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[REBOL] Re: [REBOL]

From: belymt:saunalahti:fi at: 7-Jul-2002 21:38

At 11:25 7.7.2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Joanna, > ><< I have to confess.. I can't understand it at all.. I'll definitely need >more time with REBOL :) >> > >Let me know if there's anything you want explained. The clarity of my code >is probably much more at fault than REBOL.
It's not just your code.. I just need time to adjust.. :) One feature would be nice.. it could Re-load that data every 30 minutes or so :)
><< But I get this error.. I'm using View 1.2.1.3.1 > >** Script Error: as-pair has no value...> > >Sorry about that. The risk of quick hacking and not testing on anything >other than my current environment.
That's quite understable. http://www.rebol.com/docs/core-252.html I am reading about those changes on latest Core versions. That extended help looks really good addition, and save to memory and send/attach are definitely foog additions. But I wonder about those changes on system behaviour. IMHO those two looks quite important changes, have you seen any real issues because of those? 1.2 Load change 2.5.2 Less agressive evaluation
>As Anton pointed out, it's in the new version. Rather than forcing people to >use the new beta, though, you can just include it in the script. That way it >will run everywhere. > >; as-pair is a mezzanine in View releases after 1.2.1. >; Included here for prior versions. >as-pair: func [ > "Combine X and Y values into a pair." > x [number!] y [number!] >][ > to-pair reduce [to-integer x to-integer y] >] > >That's a nice feature of being able to source mezzanines. You can patch them >in manually for use on older releases of the interpreter.
I like extensible languages myself..
>Let me know if it works for you with the above function patched in.
It opens a window and displays 4 messages (each having 3 lies of text.) but it does fail a bit later Unknown word or style: scroller Misplaced item: 16x244 Misplaced item: [ c: max 0 to-integer value *] Is this also addition on new release? Joanna