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[REBOL] Re: ANN: rebol-framework-006

From: robert:muench:robertmuench at: 20-Jan-2003 14:25

> -----Original Message----- > From: [rebol-bounce--rebol--com] [mailto:[rebol-bounce--rebol--com]] > On Behalf Of Boleslav Brezovsky > Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 11:48 AM > To: [rebol-list--rebol--com] > Subject: [REBOL] Re: ANN: rebol-framework-006 > when I double click %rebol-framework.r I've got > > ** Script Error: object-factory has no value > ** Where: do-boot > ** Near: database!: object-factory [ > file-format-version: make tuple! 0.0.1 > data: graph!/new [] > bot: graph!/new [] > ]
Hi, you have to click on %rfm-gui.r (rebol-framework.r is the engine... I think we will rename the files).
> ** Script Error: split-path expected target argument of type: file url > ** Near: second split-path system/options/script
Hmm... It's really annoying that Rebol sets fields depending on the start method you used. We use this to find out with additional files to load. Because Cyphre and I are doing distributed development, we have 3 versions: Cyphre's, mine and our base release. The idea is, that if Cyphre starts his version, his library version etc. will be loaded too.
> when I run rfm-gui.r from WinCMD I've got this error > > Saving databse none > Loading new file data/example.rfm_graph > ** Access Error: Cannot open /c/view/rfm/gfx/arrow-up-c.png > ** Where: forever > ** Near: load %gfx/arrow-up-c.png load %gfx/arrow-dn-c.png load > > and yes, there's no directory %gfx in rfm folder.
For about 1h there was a ZIP online, that had a wrong path in one of the style files. Maybe a new download solves this.
> Something must be wrong with RFM.
:-) I think I can negate this... (not yet).
> It's the first version I've > tried, maybe succesful people tried some version before and > now they've got some needed files on their disks which are > not present in 0.0.6 ? I don't know.
No, you should have everything that's needed. Robert