33 scripts tagged as: [type · faq]
| Cellular automata | ||
| oneliner-rule-110-ca.r | v:1.0.0 759 bytes 20 Jul 2003 | Shows some steps in the evolution of a Turing complete cellular automaton from a
single marked cell. Replace ..1.11. with some other expression, like ..11.. or .1..11 ,
and what do you have? Rule 90, and rule 30, respectively. author: Errru |
| Save console history | ||
| oneliner-save-console-history.r | v:1.0.0 737 bytes 20 Jul 2003 | Takes the history of input into the console and prints it out, line by line, to a file.
This way you can paste in functions and whole scripts, and save them for viewing and
editing. Sorts it to display the oldest commands at the top. author: Saw it on the ML a while ago |
| Save web page | ||
| oneliner-save-web-page-text.r | v:1.0.0 651 bytes 20 Jul 2003 | This line reads a web page, strips all its tags (leaving just the text) and writes it to
a file called page.txt. Note: requires newer releases of REBOL. author: Carl Sassenrath |
| Send email | ||
| oneliner-send-email.r | v:1.0.0 621 bytes 20 Jul 2003 | Simple GUI for email sending. Displays a small ok window when email is sent. author: DocKimbel |
| Display server name | ||
| oneliner-server-id.r | v:1.0.0 529 bytes 13 Aug 2004 | Prints the name and version of a website's server. author: Sunanda |
| Check if subset | ||
| oneliner-subset.r | v:1.0.0 738 bytes 19 Mar 2004 | Tells you if set1 is a subset of set2. Works for both series! and bitset! values. author: gregg irwin |
| 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 |
| Day of week | ||
| oneliner-weekday.r | v:1.0.0 563 bytes 20 Jul 2003 | Returns the weekday of the date. Use 'Weekday? like:
Weekday? 25/Dec/2002
; == Wednesday author: Andrew Martin |
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