ANN: Color-lab plugin version
[1/7] from: rebol-list2::seznam::cz at: 9-Apr-2004 20:32
Hello rebol-list,
I've just updated my old Color-lab script to be working with new
versions of Rebol - plugin version is available at http://oldes.multimedia.cz/rss/builds/color-lab/
Cheers Oldes
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[2/7] from: maximo:meteorstudios at: 9-Apr-2004 14:50
Hi,
got this error...
** Script Error: decompress expected data argument of type: binary
** Near: do load decompress read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
-MAx
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[3/7] from: info:id-net:ch at: 9-Apr-2004 21:17
Hey,
It seems that it is not working I got this error : decompress expected data
argument of type: binary
Near: do load decompress read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab-gz
[4/7] from: antonr:lexicon at: 13-Apr-2004 3:03
Have a look:
** Script Error: decompress expected data argument of type: binary
** Where: do-thru
** Near: do load decompress read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
== none
>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab
== none
>> site
== http://127.0.0.1/rss/builds/
site has been set to his local computer. :)
Obviously he left that in during debugging,
and forgot to set it back before uploading.
I know how easy it is to forget...
That is a problem I solved for myself by writing a
tool which I called "push-cache". It pushes a file
from my local directory (my current sources) into
my public cache directory. So I always simply use
read-thru or load-thru, and don't have to remember to
remove debugging lines before upload all the time.
Anton.
[5/7] from: rebol-list2:seznam:cz at: 14-Apr-2004 18:22
Hello Anton,
Monday, April 12, 2004, 7:03:36 PM, you wrote:
AR> Have a look:
AR> ** Script Error: decompress expected data argument of type: binary
AR> ** Where: do-thru
AR> ** Near: do load decompress read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
>>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab.gz
AR> == none
>>> read-thru site/color-lab/ctx-color-lab
AR> == none
>>> site
AR> == http://127.0.0.1/rss/builds/
AR> site has been set to his local computer. :)
AR> Obviously he left that in during debugging,
AR> and forgot to set it back before uploading.
AR> I know how easy it is to forget...
Ahh... good work Anton. I will fix it:)
AR> That is a problem I solved for myself by writing a
AR> tool which I called "push-cache". It pushes a file
AR> from my local directory (my current sources) into
AR> my public cache directory. So I always simply use
AR> read-thru or load-thru, and don't have to remember to
AR> remove debugging lines before upload all the time.
I don't have any debugging lines inside, I just use a script which go
thru all files in specified directory, replaces all parts of code
(usually paths) and copy these files to places from where I do
uploads. But this time I probably uploaded the script directly:/
And because the script content is compressed to speed up the download,
I use the site variable in the header which is left uncompressed and
then in code I use:
site: system/script/header/site
....
after same time
....
it should be fixed....
You can even do:
do http://oldes.multimedia.cz/rss/builds/color-lab/color-lab.r
to run non plugin version (requires the new Rebols where is available
rgb-to-hsv as a native function)
For these who have old Rebol version, there should be still the
version on my reb-site
AR> Anton.
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Best regards,
rebOldes -----------------[ http://oldes.multimedia.cz/ ]
[6/7] from: moliad:aei:ca at: 14-Apr-2004 22:07
wow!
This is a super nice tool... why did I overlook it all this time!?
so much good stuff laying around...
I need a clone ( or three ;-)
I was just wondering, how did you get the Hue range effect?
-MAx
[7/7] from: greggirwin:mindspring at: 15-Apr-2004 10:13
Hi Oldes,
Another awesome reblet! Thanks!
-- Gregg