| Nim engine |
nim-engine.r
documentation | v:0.0.0
12.7 KB
19 Jul 2005 | Calculate the best move in a game of NIM
author: Sunanda |
| Jeopardy |
| jeopardy.r | 19.5 KB
7 Oct 2009 | A GUI game reminiscent of the popular TV show. Click on the header image
to create and save config files which contain questions and answers to
separate games. Change the sizer variable to resize the entire layout to
fit different screens.
Taken from the tutorial at http://musiclessonz.com/rebol.html
author: [unknown] |
| Generic Playing Card Game Framework |
| playing-card-framework.r | 2.9 KB
13 Jan 2010 | A simple demonstration of how to use the images in %playing-cards.r
to create card games. In this example, the cards are arranged in a way
that can be used to play the game of Freecell. The rules of that particular
game are not enforced in this example, to keep the code simple and under-
standable (you can play a full game of Freecell [...]
author: nick |
| Monty Hall Challenge |
oneliner-monty-hall.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
694 bytes
13 Aug 2004 | Simulates swapping doors after Monty shows a goat. Result is percentage wins
after 100 runs. (MHC: a well-known and often debated probability puzzle involving three
doors, two goats, and a car).
author: Sunanda (with tweaks from Romano T, Ryan C, Carl R, and Reichart) |
| Accumulate |
accumulate.r
discussion | v:1.0.1
1.0 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Cumulates values in a block together, by successively applying the function to each value in Series.
author: Andrew Martin |
| Area with scrollers style |
area-scroll-style.r
discussion | v:1.0.0
13.7 KB
27 Sep 2004 | This is a new area style with possible vertical and/or horizontal scrollers.
It allow selection of text outside the viewable area and have a read-only mode.
author: Didier Cadieu (alias DideC) |
| 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] |
| Average |
average.r
discussion | v:1.0.0
626 bytes
8 Jul 2003 | Averages the values in the Block.
author: Andrew Martin |
| Gateway for request to AI |
ai-geteway.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.4
2.6 KB
20 Nov 2024 | A function that makes an AI request via the Internet and returns a response.
author: Sergey Pochinok |
| pluginable analog alarm clock |
aclock-p.r
discussion
documentation | 3.5 KB
20 Sep 2004 | aproximate an analog clock and add alarm
author: Tom Conlin |
| 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 |
| CGI common procedures |
cgibasic.r
discussion
documentation | 8.0 KB
10 Nov 2011 | This is a collection of functions that could be used in a
CGI program. There is nothing in this module that has not been done
better by others, but the code is more heavily annotated for beginners.
Separate documentation explains how to use the functions. The comments
should be helpful also. None of this is my original creation. I just
assembled and annotated, [...]
author: Steven White |
| CGI Form with Defaults |
cgiformobj.r
discussion
documentation | 1.3 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Handles a CGI form, providing default values for
missing fields in the form. Returns a web page.
(The associated cgiform.html file contains the form).
author: [unknown] |
| Date and time functions |
date-time.r
discussion | v:1.1
11.8 KB
24 Feb 2011 | This script contains the Rebol implementation of some date and time functions provided in
the glibc library and the gnumeric (and therefore Microsoft Excel) software.
While the use and handling of date and time data are in most cases straightforward
with Rebol, some of the advanced date and times functionalities found in glibc and
gnumeric are still missing in [...]
author: Francois Vanzeveren |
| Example for async dns:// and spam dns server |
dns-async-example.r
discussion | 3.9 KB
4 Oct 2003 | Example code to:
1) use the dns:// protocol in async mode
2) use the dns:// protocol to check spam address in async mode
author: Romano Paolo Tenca |
| Duplicates |
duplicates.r
discussion | 567 bytes
8 Mar 2016 | Get duplicated values in a block
author: Christian Le Corre |
| SMTP challenger |
email-check.r
discussion | 1.5 KB
26 Nov 2005 | Issues an smtp challenge to see if recipient email address exists.
Some mail servers will respond okay anyway to protect users from spammers.
author: Graham Chiu |
| Format Decimal |
format-decimal.r
discussion | 624 bytes
20 Aug 2010 | Converts decimal numbers formatted in scientific notation to decimal notation.
author: nick |
| JSON to Rebol converter |
json.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.9
14.2 KB
6 Sep 2013 | Convert a JSON string to Rebol data, and vice versa.
author: douglas crockford |
| LIQUID - core dataflow programming engine. |
liquid.r
discussion | v:0.8.1
64.9 KB
28 Mar 2009 | Create procedural processing networks.
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| 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 |
| Mine-Sweeper |
mines.r
discussion | v:1.0.5
13.9 KB
2 Feb 2006 | Mine-sweeper game
author: Allen Kamp |
| Markup language Dialect parser |
mdlparser.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.2
32.2 KB
5 Feb 2005 | To personally study the practicallity of Rebol
being used as bridge between browsers and markup languages.
author: daniel murrill |
| make-doc-pro |
make-doc-pro.r
discussion
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 |
| National Geographic Image of the Day Downloader |
ngbg.r
discussion | v:1.1.0
2.0 KB
9 Feb 2004 | Downloads the current picture of the day from nationalgeographic.com
and saves it to a location of your choice. Directions: Change the 'filename' in the source to the location of your choice.
The agrument -s causes it to be silent and so not print what step
it is
at. These directions can be seen by adding a -h agrument.
author: Charles MOUGEL |
