[ALLY] About Rebol/View/Desktop
[1/10] from: etienne:alaurent:free at: 4-May-2001 0:38
Hi,
I would like to see the code for Desktop in Rebol/View (it could be very
educational).
How can I do to see it ?
Cheers.
[2/10] from: ronald:gruss:libertysurf at: 4-May-2001 1:09
Hi,
Use the 'source command like this
source desktop
and after that : source ctx-viewtop
I'm a newbie and haven't enough time to explore ...!
Have a lot of fun and good luck ;-))
Ronald
[3/10] from: etienne:alaurent:free at: 4-May-2001 1:19
Hi, Ronald
I tested this before in my linux box, and I obtained a frozen Rebol console (I
don't know why) without any code.
Merci quand même !
Cheers
Etienne
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[4/10] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 4-May-2001 11:32
On Fri, 4 May 2001 01:19:35 +0200
Etienne ALAURENT <[etienne--alaurent--free--fr]> wrote:
> I tested this before in my linux box, and I obtained a
> frozen Rebol console (I
> don't know why) without any code.
If you came back after 30 mins or so, you would have seen
the source scrolling down :-)
--
Graham Chiu
[5/10] from: etienne:alaurent:free at: 4-May-2001 1:41
Le ven, 04 mai 2001, vous avez écrit :
>If you came back after 30 mins or so, you would have seen
>the source scrolling down :-)
>
>--
>Graham Chiu
>--
ok, I'm going to test it.
Thank you.
Etienne
[6/10] from: belymt:saunalahti:fi at: 4-May-2001 2:46
At 01:19 4.5.2001 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi, Ronald
>
>I tested this before in my linux box, and I obtained a frozen Rebol console (I
>don't know why) without any code.
I'm waiting.. I "source ctx-desktop"
IMHO it looks like that ctx-desktop is HUGE word and decompiling it takes a
lot of time.. at lest Rebol keeps allocation/freeing dynamic memory (win2k)
so it's not totally frosen..
I noticed that Rebol keeps allocating/freeing memory quite a lot.. I think
some kind of local pool might be faster than continuously using system
calls... OTOH this is perhaps not typical way to use Rebol (so far: 14
minutes Cpu-time, 35megabytes of memory and 22million page-faults ... This
on 700MHz Duron with 256MB ram :)
Joanna
[7/10] from: larry:ecotope at: 3-May-2001 18:06
Hi Etienne
Try this. Set your user prefs so that the desktop does not automatically
come up, i.e. View boots into the console. Verify that ctx-viewtop is a
block.
block? ctx-viewtop ;should return true
Then type these lines in the console.
echo %viewtop.txt
print mold ctx-viewtop
echo none
The code will appear in the text file.
-Larry
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From: "Etienne ALAURENT" <[etienne--alaurent--free--fr]>
To: <[rebol-list--rebol--com]>
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 4:19 PM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: About Rebol/View/Desktop
Hi, Ronald
I tested this before in my linux box, and I obtained a frozen Rebol console
(I
don't know why) without any code.
Merci quand mjme !
Cheers
Etienne
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[8/10] from: arolls:bigpond:au at: 4-May-2001 15:14
Here is a starting point.
Can anyone get to this code in a system object browser?
>> source desktop
desktop: func [][
if block? ctx-viewtop [ctx-viewtop: context ctx-viewtop]
ctx-viewtop/init-desktop
do-events
]
>> type? ctx-viewtop
== object!
>> probe first ctx-viewtop
== [self dtw-skin reb-folder reb-icon suffix-map dtw-open this-path
folder-stack
index-cache image-cache icon-space dtf-slide-max h... ...init-desktop]
>> probe get in ctx-viewtop 'init-desktop
func [][
dbug ["Desktop boot" now]
windowize-dtw
resize-dtw
reskin-dtw dtw-skin
view/new/options/title dtw-face [resize] "Desktop"
etc...
]
Anton.
[9/10] from: philb:upnaway at: 23-May-2001 14:44
Hi all,
On my PC on the left hand side of my View desktop I have 2 icons
1. Rebol.com folder
2. Console
I have a second PC where I have just installed View .... on its desktop I
have 3 icons
1. Rebol.com folder
2. Local folder
3. Console
What has happened to my Local folder on the first PC??
Cheers Phil
[10/10] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 23-May-2001 21:24
On Wed, 23 May 2001 14:44:48 +0800
"Philip Bevan" <[philb--upnaway--com]> wrote:
> What has happened to my Local folder on the first PC??
>
You most likely have 2 different versions of View installed.
The first release did not create the local folder, and you
had to do it by hand, editing the desktop/bookmarks.r file.
--
Graham Chiu