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[REBOL] Re: Yet More VID Help...

From: volker:nitsch::gmail at: 17-Apr-2006 11:17

On 4/16/06, Charles <chalz-earthlink.net> wrote:
> Yep, it's me again. I'm getting the increasing feeling I'm either over my > head, or missing some very simplistic explanation... > > Something I'm working on with VID involves a "list" with two columns of > data. Easy enough to set up. I create a bunch of styles outside of layout, > one of which is > > >> out-list: list 254x512 [origin 0 across text 60 text 80] > > Then after loading the styles in the layout, I do: > > >> out-disp: out-list data [[0 "="] [1 "+"]] > > That's great. It works. The problem is, I can't figure out where the data > is being stored, how to access it, manipulate it, add on to it, etc. I > printed out the contents, and the only place I could find the data was in > > >> subfunc: func [face count index /item /stuff][ > stuff: [[0 "="] [1 "+"]] > either count > length? stuff [face/text: "" face/image: none] [ > set-it face stuff index count > ] > ] > > So, I don't get it. With most other types, you can access <object>/text or > <object>/data. What's going on here?
Magic. And the magician didn't bother about changing lists to much. Use 'supply, like this: rebol [] stuff: copy [] view layout [ lst: list [across info info] 400x400 supply [ either count > length? stuff [face/text: "" face/image: none] [ lst/set-it face stuff index count ] ] ; with [probe words source set-it] ; get some hints button "add now" [ append/only stuff reduce [mold 1 + length? stuff mold now/time] show lst ] ]
> On a subnote, is there a doc elaborating on the pre-defined styles > available? > > Again, my thanks to you all. > > --Charles > -- > To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to > lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject. >
-- -Volker Any problem in computer science can be solved with another layer of indirection. But that usually will create another problem. David Wheeler