Scripts owned by gordon

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Convert Character to Hexidecimal
char-to-hex.r	v:1.0 964 bytes 7 May 2005	Convert an ASCII char to a two hex code. This is just one of those things in Rebol where you waste time looking for a solution to an otherwise extremely simple problem because the obvious doesn't work (ie: to-hex M doesn't work because to-hex wants an integer and to-integer wants a character not a string)! The C2I function [...] author: Gordon Raboud with help from TomC and Sunanda
Hide E-Mail Addresses by using Javascript
hide-email-addresses.r	v:1.0 2.5 KB 3 Jun 2005	This will take a web page and find all the mailto:aaa@bbb and convert the addresses to variables for use in Javascript. This effectively 'hides' the addressess from webbot e-mail address harvesters. Note: This script expects the opening tag (<a href="mailto:...">) and the closing tag (</a>) to be on one or at [...] author: Gordon Raboud
Convert 'Date' datatype to International Date - ISO 8601.
iso-8601-date.r	v:1.0.0 1.0 KB 8 Nov 2005	Simple one-liner function to covert date to ISO 8601 format. In my application a time stamp is not needed nor included in this function. For a function that includes a timestamp see: to-iso-8601-date.r author: Gordon Raboud
National Geographic Image of the Day Downloader
ngbg2.r	v:1.2.5 12.3 KB 11 Sep 2007	Downloads all the Picture Of The Day images (current and past) from the National Geographic website and saves it to a location of your choice. Revisions: Version 1.2.5 Checked to see if the large wallpaper exists and if not to use the smaller wall paper image. Version 1.2.4 Changed from Viewing the POTD to Browsing the POTD which then allows the user to go back [...] author: Gordon Raboud
Sort an array of records
sort-array.r	v:1.0.0 1.8 KB 7 Nov 2005	Sort an array where each record is separated by a 'newline' and each field in each record is separated by a comma. author: Gordon Raboud
sort-series-of-elements
sort-series.r	v:1.0.0 3.2 KB 7 Nov 2005	Sorting a series of items. Specify how many fields per record, which field to sort on, and Ascending or Descending order. author: Gordon Raboud with some help from Volker, DideC, Sunanda and BrianH