newbie questions
[1/3] from: et::enterprise::net at: 5-Aug-2000 20:45
Hello,
I am interested in using Rebol, as someone familiar with Amiga, Blitz
Basic and C programming. I want to use it for general purpose text parsing
stuff, and perhaps for web applications as well. I don't run my own
webserver - so, would my ISP need to install a rebol interpreter? How
difficult is that?
Many thanks.
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[2/3] from: rchristiansen:pop:isdfa:sei-it at: 5-Aug-2000 15:51
In most situations, you can install REBOL yourself into your cgi-bin/
directory and execute scripts with .cgi extensions and beginning with a
shebang.
[3/3] from: et:enterprise at: 7-Aug-2000 20:07
Hello [RChristiansen--pop--isdfa--sei-it--com]
On 05-Aug-00, you wrote:
> In most situations, you can install REBOL yourself into your
> cgi-bin/ directory and execute scripts with .cgi extensions and
> beginning with a shebang.
Thanks for that - I think I'll start at the start and try out a few
tutorials before I start messing with cgi stuff. Anyway, Rebol is
great! Only complaint I could have is that the gui for the View
demo window takes a couple of seconds to pop up - surprised by
that because I've got a 68060 and graphic card! Maybe it's something
to do with the fonts rendering..