| 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 |
| Request List Enhanced |
| request-list-enhanced.r | v:0.9.3
16.4 KB
18 Aug 2014 | An enhancement to the regular request-list that allows selecting items from a request list
by typing in the first few characters of the item. Works with text, word and number lists.
Designed to make optimum use of the keyboard.
- New refinement request-list-enhanced/return-index will return the index of the item not the value.
- Keys used; cursor up, down, page-up, [...]
author: mike yaunish |
| Simple Slideshow Presentation Framework |
| slideshow-presentation.r | 4.6 KB
22 Jan 2013 | This example is taken from the tutorial at:
http://re-bol.com/business_programming.html
It demonstrates a simple framework for presenting full screen GUI
layouts with built-in keyboard and mouse controls. It simplifies coding
tediously repetitive layout elements, by only requiring unique GUI
elements in each slide. Widgets [...]
author: nick |
| REBOL/Layout |
layout-1.8.r
discussion | v:0.1.8
37.1 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Visual Layout Editor, now accepts more than 6 layouts
author: Carl Sassenrath, Ammon Johnson |
| REBOL/Layout |
| layout.r | v:0.1.7
35.7 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Visual Layout Editor
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| Dynamic Script Localization |
locale.r
documentation | v:1.0.1
12.6 KB
6 Sep 2004 | Locale.r extends the system/locale objet in order to supply a
dynamique localization of applications
author: marco |
| VID Usage |
vid-usage.r
discussion | v:1.2
80.5 KB
10 Jan 2004 | VID Usage Tutorial with Runnable Examples
author: Cybarite |
| Bouncing ball |
| ball.r | 5.0 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A ball bounces from one networked computer's screen to the next.
author: [unknown] |
| Capture Screen |
| capture-screen.r | v:0.3.0
6.0 KB
5 Apr 2007 | (Microsoft/Windows only:) Returns screenshot as an image (or NONE in case of failure).
author: christian ensel |
| EnList |
| enlist.r | v:0.0.3
10.3 KB
20 Jul 2003 | Simple GUI for encap tools
author: Gregg Irwin |
| Memory Match Game |
| match-game.r | 1.8 KB
14 Oct 2015 | A configurable 'concentration' type matching game.
Enter the number of rows and columns which you want to play.
The total number of boxes must be even (to allow pair matching),
max 11x10. Graphic size is automatically adjusted to fit the screen.
To play, click on any pair of boxes. Remember the characters
revealed, and match [...]
author: nick |
| Rugby |
| rugby3.r | v:3.4.0
22.7 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| resize window |
| resize-window.r | v:1.1.0
7.8 KB
13 Mar 2003 | {easy way to have a resizable window. also window close-button can be trappt.}
{may be used with fresh face or modifying the old now}
author: Volker Nitsch |
| 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 |
| Slidery |
| slidery.r | 23.5 KB
29 Dec 2013 | See the help-text below.
An MS Windows .exe. is available at http://re-bol.com/slidery.exe
author: nick |
| REBOL Mapping of all win32 API errors |
| win32-errors.r | v:1.0
193.9 KB
8 Sep 2010 | [no purpose header found]
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| Red compiler and Runner |
redcompiler.r
documentation | 9.9 KB
5 Dec 2012 | GUI to help with compile and run your Red(/System) scripts.
author: arnold van hofwegen |
| Demo Msx Emulation Galaga |
| galaga.r | v:1.0.1
88.5 KB
28 Feb 2007 | MSX Emulation using rebcode
author: Guest2 |
| GLES and EGL library interface |
| gles-egl-h.r | v:0.6.2
139.2 KB
28 Apr 2020 | Use modern OpenGL with shaders
author: Marco Antoniazzi |
| Presentation viewer |
| presenter.r | 17.6 KB
3 Nov 2011 | Display a little power-point-like slide show, where the
slides are read from a text file and consist of VID code describing
each slide. It could be used by someone who wants to give a simple
slide show without attacking a more useful, but also more complicated,
presentation program.
author: Steven White |
