World: r3wp

Thanks -- it was Reichart's idea that we have a visual marker for 
these languages. Thanls to their developers for agreeing to the name 
change.

Congratulation to the World release :-) Now we can inform OSNews.com, 
right? :-)

Sure, but I would like first to have some of you guys confirm, that 
the release can be downloaded and works.

(I just made some minor changes to the release, so get it again, 
if you already got it.)

Congratulations Geomol. That was a lot of work over what seems like 
a few days.

no binaries in therer? Should I download sources, and build?

The .dat files are the binaries. Rename one to "world" and make it 
executable.

Information is in the README

Geomol, perhaps you could add for example "rename as 'world.exe' 
"
BTW, working here on XP

Ok, thanks for the suggestion.

Why not make it an EXE directly?

Maybe that's better?

On the other hand, from the names as it is now, it's easy to see, 
what version is for which OS.

It would save a step and some thought.

Well, yes, but people are kinda forces to read the README as it is 
now. :) I don't know. Will think about it.

Make it as simple as possible.

Good point. I'll change it right away.

Pekr: maybe someone can inform Carl :)

Maybe I should?

It depends if you can... I think Carl is not reading most of his 
channels.

Pity Carl resumes his hobby, and still leaves whole community without 
a single word of explanation for 13 months already:


http://mendoradio.wordpress.com/2011/11/20/resuming-the-mendoradio-blog/

yeah, R3 chat is down for several months. Personal email nor feedback 
message were enough for Carl to find 1 minute to start the server.

He has a ham radio call sign ... call him up!

:D

I would feel like in post-apocalyptic Terminator scenario - calling 
ppl to start Skynet attack :-)

Works here John. Woohoo!

:) Good to hear.

Scite, first product to support World Programming Language!? :)

Yes... but now you must manualy set  REBOL language for color coding.

btw... the original is here http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html

(I should update the Notepad++ as well)