope I make sense here) which are, 
well, slow(er) and hard to map in one's mind.
btiffin:
12-Sep-2007
Thanks for the opinions gentlemen.  All over the map of course.  
But Gregg's matters most, so either it is.  :)   And I've found the 
either to be the easier grok when quick scanning, no double think 
required.  This is not in tight code, so readability wins over performance 
concerns.


And just an aside;  all [false false] returning none...kinda sucks. 
  all [none none] returning none, sure; but all [false true] should 
be false, not none.  Or change the help doc to ...and returns NONE 
at the first FALSE or NONE.  Well, it doesn't suck persay, it just 
doesn't behave as the help would suggest.
DanielSz:
14-Nov-2007
There is a nice script that encodes strings to utf-8. It is by Romano 
Paolo & Oldes. I'd like the reverse:  decoding utf-8 strings. I found 
a script by Jan Skibinski proposing to do that, but the script doesn't 
load in rebol, exiting with an error ('map has no value). What's 
next?
Graham:
27-Dec-2007
I need to map a pair from one coordinate system to another.
Graham:
27-Dec-2007
What I am doing is taking two sets of pairs on a PNG image, and trying 
to map to the EPS image as postscript coordinates.
BrianH:
25-Apr-2008
For that matter, the mapping of bugs to scripts is not an easy task 
if you are using library scripts. If you are just doing scripts for 
effect, system/script would make sense. If you are doing scripts 
to load functions that will be run later, the script file name would 
map to the name of the script that is running when the function is 
run, rather than the script that was curent when it was being created.
Gregg:
18-Jun-2008
There isn't anything built in that does that. For simple min/max 
comparisons, you could do something like this:

	if a < first maximum-of [1 2 4] [print "cool"]

I also have a shortcut for FIRST MAXIMUM-OF.


 pick-max: func [series [series!]] [attempt [pick maximum-of series 
 1]]
	if a < pick-max [1 2 4] [print "cool"]


For the general case, I would use a map and anonymous func combo. 
R3 has a native MAP func, but you have to roll your own in R2.
Chris:
3-Jan-2009
Sounds like you need a 'map function.  Psuedo-example:

	map my-block func [val][
		either word? val [
			either any-function? get val [val][get val]
		][
			val
		]
	]
Janko:
22-Jan-2009
BrianH and others : you made such great word (and ported it to mezzaine 
- I still have no idea what that is :) ) of the word map (as in functional 
programming ) ... did you maybe or is there any chance that its sister 
function reduce or fold or fold-left could be made in such a way.. 
I use your map a lot now but I have to use my poor fold word for 
folds :)
BrianH:
12-Feb-2009
I wonder if we can do MAP-REDUCE in REBOL :)
Pekr:
9-Mar-2009
I wonder if we could have iteration via two blocks? I have two blocks 
- first with field names, second with values. I could write some 
map function and put it into object, but field names have spaces, 
so I did something like following:

stock: read/lines %stav-zasob.csv

forskip stock 2 [

  fields: parse/all stock/1 ";"
  values: parse/all stock/2 ";"

  i: 1
  foreach name fields [
   print [name ": " value/:i]
   i: i + 1
  ]

 ask "Press any key to continue ..." 


]
BrianH:
11-Mar-2009
We would probably want to skip the set-word behavior of R3's FOREACH, 
but if we need it it can be compiled - I did so for MAP in R2.
eFishAnt:
2-Apr-2009
I wish I knew the best way to install a Core script as a "service" 
(service in the Windoze sense so it has a specific login rights, 
which map up to a UNC share rights)
Anton:
9-May-2009
MAP is close to what you want.

data: [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]
map v data [either v > 5 [v][]]
;== [6 7 8 9 10]
Anton:
9-May-2009
foronly: func [cond data][map v data compose [either (cond) [v][]]]
foronly [v > 5] data
;== [6 7 8 9 10]
foronly [even? v] data
;== [2 4 6 8 10]
Group: View ... discuss view related issues [web-public]
Henrik:
22-Jun-2005
I'm sitting on a 256 color screen through a WindowsXP Remote Desktop 
and Viewtop looks like crap. Therefore I was thinking if some recommended 
coloring policy would be beneficial for low-colored devices, or if 
REBOL/View could have a scheme to intelligently map colors down?


I know REBOL can't know that it's being used in a low-colored environment 
like Remote Desktop, but you could specifically map colors down in 
a layout, if you know your app will run on a poor display device.


Something like layout/depth and then a number from 2-32. It would 
be useful also for generally mapping down images. How does that sound?
Pekr:
23-Jun-2005
Or map enter key to the button?
Anton:
19-Oct-2005
shell-list allows functions to be placed in the map dialect block, 
which is kind of like your /explicit refinement above. The automatic 
iterates are found in the default-iterates block.
Josh:
14-Dec-2005
It's just a simple line change in the View desktop.   In %vt-prefs.r 
, there keyboard map sets ctrl-E to                    [editor 'same] 
   I'm in favor of   [editor none]
Janeks:
23-Jan-2006
I have a view that works like simple Mapserver client with zoom box, 
etc. I made new version that supports panning, by dragging with mouse.

All worked fine (zooming, panning) until I changed simple loading 
map image from load to read-thru/to.

Zoom box worked, but while mapfile loads it slowly follows cursor 
instead that by script logic (that I did not change) it should stop. 
And my map pane no more returning to zero offset after map image 
loading.
How those view faces are connected with read-thru  ?
 
loadMapImg: func [
	mapUrl
	/local rezImg
][
	if exists? %mapImg.gif [ delete %mapImg.gif ]
	either attempt [
		rezImg: read-thru/to mapUrl %mapImg.gif
;		rezImg: load mapUrl	
	][
		return load %mapImg.gif
;		return rezImg
	][
		return none
	]
]]
Geomol:
17-Apr-2006
Each scanline has to be mapped onto the original image to find the 
colours. If such a mapping is made with straight lines, I predict 
the result to look ok with nice rectangle-like figures. But if one 
corner is far away from the rest, or moved in between the others, 
the result might be awful. A better way could be to map the scanlines 
as Bezier-curves on the original image. Could be interesting to know, 
how AGG does it, now that AGG's result is so good.
Janeks:
19-Sep-2006
Remote script is mapserver template that returns map layer feature 
data based on coordinates:
Something like:
info-win: layout [
	text "Fld:"

 text "[fldName]" ;this finaly looks just - text "value from table"
	etc
]
Maxim:
8-Nov-2006
there are three button mice, but they are seldom used by non-3d artists. 
 in 3d XYZ,  Scare RotateTranslate, camera Tilt -Orient-Pan  all 
map so cleanly to 3 buttons.
Pekr:
27-Nov-2006
If platform specific wrapper will be open source, I wonder how long 
it will take someone to map this to JAVA :-) Of course RT would have 
to port rebol library to Java too ... would be probably slow, but 
it would mean - Rebol running everywhere :-)
Anton:
3-Feb-2007
As far as I see it, RT uses objects when speed is needed. They can 
map down to C structures better I think.
Maxim:
7-Mar-2007
we can loose 6 hours trying to map all that back up... maybe someone 
has already done it here?  I have the sdk, I could look into it... 
but its just a question of time... I've got more important code to 
write than searching for this right now.
Graham:
30-Mar-2008
Perhaps we need a font map ?
NormanDep:
30-Mar-2008
Yes then you have indeed a font map...
amacleod:
20-Aug-2008
On anoher note...

Anyone know of any good examples of colorizing (highlighting) sections 
of text within a face. The word browser mentions caret-to offset 
and offset-to-caret being used to map text and creating colored or 
hyperlinked text but the example does not seem to be what I'm looking 
for...
TomBon:
19-Apr-2009
visualisation,
does somebody knows how to create a map like this in rebol?

a qubic map:
http://gdmap.sourceforge.net/img/gdmap-preview.png

some more examples and radial maps of this are here:

http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Festplattenbelegung?highlight=verzeichnisserstell

A hint to a source, algo or raw concept etc. would be nice.

especial the calculation how to find and place to the proper position 
within 
the workspace is what I am looking for.
BudzinskiC:
25-Apr-2010
I'm currently writing a Rogue like game with Rebol. I used a box 
to display the game map and set the focus on it so that it receives 
keyboard input but when I do that there is a weird white stripe being 
drawn on top of the box in the center. Any idea why that is and how 
I can make it go away? http://img.skitch.com/20100425-ju42itgetsasupi6yerc1ph4db.png
Anton:
25-Apr-2010
What face or style do you base the face which displays your map on?
Group: I'm new ... Ask any question, and a helpful person will try to answer. [web-public]
Henrik:
8-Apr-2011
http://www.rebol.com/r3/docs/datatypes/map.html


I see it has not yet been documented. I seem to remember that it 
was, but I might be wrong.
Endo:
1-Dec-2011
I'm also working on very similar to your case right now. I don't 
know if its useful for you but here how I do (on Windows)


command: {csvde -u -f export.ldap -d "ou=myou" -r "(objectClass=user)" 
-s 10.1.31.2 -a "" "" -l "DN,sn,uid,l,givenName,telephoneNumber,mail"}

call/wait/console/shell/error command %export.err  ;export all users, 
bind annonymous

if 0 < get in info? %export.err 'size [print "error" editor %export.err 
halt]
lines: read/lines %export.ldap

;create an object from the first line (field names, order may differ 
from what you give in the batch)

ldap-object: construct append map-each v parse first content none 
[to-set-word v] 'none
foreach line lines [
	(
		set words-of o: make ldap-object []  parse/all line {,}
		append users: [] o
	)
] ;append all valid users as an object to a block
probe users

I hope it gives some idea.
Group: Parse ... Discussion of PARSE dialect [web-public]
BrianH:
5-Nov-2008
Yes, you will be able to use Unicode for variable names. I wouldn't 
suggest it though: You have to use Character Map to enter half of 
Perl 6's operators because they did exactly what you suggested :(
Tomc:
15-Jun-2009
you need to maintain a map of keywords and codes   to that  in its 
own file and read it in to build your rules
Tomc:
15-Jun-2009
before building the rules 
then when codes change or mor are added you just update your map
BrianH:
30-Sep-2009
That sounds like standard OOP. User types only map their operations 
to the action! functions.
Maxim:
17-Oct-2009
since I use binding to map inner rules which are also constructed 
on the fly but have to be pushed and poped from the stack as I traverse 
data... its a lot of fun  :-D
Steeve:
25-Oct-2009
R3 one liner ;-)

>> map-each [a b] parse "this-is-a-string" "-" [ajoin [a #"-" b]]
Group: !RebGUI ... A lightweight alternative to VID [web-public]
Ashley:
23-Feb-2006
can keycode shortcuts be used for Yes and Now

 ... I was going to map Enter to OK / Yes and just leave ESC mapping 
 to Close / Cancel / No. What keycodes were you thinking of ("Y" and 
 "N"?).

CTRL+A in list doesn't mark all entries
 ... good spot, I'll add it to the list.
Ashley:
19-Feb-2007
will you guys build downloadable file once you reach merged and kind 
of stable release?

 Last stable build is #46 available via the View desktop and here: 
 http://www.dobeash.com/download.html


Once the current changes "settle down" (i.e. at least a week or so 
passes without a major new issue/problem) I'll update the stable 
set.

161kB.. it's pretty large
 ... 30+ widgets tends to do that! ;)

I like the BTN style of button which is in Rebol by default

 ... Come up with an AGG (not image-based) equivalent or similar and 
 I'll gladly use that.


re: tabs (and button) look. My previous goal was to try and map the 
look as closely as possible to WinXP. This required a combination 
of images and complex draw commands. My goal now is to keep it as 
simple as possible, with a nice clean look that can be implemented 
with as few effects/draw commands as possible. Button is an example 
of that. Instead of using 3 images and changing them based on current 
button state, I now use a simple draw block and change a single value 
based on state. Note that the radius is customizable (via effects/radius). 
Does this produce the best looking button ever? No. But don't fault 
the technique, rather my [limited] AGG compositional skills! Feel 
free to come up with a better button algorithm.


tabs are another example, where yellow lines of varying length were 
drawn to approximate the WinXP tab look, and had to be cleared and 
redrawn based on state changes. The new approach uses a simple effect 
block ( [round color 5] )where all that needs changing on a state 
change is the color. Same deal as button applies. Come up with a 
simple draw block that creates a good looking tab and I'll gladly 
use that.
Group: DevCon2005 ... DevCon 2005 [web-public]
Chris:
30-Sep-2005
Just sharing coordinates.  Type in your name, and click where you 
are on the map.
Chris:
30-Sep-2005
Updated the Map -- should now remember who you are.  (let's see who's 
still around :o)
Arthur:
1-Oct-2005
oh, Chris' map kinda showed Cali maybe north a little.
Pekr:
1-Oct-2005
Looking at map I can see we have some folks located in Australia 
- so after US and EU, will next devcon be in Asia or Australia? :-)
DideC:
2-Oct-2005
- Chris / Rebmap : very nice but the map is soooo small.


- Questions to Carl : Reicharts has ask every questions to Carl Saturday 
evening (Italian time : GMT+2), ended after the banket. There was 
30 witness ;-) No Internet at the hotel, so wait a bit he find a 
connection to post it.


- Uniserve vs. LNS : don't compare "TCP" and "MSM messenger" please 
! Uniserve is just an async network engine. LNS act at the OSI application 
level. LNS can work on Uniserve, HTTP, mail, even floppy if you want 
(the last 3 are Gabriele words).


- Online Free BEER : Jaime give us this url, but it doesn't work 
(or I made a mistake while I wrote it)
 http://www.whywire.net/share/beer-sdk.tar.gz
Joe:
7-Oct-2005
chris had an app where one could check a map with all the nationalities. 
any idea where to get it ?
Joe:
7-Oct-2005
thanks. I check the map but doesn't have the info. Who were the attendees 
from England and Spain ?
Group: Rebol School ... Rebol School [web-public]
BrianH:
8-Mar-2010
>> to-date map-each x reverse parse head insert copy/part at "*[YY-MM-DD=03-06-30]*" 
12 8 "20" "-" [to-integer x]
== 30-Jun-2003

>> to-date replace/all form reverse parse copy/part at "*[YY-MM-DD=03-06-30]*" 
12 8 "-" " " "-"
== 30-Jun-2003
BrianH:
8-Mar-2010
And profile them to see which is better:


>> dp [to-date map-each x reverse parse head insert copy/part at 
"*[YY-MM-DD=03-06-30]*" 12 8 "20" "-" [to-integer x]]
== make object! [
    timer: 0:00:00.000023
    evals: 43
    eval-natives: 14
    eval-functions: 5
    series-made: 11
    series-freed: 0
    series-expanded: 0
    series-bytes: 731
    series-recycled: 0
    made-blocks: 6
    made-objects: 0
    recycles: 0
]


>> dp [to-date replace/all form reverse parse copy/part at "*[YY-MM-DD=03-06-30]*" 
12 8 "-" " " "-"]
== make object! [
    timer: 0:00:00.00004
    evals: 103
    eval-natives: 30
    eval-functions: 5
    series-made: 8
    series-freed: 0
    series-expanded: 0
    series-bytes: 530
    series-recycled: 0
    made-blocks: 2
    made-objects: 0
    recycles: 0
]
Steeve:
12-Mar-2010
you need to pass the values to map because the formula block only 
contains tag! which basically are strings (tags have no context, 
nor values).
if instead you use get-words as tags, you don't need to.

my-compose: func [code [block!] /local pos][
	parse code rule: [
		any [
			  to get-word! pos: (pos/1: get pos/1) skip 		    	
			| to any-block! into rule
		]
	]
	code
]

>>x: 1
>>y: 2
>>z: 3
>>my-compose [print :x + (:y + :z)]
==[print 1 + (2 + 3)]
BrianH:
23-Sep-2010
map-each x read/lines %tmp.txt [to-word parse x [return to " "]]
PatrickP61:
23-Sep-2010
Here is the completed script to get only Function names (nothing 
else) in a file:

echo %tmp.txt 
what () 
echo none 
funct-block: read/lines %tmp.txt

funct-names: map-each x funct-block [to-word parse x [return to " 
"]]
write/lines %Funct.txt funct-names
BrianH:
23-Sep-2010
funct-names: sort map-each [w v] to-block system/contexts/exports 
[either any-function? :v [to-word w] [()]]
BrianH:
23-Sep-2010
WHAT gets its words from the system/contexts/exports object. MAP-EACH 
takes a block, so the object is converted to a block. The :v is equivalent 
to GET/any 'v in R3. The () in the second EITHER block is to generate 
an unset! value, which will cause MAP-EACH to not add a value to 
the block for that round. And SORT sorts words in R3.
Awi:
9-Mar-2011
Unluckily the face I am using is a plain panel, so no text there. 
I just tried PRINT CARET-TO-OFFSET pnl-map "", and it returns none.
Awi:
24-Nov-2011
Hi, I am trying to write a Rebol app that download some .png map 
tiles from OpenStreetMap, and display them.  Since Rebol does not 
support multithreading, while downloading every map tile, the user 
will face a non responding screen, which is not very nice. Is there 
a known trick to download in background, or something like that? 
Many thanks..
Awi:
30-Nov-2011
@Kaj: Sorry, a little of the topic. For the future, I'm planning 
to replace the Rebol 2 UI side of my app to use libchamplain or osm-gps-map. 
Hopefully I can already use red by then (currently python is in my 
mind). Which one do you think is more mature and easy to use? My 
app would only display OSM tiles and draw some objects and lines 
on it. Thanks for your opinion and pointing me into these libraries.
Kaj:
30-Nov-2011
OSM-GPS-Map is thus simpler to roll out, but it is GPL instead of 
LGPL, so it can't be used in closed applications
Group: Tech News ... Interesting technology [web-public]
Maxim:
17-Sep-2009
as long as we can map the entire .net spec (probably through mono), 
in theory yes.
Pekr:
19-Mar-2010
Taken from OS News (credit: Kroc Camen):


Google's Native Client (NaCl) is a browser technology to deliver 
native x86 binaries to users on Windows, Mac and Linux. Whilst this 
bridges the gap between modern JavaScript speeds and native binaries, 
portability is limited and that's especially important on the web 
where there's greater device diversity than on the desktop. Google 
are announcing that NaCl now also supports x86-64 and ARM. In addition 
to this Google are also announcing the ANGLE project, an open source 
compatibility layer to map WebGL (OpenGL ES for the web) to DirectX 
calls for Windows systems without an OpenGL library.


http://www.osnews.com/story/23021/Native_Client_Portability_Almost_Native_Graphics_Layer_Engine
Chris:
6-Oct-2010
Map of the Internet:
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/online_communities_2_large.png
Reichart:
19-Mar-2011
http://www.blackcatsystems.com/RadMap/map.html
Group: !REBOL3-OLD1 ... [web-public]
JaimeVargas:
20-Dec-2006
(apply * (map + item-order-list  item-price-list)) for example (apply 
* (map + '(1 2 4) '(100 50 25)))  ;== 300

That is my one line scheme code for totalizing an order.
JaimeVargas:
21-Dec-2006
This type of composition appears a lot when using combinations of 
apply and map and fold.
BrianH:
24-May-2007
Can you map nodes to physical world objects?
Pekr:
28-May-2007
I would suggest, to not overcomplicate things from the very beginning, 
to simply stick to what we have - cross platform UI behavior. I know 
there are OS specific things - installers, control panel icon, systray 
icon, OS-X (Amiga) system menu, etc., those should be possible as 
an option ... (e.g. view/new/os could use OS dialog box ... or view/specs 
layout [layout here] [spec-block configuring how the same layout 
should map to OS features ... .e.g. already mentioned menu)])
Gregg:
24-Jul-2007
FOLD vs MAP - FOLD accumulates, while MAP applys the func and returns 
a series of results.
Pekr:
30-Jul-2007
really? (re screenshot) ... moving windows by accelerator keys was 
fine. I think that we will need to map win32 api, which will tell 
us about particular monitor set-ups ...
Henrik:
29-Aug-2007
>> map [where:] [1 2 3 4 5 6] [take/part where 2]
== [[1 2] [3 4] [5 6]]
Henrik:
29-Aug-2007
I'm beginning to like this MAP function :-)
Maarten:
12-Oct-2007
Chris: my point exactly. VID should map to the DOM with CSS and use 
REBOL instead of Javascript (or alongw ith....)
BrianH:
21-Nov-2007
The trick is that you can't remove keys, but if you assign none to 
the map at a given key the effect is the same.
BrianH:
8-Jan-2008
Actually, you bring up a good point. There is currently no reason 
to know what keys are currently defined in a map because in theory 
all possible keys are defined in a map - they just don't have values 
yet. If you try to retrieve the value for a key that is not in the 
map yet, you get #[none] (the value, not the word). If you want to 
not have a key in the map, just set its value to #[none]. Yeah, that 
key may be physically still in the map, but who cares? The effect 
is the same - the only difference is memory usage.
BrianH:
8-Jan-2008
If it matters to you whether a key is in the map or not (regardless 
of its value), you should probably be using object! instead. With 
object! there is actually a difference between the key being there 
or not, and you can always expand an object with new fields if you 
need to in R3.
BrianW:
8-Jan-2008
I was thinking about the difference between a map and a normal object. 
It's easy to slip into a Perl/Python sort of mindset, where maps 
are often the most convenient way to describe data. It can be easy 
to forget the flexibility of Rebol datatypes.
shadwolf:
21-Jul-2008
Carl is still wondering how to name thing ....I think really that's 
not the main problem actually ... I'm more interrested to know how 
the dev goes according to the road map than knowing how rebol VM 
without View is going to be called how REBOL language is going to 
be named how rebol/view is going to be named next ...
shadwolf:
21-Jul-2008
interresting questions: what is the new road map (with deadlines) 
whowill participate?  actual gabrile code remains or is it trashed 
?  in the futur how can we organise the community to apport more 
and in amore productivly way?  what is the real main vision he have 
on view? does it's going to be an easy to  build  fexible and easy 
to update visual  IHM  or does it going to be nothing more than a 
webrowser (and bro if that's your vision you are a decade too late 
there is plenty of web browser and most of thempropose way to extend 
them with minimal coding .... )
BrianH:
9-Jan-2009
I don't know. I know that if you need to have an unset! vale in a 
series, not being able to insert one would be a hassle. I just don't 
like the wrapper code  that it requires sometimes (as in that MAP 
discussion).
[unknown: 5]:
9-Feb-2009
I don't know much about vector or map but I hope that we haven't 
loss the functionality of list and hash in R3.
BrianH:
9-Feb-2009
There are plans to extend FOREACH to map! and object!, and MAP could 
make sense too I suppose, but no plans for that. What did you use 
hash! for that wasn't keyed search, Doc, and what advantages did 
it give you over block! aside from a different datatype?
Group: Postscript ... Emitting Postscript from REBOL [web-public]
Graham:
5-Dec-2008
and then you can map
Graham:
5-Dec-2008
; map postscript fonts to windows fonts
	fonts: [
Bookman-Demi
 "URW Bookman L Demi Bold"
Bookman-DemiItalic
 "URW Bookman L Demi Bold Italic"
Bookman-Light
 "URW Bookman L Light"
Bookman-LightItalic
 "URW Bookman L Light Italic"
Courier
 "Nimbus Mono L"
Courier-Oblique
 "Nimbus Mono L Regular Oblique"
Courier-Bold
 "Nimbus Mono L Bold"
Courier-BoldOblique
 "Nimbus Mono L Bold Oblique"
AvantGarde-Book
 "URW Gothic L Book"
AvantGarde-BookOblique
 "URW Gothic L Book Oblique"
AvantGarde-Demi
 "URW Gothic L Demi"
AvantGarde-DemiOblique
 "URW Gothic L Demi Oblique"
Helvetica
 "Nimbus Sans L"
Helvetica-Oblique
 "Nimbus Sans L Regular Italic"
Helvetica-Bold
 "Nimbus Sans L Bold"
Helvetica-BoldOblique
 "Nimbus Sans L Bold Italic"
Helvetica-Narrow
 "Nimbus Sans L Condensed"
Helvetica-Narrow-Oblique
 "Nimbus Sans L Condensed Italic"
Helvetica-Narrow-Bold
 "Nimbus Sans L Condensed Bold"
Helvetica-Narrow-BoldOblique
 "Nimbus Sans L Condensed Bold Italic"
Palatino-Roman
 "URW Palladio L Roman"
Palatino-Italic
 "URW Palladio L Italic"
Palatino-Bold
 "URW Palladio L Bold"
Palatino-BoldItalic
 "URW Palladio L Bold Italic"
NewCenturySchlbk-Roman
 "Century Schoolbook L Roman"
NewCenturySchlbk-Italic
 "Century Schoolbook L Italic"
NewCenturySchlbk-Bold
 "Century Schoolbook L Bold"
NewCenturySchlbk-BoldItalic
 "Century Schoolbook L Bold Italic"
Times-Roman
 "Nimbus Roman No9 L"
Times-Italic
 "Nimbus Roman No9 L Regular Italic"
Times-Bold
 "Nimbus Roman No9 L Medium"
Times-BoldItalic
 "Nimbus Roman No9 L Medium Italic"
Times-BoldOblique
 "Nimbus Roman No9 L Medium Italic"
Symbol
 "Standard Symbols L"
ZapfChancery-MediumItalic
 "URW Chancery L Medium Italic"
ZapfDingbats
 "Dingbats"
free 3 of 9 regular
 "FREE3OF9.TTF"
]
Group: !Cheyenne ... Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server [web-public]
Graham:
18-Oct-2008
so, DELETE /@api/fax/jobno and GET /@api/fax/jobno both map to the 
same rsp page.
Janko:
18-Feb-2009
Pekr a little help for the problem when a existing apache/lamp website 
needs additonal web-app that you would want to write using cheyene 
would be to use Apache's mod_proxy to map just some path to cheyenne 
 > ProxyPass > ProxyPassReverse  -- http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html
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