| Mini-edit-do |
mini-edit-do.r
discussion | v:0.8.5
32.7 KB
17 Apr 2021 | Helps test short programs (substitutes console)
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| Mini virtual and x86 machine dll to speed-up calculations a bit |
| mini-reb-vm.r | v:0.1.1
41.1 KB
24 Feb 2019 | speed-up calculations a bit.
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| args - generic command-line argument parser. |
args.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.1.10
29.9 KB
17 Dec 2008 | End to end command-line argument management. Using a command-line description dialect parse a command-line and if its valid, construct a context which reflects it.
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| SQL PROTOCOL |
sql-protocol.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.6.8
84.2 KB
3 Jan 2011 | SQL-PROTOCOL is a SQL Relationnal Database Management System (RDBMS) entirely written in REBOL
with JOIN and SORT capability. This allow you having an easy to use lightweight database engine embeded
in your REBOL application.
Today, sql-protocol execute only these kind of query :
* SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE ... ORDER BY ...
* INSERT ... INTO ... VALUES ...
* [...]
author: marco |
| A more XML 1.0 compliant set of XML parsing tools. |
| xml-parse.r | v:0.7.6
44.0 KB
1 Jul 2009 | REBOL's built-in parse-xml function lacks a number of
XML 1.0 compliant features, including:
- support for CDATA sections
- support for XML Namespaces
- exposure of the internal DTD subset
The intent of this script is to create an XML parser
that can operate either via an event/callback mechanism,
or produce [...]
author: Gavin F. McKenzie |
| Rebol Code colorizer |
| code-colorizer.r | v:0.9.5
18.7 KB
19 Jan 2009 | To convert Rebol script into html with colorized code. Using string based parsing.
author: David 'Oldes' Oliva |
| CSV Handling Tools |
| csv-tools.r | v:1.1.5
11.9 KB
20 Dec 2011 | Loads and formats CSV data, for enterprise or mezzanine use.
author: Brian Hawley |
| File globbing module and dialect |
file-list.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.2
30.2 KB
19 Oct 2006 | Given a file spec, and optional criteria for date, size,
and attributes, the FILE-LIST function returns a block of
files that match the spec and criteria.
It is also a test-bed for how to integrate dialects with
one-another. There are sub-dialects for date, size, and
attribute tests, and FILE-LIST encapsulates those, along [...]
author: Gregg Irwin |
| VB Like Operator Module/pattern-matcher |
like.r
documentation | v:0.0.3
6.7 KB
15 Oct 2006 | The LIKE? function is a first crack at something like
VB's Like operator. i.e. a *very* simple RegEx engine as you
would use in shells for file globbing. The real purpose was to
help me get acquainted with parse.
author: Gregg Irwin |
| Block preprocessor. At last! |
| preprocess.r | v:0.5.1
6.5 KB
20 Aug 2011 | Use macros (also with parameters) in your code
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| Extend |
extend.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
6.2 KB
31 Jan 2013 | Extends a series with sequential or duplicate values.
author: Vincent Ecuyer |
| Print-Hex |
print-hex.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
4.0 KB
1 Feb 2013 | Displays binary data both in hexadecimal and filtered ASCII.
author: Vincent Ecuyer |
| Prolog Like Inference Engine |
prolog.r
discussion
documentation | v:1.7
43.1 KB
3 Jan 2011 | This is an inference engine wich process prolog like clause
The engine can process prolog like clauses of the form :
man [jean]
woman [mary]
human [X] [man [X]]
human [X] [woman [X]]
CUT (!) and FAIL are implemanted (it's the only hardcoded predicates in the engine)
The engine execute Rebol code [...]
author: Marco |
| r3D |
r3d2.r
documentation | v:2.2.6
21.6 KB
17 Oct 2012 | 3D Library, you can use also images.
Look a the end of the file to see how are made 3D model.
author: andrew hoadley |
| 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) |
| VID Usage |
vid-usage.r
discussion | v:1.2
80.5 KB
10 Jan 2004 | VID Usage Tutorial with Runnable Examples
author: Cybarite |
| make-doc-pro |
make-doc-pro.r
documentation | v:1.0.8
57.8 KB
7 Feb 2004 | Parses the make-doc-pro markup language into a
datastructure that can be into other
document formats (such as HTML) with good titles, table
of contents, section headers, indented fixed-spaced
examples, bullets and definitons.
author: Robert M. Münch |
| 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 |
| Stack, queue and deque functions |
sqd.r
documentation | v:0.0.1
4.1 KB
5 Oct 2005 | Implement stack, queue and deque data structures
author: Sunanda |
| Altme chat reader/exporter |
altme-chat-reader.r
discussion | v:1.2.1
23.2 KB
19 May 2016 | Display or export to html the content of an Altme chat group.
Can be used in interractif or command-line mode.
For usage, run the script with -? argument :
"rebol.exe -s altme-chat-reader.r -?"
author: [unknown] |
| AnaMonitor |
| anamonitor.r | v:1.1.7
36.0 KB
26 Sep 2003 | To visually examine nested objects/blocks.
Examples:
monitor
monitor system/words
monitor svv
author: Romano Paolo Tenca |
| App Builder |
| appbuilder.r | 26.4 KB
16 Feb 2017 | An app builder to help new students learn how to write Rebol code.
To create a user interface for a new app, just point and click any GUI widget
(button, text field, dropdown box, etc.). You'll be prompted to edit the properties
of each added widget, and you can add actions which will run when the user
interacts with the widget. Actions [...]
author: nick |
| Blood |
| blood.r | v:0.1.1
19.1 KB
7 Mar 2009 | Usefull example to demo and learn how to use liquid.
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| Clips |
| clips.r | v:1.2.0
7.8 KB
27 Feb 2006 | Installs a tray icon (Windows only) and collects small
text snippets.
author: Gabriele Santilli |
| CASE multiple conditional function |
case.r
discussion | v:1.0.0
2.1 KB
27 Nov 2005 | Provide a generalized multiple conditional function for situations that would otherwise call for
deeply nested EITHER blocks. CASE is more general than SWITCH because the conditions can be any
DO-able block rather than being based on a single value. This can be used simply to allow a
SWITCH-like behavior that supports ranges instead of single [...]
author: Christopher M. Dicely |
