Type 'face
[1/6] from: lp:legoff:free at: 20-Apr-2005 9:38
Hello, rebolers,
Objects don't have usually a "type", except faces. Faces are objects, but with
an attribute "type" : face/type: 'face
What makes this word ? Is is just a flag to the show function ?
thanks for help,
===Philippe
[2/6] from: antonr::lexicon::net at: 20-Apr-2005 22:54
Hi Philippe,
I don't know the reason, but if you make your
own face, without the TYPE attribute, then viewing
it gives you this error:
>> view my-face
** User Error: bad face in screen pane!
** Near: show scr-face
if new [do-events]
Anton.
[3/6] from: gabriele::colellachiara::com at: 20-Apr-2005 15:45
Hi Anton,
On Wednesday, April 20, 2005, 2:54:25 PM, you wrote:
AR> I don't know the reason, but if you make your
AR> own face, without the TYPE attribute, then viewing
AR> it gives you this error:
Faces only work if they are derived by the FACE object. If you
make your own, it needs to have exactly the same words and in the
exact same order.
Regards,
Gabriele.
--
Gabriele Santilli <[g--santilli--tiscalinet--it]> -- REBOL Programmer
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[4/6] from: lp::legoff::free::fr at: 20-Apr-2005 23:15
Hello Gabriele, and Anton,
Thanks for your help.
Hooo about help...If I set the system/options/help to true, what's happen ?
Is it for debugging ?
===Philippe
Selon Gabriele Santilli <[gabriele--colellachiara--com]>:
[5/6] from: antonr::lexicon::net at: 23-Apr-2005 0:09
Philippe,
I've never seen it used in anything.
I think it's unused but "reserved" for
the future.
Anton.
[6/6] from: rebolforces:gm:ail at: 30-May-2005 8:55
On 4/23/05, Anton Rolls <[antonr--lexicon--net]> wrote:
> Philippe,
>
> I've never seen it used in anything.
> I think it's unused but "reserved" for
> the future.
>
> Anton.
It will probably come back to bite me, but in my old card game engine,
I actually re-use 'type in the face object for my own purposes. Since
the origins of that script is really, really, old I suspect I was
doing something inline with how CID was using 'type to store the the
style name.
Cheers,
Allen