using nntp in rebol
[1/5] from: galtbarber::mailandnews::com at: 21-Dec-2000 15:02
How do I post to a newsgroup?
I figured out from the user guide how to read the list of newsgroups
and how to then read the messages. How do I post my own question
to the group. I could maybe use Netscape to do it but I would rather
learn how to do it in rebol. I browsed quickly through the source
for nntp.r, but it wasn't immediately obvious to me.
Files like this would be a lot more useful if some examples
of usage were given.
-Galt
tia
[2/5] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 22-Dec-2000 12:15
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 15:02:36 -0800
[galtbarber--mailandnews--com] wrote:
> Files like this would be a lot more useful if some
> examples
> of usage were given.
>
Rebol for Dummies covers this, but I skimmed that section so
can't help.
--
Graham Chiu
[3/5] from: galtbarber:mailandnews at: 21-Dec-2000 15:46
David Hawley wrote:
I've looked through the wole dictionary and don't see a quick method for converting a
decimal!
to a string! with a specified format. I C I'd do something like:
sprintf( destString, "%.2f", number);
Is there something similar in REBOL or do I need a function?--
David L. Hawley D.L. Hawley and Associates 1.503.274.2242
Software Engineer [David--L--Hawley--computer--org]
David, pi is a built-in constant of type decimal!
When I say
>>to string! pi
== "3.14159265358979"
so, it seems pretty easy.
am I missing something?
-Galt
[4/5] from: rchristiansen:pop:isdfa:sei-it at: 21-Dec-2000 18:35
Here is something strange. Using "make string!" does not create a
string! datatype from pi, but "to string!" does.
>> decimal? pi
== true
>> pie: make string! pi
== ""
>> pike: to string! pi
== "3.14159265358979"
[5/5] from: allenk:powerup:au at: 22-Dec-2000 20:05
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Subject: [REBOL] using nntp in rebol
> How do I post to a newsgroup?
> I figured out from the user guide how to read the list of newsgroups
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> of usage were given.
> -Galt
Have you read the How-to for it?
http://www.rebol.com/howto.html#news.html
Cheers,
Allen K
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