code that crashes
[1/3] from: balayo::mindspring::com at: 25-Jul-2000 9:06
Hey list,
two things...
I have a pretty big html file with a bunch of same-page links, that
goes something like this:
link
link
link
#linktarget <number name description list>
..
I want to rebolize the page so I can generate additions to the page
(make a "rebol" db).. how might I best accomplish this?
also, tell me if there is anything wrong with this line:
close insert (find (open ftp://user:[pass--site]) "these words") (code)
it works on opening local files, but, like that, crashes rebol.
any ideas?
thanks.
--
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-tom
[2/3] from: vhirsch:metrohealth at: 25-Jul-2000 11:10
I get the same behavior. Your one liner works with local files
but fails with ftp. This multi-line replacement works for me:
f1: read ftp://user:[pass--site]
insert find f1 "these words" code
write ftp://user:[pass--site] f1
Vic Hirsch [vhirsch--MetroHealth--org]
>>> <[balayo--mindspring--com]> 07/25 4:06 AM >>>
Hey list,
two things...
I have a pretty big html file with a bunch of same-page links, that
goes something like this:
link
link
link
#linktarget <number name description list>
..
I want to rebolize the page so I can generate additions to the page
(make a "rebol" db).. how might I best accomplish this?
also, tell me if there is anything wrong with this line:
close insert (find (open ftp://user:[pass--site]) "these words") (code)
it works on opening local files, but, like that, crashes rebol.
any ideas?
thanks.
--
Turn your computer off. Go outside.
-tom
[3/3] from: kracik:mbox:dkm:cz at: 26-Jul-2000 9:15
Hi,
I have reported a similar bug with whois scheme - the close function
crashes REBOL.
close insert open whois://rs.internic.net "rebol"
As Carl writes in the new networking document, the whois protocol is
almost trivial, so this might be a bug in the default network handler.
--
Michal Kracik
[balayo--mindspring--com] wrote: