World: r3wp

If you've got the time to rescue your forgotten gems and release 
them via REBOL.org, we'd all benefit from that.

I'll wait for the for the next rebol release before picking through 
the time capsule, some of the old scripts were obsoleted with later 
built-in functions.

Good point ----- but it could be *years* :-)

*whimper*

heak has been yeaes

From my perspective it's only been months, and even that is a little 
too long :-)

But I'm learning to cope ;-)

to be fair there are alpha and beta updates

True, loads of those

Where is the URL I can point folks to for learning about how to set 
up a Rebol3 account? I seem to have lost the bookmark for it.

http://www.altme.comand then logon to rebol3 with guest/guest

your docs say password is "pass" which is wrong from memory

Thanks very much, I *thought* that was wrong

The correction has been made and uploaded.

Brian, I have already sent a link to your site to several people. 
 They like it (they are none Rebol users).

Reichart, thank you! Those are exactly the people I was writing for 
:-)

So to cut the discussion, I have added the Easter day function to 
the Library. It is the same as the TomC func a few lines up.

what this does not act ?

browse {javascript:window.open("", "mywindow","status=1,width=350,height=150")}

I'm having fun writing the chapter on repetition structures, because 
I'm finally sneaking in some of the datatypes :-)

repetition structures .. iterative commands?

loop, repeat, for. I'm not covering iterating through a list yet.

Well, I take a brief glance at iterating through a list in the last 
part of the chapter.

Micha,   sound/rate: sound/rate / 2    ; down one octave

But Rebol sound port is buggy.  At the moment I am working on a FMOD 
interface (www.fmod.org)

heh. the rebol-unit author said that he wasn't maintaining it and 
I could do whatever I wanted with it as if that were a *bad* thing 
:-D

There is another Rebol Unit script call RUn. Now in v1.7
https://sourceforge.net/projects/rebol-unit/

That's good. I'll probably keep playing with this one a bit, partly 
for the learning experience as much as anything else.

Run is done by RebolTof, Belgium developper, who works for Belgium's 
army.
So RUn was develop and is used in real case.


He has also done RAPId (Rebol API Documentor), a JavaDoc like Document 
generator for Rebol
 https://sourceforge.net/projects/rapid/


For the english doc, contact him directly [christophe-:-coussement-:-mil-:-be]

Thanks for both of those links, DideC. I am very interested in taking 
a closer look at RAPId!

dumb question: is there a REBOL build with AGG available yet?

www.REBOL.net

Look for alpha releases...

I'm guessing it's the "rvdraw" over in the windows section :-(

Are any plans being made to make a rebol build to take advantage 
of the AMD Athlon 64 FX CPU?

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_9485_9488%5E9536,00.html

argh, I hate it when I can think of a million better ways to run 
the place I'm working. 

Especially since I know I'm wrong!

Is there a rebol script to download Open Financial Exchange data 
from a bank?

http://www.ofx.net/ofx/default.asp

argh. as soon as I fix the damage I just did to my site source, I'm 
putting this sucker into source control.

Welcome to the dark side Brain.  Everything slows down from here.

heh.

Sorry Brian, I was just on the www.thebrain.com, so I swaped the 
"ia" in your name.

It's not the first time.

I'm not just a bad spelling, I'm just dyslexic, I'm not just high 
functioning autistic, I also have a primitive pattern buffer.

The embarrassing thing is that this is not the first time I've accidentally 
erased a part of my site. I still hadn't learned my lesson, I guess. 
:-)

Do you have an undelete tool?  In this case it might work.

no, it's only a half-dozen files, and I have the output. It's a minor 
matter to fix.

and it's now been fixed and the new content uploaded.

Has anybody considered contributing REBOL code to the language shootout?

What is that?

http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/

A benchmark comparison site for various languages.