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Terry 4-Feb-2005 [1031] | Ok Charles, here's your 7 search plugin for moz... http://powerofq.com/o7oCGR.zip Unzip that into your mozilla/searchplugins folder.. restart Moz. To use it, you can highlight any word, phrase or °7°, right click and choose °7° (you can't miss it :) This will perform a query on what you have highlighted. For example, if you highlight "Carl Sassenrath" you will get all of the details regarding him. Same goes for °Carl Sassenrath° Of course, the result will be empty if there is no matching °7°.. have fun. |
yeksoon 4-Feb-2005 [1032] | seems to have a lot of discussions going on these few days in various groups. Having a hard time catching up .. |
Gregg 5-Feb-2005 [1033] | I'm skimming and skipping a lot to try and keep up. |
BrianW 8-Feb-2005 [1034] | Anybody know of a decent SDL-style gaming lib for REBOL? |
Sunanda 8-Feb-2005 [1035] | I think if there was one, Brian, this search would turn up some discussion: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-search.r?q=sdl&mly-all=all Still, some interesting stuff to read there. |
BrianW 8-Feb-2005 [1036x4] | ah, thanks. That gives me a good starting point |
switching the search to "opengl" brought this up near the top: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-display-thread.r?m=rmlDHPC | |
Another score for rebol.org, thanks for the resource, sunanda :-D | |
well, *that* project link doesn't work, but at least I know stuff is out there somewhere | |
Graham 8-Feb-2005 [1040] | Happy New (Lunar) Year all :) |
BrianW 8-Feb-2005 [1041] | likewise |
Maxim 8-Feb-2005 [1042] | cool to see the list is waking up again :-) |
Terry 9-Feb-2005 [1043x3] | Is there an existing Rebol function that will escape ascii from hex to char? ie from %7C to | ? |
There is nothing standard when it comes to ascii.. bin version, hex version, oct version, binary version, windows 2k version, windows XP version, IBM PC version, and many others, no doubt. I have more lines of code dealing with ascii, then all the rest combined :( | |
(bin = decimal) | |
Sunanda 9-Feb-2005 [1046] | Don't think there is a built-in function for that. Try this: >> to-char base-convert/from-base "7c" 16 == #"|" Base-convert.r is in the REBOL.org script library |
Terry 9-Feb-2005 [1047x2] | Javascript has an escape/unescape function ie document.write(unescape("%3C%73%63%72%69)); |
Sunanda, i need to replace escaped charaters in strings.. "Carl Sassenrath" | |
Sunanda 9-Feb-2005 [1049] | You'll probably need a parse pass then. Or a replace loop. |
Terry 9-Feb-2005 [1050x2] | I have a block of value pairs, and can do a foreach [ascii chara][replace/all ..] but that seems rather crude |
I find it curious that nothing exists in the library for this? Every web page sending a GET request to a Rebol cgi script escapes this stuff. Am i the only one that needs to deal with it? | |
Sunanda 9-Feb-2005 [1052x2] | Most of us just need to do it the other way around -- and that's automatic: >> to-url "carl S" == carl S |
Terry --forget all that. Try dehex | |
Terry 9-Feb-2005 [1054x2] | hmm :) |
I need to read the Rebol dictionary more often ;) | |
Sunanda 9-Feb-2005 [1056] | So do I :-) |
Terry 9-Feb-2005 [1057x2] | It's not a perfect solution, I still need a block of values to handle odd browser escaping.. for example, when you add a © to a url, Mozilla escapes it with "%C2%A9" .. adding that extra ascii character for some reason. |
Add to that mess things like html forms replacing spaces with "+" .. "Carl+Sassenrath" .. what a mess. | |
Izkata 9-Feb-2005 [1059x2] | Take a look at 'dehex |
>> dehex {%41%42%43} == "ABC" | |
Chris 9-Feb-2005 [1061x2] | Terry, for want of a better way to handle this -- if you add the 'accept-charset' attribute to the <form> tag, it will encode the way you want it: accept-charset="windows-1252,iso-8859-1" |
Otherwise, it defaults to what I assume is a Unicode pair for extended characters. | |
Terry 10-Feb-2005 [1063] | This just in .. Prince Charles to Marry Camilla Parker Bowles.. remember .. you heard it here first. |
Graham 10-Feb-2005 [1064] | hmm.. and if Prince Charles ascends the throne in due course, he will head of the church of england? |
Terry 10-Feb-2005 [1065x2] | That's the big debate at the moment. |
The news is almost as big as http://maps.google.com/ | |
Graham 10-Feb-2005 [1067] | perhaps if Charles relinquished his succession claims to the Queen's corgies, the public might find it more acceptable. |
Terry 10-Feb-2005 [1068] | I wonder how the corgies feel about it? |
[unknown: 9] 10-Feb-2005 [1069] | So, is it true that the PM of NZ is XG? |
JaimeVargas 10-Feb-2005 [1070] | Yeksoon. Happy New Chinesse Year. |
Ammon 10-Feb-2005 [1071] | We just love acronyms in this day and time don't we? ;-) |
BrianW 10-Feb-2005 [1072] | I was following the conversation up until XG. No idea who or what XG is. |
[unknown: 9] 10-Feb-2005 [1073] | Athiest. |
Tomc 10-Feb-2005 [1074] | so are Brian and I athiests for not knowing what XG means, or is the PM of NZ an athiest? |
BrianW 10-Feb-2005 [1075] | X-istential G-it? |
Graham 10-Feb-2005 [1076] | I wouldn't worry too much what XG stands for .. we know that Reichart is a little dysgraphic at times. |
BrianW 10-Feb-2005 [1077] | So it *could* be GX? |
Graham 10-Feb-2005 [1078] | could be asking if she wears XS size clothese for all I know :) |
BrianW 10-Feb-2005 [1079] | true |
Andrew 10-Feb-2005 [1080] | Who is the PM of NZ? |
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