| FABRIK IK solver |
| fabrik.r | v:0.1.0
10.0 KB
15 Dec 2019 | Implement Forward And Backward Reaching Inverse Kinematics algorithm.
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| FastCGI Broker |
fcgi-broker.r
discussion | v:1.0.1
2.6 KB
15 Dec 2005 | Rebol script broker for a hooked rebol interpreter launched as a FastCGI application.
This is the root script which runs others scripts on request of the FastCGI peer.
This enables REBOL/Core or REBOL/View to act as a FastCGI application without the need
for REBOL/Command.
This script only works on Windows with a patched REBOL interpreter.
Details available at [...]
author: Pascal Hurni |
| Open a file or directory requester |
| file-requester.r | v:1.4.11
29.5 KB
16 Sep 2017 |  Requests a file or directory
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| glayout - GLASS-based layout engine |
| glayout.r | v:0.5.4
141.6 KB
16 Nov 2006 | replace vid dialect layout while keeping its basic featureset
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| Little-bell |
| little-bell.r | v:1.0.0
4.8 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Rudimentary Telnet client written in REBOL.
author: Ole Friis |
| MP3 stream parser |
| mp3-stream-parser.r | v:1.0.0
6.4 KB
1 Apr 2009 | MP3 parser with streaming input
author: Oldes |
| make-word-list |
make-word-list.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
16.5 KB
2 Apr 2007 | Makes a list of words from a string
author: peter |
| Handy Server Monitor Window |
| monitor.r | v:1.0.0
2.8 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A handy script that monitors various servers (such as
web and email servers) and displays them in a nice little
status window.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| National Instruments Rebol Wrapper |
| nidaqmx | v:1.0
180.9 KB
19 Sep 2008 | A wrapper allowing to use National Instrument DAQmx base library with Rebol
author: Francois Jouen (ldci) |
| National Instruments Rebol Wrapper |
| nidaqmax3-6.r | v:3.6
176.8 KB
25 Feb 2013 | A wrapper allowing to use National Instrument DAQmx base (3.6) library with Rebol
author: Francois Jouen (ldci) |
| Parse Analysis Toolset |
parse-analysis.r
documentation | v:2.0.0
11.5 KB
3 Mar 2013 | Some tools to help learn/analyse parse rules.
author: Brett Handley |
| Rugby client and server |
| rugby_server.r | v:2.0.0.0
17.6 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| REBOL SVS |
| rebsvs.r | v:0.7.2
8.6 KB
11 Dec 2010 | Source version system for REBOL
author: nicolas |
| Asynchronous Request Broker |
| rugby.r | v:1.0.0
9.5 KB
13 Mar 2003 | An asynchronous, high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| Rugby |
| rugby4.r | v:4.0.2
28.4 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| SKIMP: Simple keyword index management program |
skimp.r
documentation | v:0.0.2
40.3 KB
3 May 2007 | Simple, fast way of indexing the text content of many documents
author: Sunanda |
| Topic Tags |
topic-tags.r
discussion | v:0.2.1
9.3 KB
15 May 2004 | Makes tagging the mailing list a little bit more comfortable.
Lists all topic tags in a window which I like to have open while tagging.
Clicking on any tag copies it into clipboard so I only have to paste it into browser.
author: Christian Ensel |
| Templating |
| templating.r | 3.8 KB
9 Nov 2009 | Use a template (a master html document) to maintain
child document(s) that hold individual editable content(s).
Editable content are delimited by the following two tags:
<!-- b_editable name="title1" -->
<!-- e_editable name="title1" -->
author: Cedric G. |
| cookie-example.r |
cookie-example.r
documentation | v:1.0.1
7.5 KB
13 Aug 2004 | Demonstrates how to set session cookies and use them to retrieve
session variables. Much of the code has been cobbled together from
much more structured (ie not all in one module) code used by
rebol.org itself
author: Sunanda |
| TCP port scanner |
oneliner-tcp-port-scanner.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
850 bytes
20 Jul 2003 | This is a simple port scanner. Given a TCP address, it will tell you which of the
first 100 ports are accessible. The address can be a host name or number. For example, use
"localhost" to scan ports on your own machine. You can scan more ports by increasing the
number (from 100), or you can scan ranges by using a FOR loop rather than REPEAT.
author: Anonymous |
