[Fwd: Re: Rugby bug-report]

[1/3] from: Maarten::Koopmans::surfnet::nl at: 18-Jun-2003 10:05

FYI. Any testers on all kinds of windows/linux etc. appreciated. As are any ideas. --Maarten Hi Volker,

> rugby is fun :)

Thanks.

> But it has a mysterious interaction with 'launch, a test-script below. > > Also, when i return a 'word, it is executed in the client, instead of > returned as lit-word. > Is that intentional?

No, just something I never got to work. Should be in the "known limitations" section.

> REBOL [ > Title: "rugby hangs with launch"

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> ;port: open/no-wait tcp://:8002 forever[wait reduce[port :0:0.2]] > ;Volker

OK, but this may be a REBOL/view problem 1.2.x with x>8. On what platform did you test? The "launc" interaction is strange, so is resetting the clock (to what?). Looks like an OS error/interaction. AFAIK you can't reset the clock in REBOL. Can you track it down more so we can file a bug report to RT? --Maarten

[2/3] from: nitsch-lists:netcologne at: 18-Jun-2003 17:16

Maarten Koopmans wrote:

> OK, but this may be a REBOL/view problem 1.2.x with x>8. On what > platform did you test?

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> so we can file a bug report to RT? > --Maarten

No, not "restart". Continues to run. When the launched scripts quits, the launcher stops handling events. No buttons react etc, timers stop etc. The clock is a demo to show if events are processed. But with an incomming connection the event-loop "restarts", clock continues running. I looked in the rugby-code and saw its basically like forever[wait reduce[port :0:0.2]] so i tried that with port: open/no-wait tcp://:8002 forever[wait reduce[port :0:0.2]] instead of serve[] No problems. Looking at the rugby-script it seems it does some tricky stuff with make port!, so i think its triggered by something in the initialisation. Its on Suse 8.0. -Volker

[3/3] from: maarten:koopmans:surfnet:nl at: 18-Jun-2003 18:14

I'll have to look into it but that'll take some time as I'm *extremely* busy. As soon as I have something to test I'll let you know. --Maarten Volker Nitsch wrote:

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