World: r3wp

network-modes? I do not see a ref erence to file dates.

info?  returns file date in the block

block = object

Are we still in "get-modes"/

INFO? is a different function than GET-MODES.

i'll try it thanks

>> print mold get-modes %user.r get-modes %"" 'file-modes

[status-change-date: 10-May-2009/16:24:13+10:00 modification-date: 
10-May-2009/16:24:13+10:00 access-date: 14-May-2010/21:42:52+10:00 
owner-name: "anton" group-name: "anton" owner-id: 1000 group-id: 
1000 owner-read: true owner-write: true owner-execute: false group-read: 
true group-write: false group-execute: false world-read: true world-write: 
false world-execute: false set-user-id: false set-group-id: false 
full-path: %/home/anton/dev/rebol/view/user.r]

Much easier to read if you do PRINT MOLD CONTEXT ...

Oops, you wanted FTP, sorry.

if the file is also available by http, I check the file date that 
way ...

Can you send html email via rebol SEND?

sure ...

I tried using an html doc as the message but it just displayed the 
code

You probably need a custom header

you need to specify Content-Type: "text/html"

(and, for compatibility with all clients, MIME-Version: "1.0")

are there any docs or howtos available for async-http.r?

Which async?

http://www.colellachiara.com/soft/Libs/async-http.r

but if you say that, is there a newer one? this one hangs in OSX.

when closing the port, at least.

Use Romano's actp

I was hoping not having to deal with the TCP layer.

Ive never used the async http ...

well, there are no docs for async-http.r so I can't tell at all how 
to use it and atcp-protocol.r is too low level. I'll have to rely 
on synced http.

I would assume that if Gab wrote it will be similar to the R3 http

odd bug: R2 sometimes just quits when using trace/function

Q: Can i use select/any against pairs! in a hash! ? Example?

ie: i'd like to select 432x984 using *x984

or decimals?

I'm looking for a delmiter in hash keys to separate two integers 
that i can perform a select/any on

I've never tried, but I imagine you would have to form them for /any 
to work.

It should be easy to test though.

How about this one.. 
Determine the first decimal place of  decimal
dec: 209.648
and I want to return the 6

to-integer multiply dec - to-integer dec 10

hmm, smart

Or using strings:
     to-integer form first next find form dec "."
    == 6

interesting to benchmark but I suggested a math solution as normally 
math is faster than anything else

ok, one last one for my rusty rebol

FINDing the index of all occurences of an integer in a series ie:
blk: [ 239 4545 23 655 23 656[
search for 23 and return [3 5]

(not using foreach)

use parse

first one is result: find blk 23  .. but how to quickly find the 
rest
foreach is way too slow on blocks with large amounts of data

err:  index? find blk 23

and my gut says parse is worse than foreach, no?

what's your gut got to do with it?

hmm, interesting, I am quite curious, which approach would be the 
fastest one

FIND, SELECT and PICK are blazing.. foreach is a game killer. Need 
to work out a way to FIND all values

Hmm, too long :-)

to-integer to-string first second parse to-string 123.456 "."

You could tweak something like this:
    res: make block length? blk
    while [ind: find blk 23]
         [print blk append res index? ind blk: skip blk last res]
    blk: head blk
    probe res


But remember the first rule of REBOL Code Golf: parse always wins.....We're 
now just waiting for a parse guru to show us how :)

Ladislav is working on it now :)

This is the last piece to my Redis killer