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BrianH 24-Oct-2005 [2513] | Either way congratulations are in order :) |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2514] | :-)) |
Graham 24-Oct-2005 [2515x2] | to-date/newborn |
for pediatric applications | |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2517x2] | Brian: did you notice my suggestion to write a RAMBO request for IF and USE in PARSE dialect? |
for pediatric applications you may need 24/Jul/06 to be next year, may you not? | |
BrianH 24-Oct-2005 [2519] | Ladislav, I did notice. I'll do it later, after I get some sleep - I want to think about the phrasing. |
Graham 24-Oct-2005 [2520] | yeah .. EDD are in the future. |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2521] | glad I am not supposed to solve this :-P |
Sunanda 24-Oct-2005 [2522] | Dates have natural ranges depending on their domain. An expected due date of an unborn baby is (in theory) no more than 9 months away. The expected due date assigned to my mother before I was born is, now, a long time ago. I don't'see how you can get around applying all due diligence to *any* input field. That may include asking for 4-digit dates on some occassions or disambiguating 24/oct/05 to ensure you know which part is the year. Validation is one of the hardest parts of any real-world application, and one of the parts that most languages -- REBOL included -- offer only token support for. Ideally, we'd have a range of to-xxx? words, like: to-date? "29-feb-03" == [false "no such date"] to-date?/strict "29-feb-04" == [false "ambiguous year/day] to-date?/window "29-feb-04" [1975 2074] == [true 29-feb-2004] |
Benjamin 24-Oct-2005 [2523] | how can a call rebol from a PHP page ? |
Sunanda 24-Oct-2005 [2524] | Does this help? http://www.hudzilla.org/phpbook/read.php/4_12_0 |
Graham 24-Oct-2005 [2525] | there's a php implementation in rebol on the rebol france page |
Benjamin 24-Oct-2005 [2526x4] | thanks Sunanda, exec() is a bit slow |
im using exec("rebol.exe -sc test.r", $output, $return); it worked well im going to check the php implementation | |
im adding a module to phpAdsNew and i need to make it in rebol because my php skills are soooo bad | |
i cant find the implementation any where, in rebol france site, can you point me to the link ? | |
Graham 24-Oct-2005 [2530x2] | http://www.xgarreau.org/zazouminiwebserver/ |
close .. the docs are in French. | |
Pekr 24-Oct-2005 [2532x2] | as for dates, I once coded an algorithm to tell me the week. I sometimes miss date/week, date/day-of-year (number of days since the beginning of the year) |
Ladislav - you mentioned IF in regards to parse. I thought it is a part of your REP you was supposed to post to RT? If not, and if it is not in Rambo yet, I may submit it then, cutting your request from here :-) | |
Sunanda 24-Oct-2005 [2534] | Dates: many useful conversion functions here: http://www.codeur.org/forum/edit_msg.php?ID=10636&theme=17 |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2535] | Pekr: don't, I wanted Bryan to do it on purpose |
Pekr 24-Oct-2005 [2536] | why? :-) you expect him, while submitting it, to come to some ideas? :-) |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2537x2] | yes |
eh, sorry, I wanted to say Brian, of course | |
Pekr 24-Oct-2005 [2539] | Ladislav: you should not use Rambo for puzzles :-)) |
Graham 24-Oct-2005 [2540] | what happens to the series if you insert elements into the list while you're in a forskip loop? what position are you at now? |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2541] | Graham: FORSKIP is a mezzanine, so it is easy to check |
Pekr 24-Oct-2005 [2542] | that is the similar question of what happens to parse input stream :-) I did some inline changes, it seemed to work, but I probably confused indexing somehow not returning to proper position, after I did some replacing in it :-) |
Chris 24-Oct-2005 [2543] | Graham, re. dates, though likely redundant, you could add an 'age' field... |
BrianH 24-Oct-2005 [2544] | Ladislav, Petr: It is all right to use ME for puzzles though, time permitting :) |
Ladislav 24-Oct-2005 [2545] | I just wanted to give you the opportunity to write it, because I knew you were thinking about it,... |
james_nak 25-Oct-2005 [2546] | Is there a way to read the dates when a file was created? I'd like to add a "newest" file choice to one of my apps. Thanks. |
Geomol 25-Oct-2005 [2547] | James: probe info? %rebol.exe |
Volker 25-Oct-2005 [2548] | creation, not modified? depends on os. look for get-modes. |
james_nak 25-Oct-2005 [2549] | Thank you. How you all know this stuff amazes me! Again thanks. |
Volker 25-Oct-2005 [2550] | We are all role-players, and after some years of trying alll doors.. ;) |
james_nak 25-Oct-2005 [2551] | Yeah, I see what you mean. It takes that kind of person. I just keep on staying in the same room until I give up and ask for the "cheat code." |
Brock 25-Oct-2005 [2552] | The difference between 'real programmers' , language junkies and us newbies. I fall into your category as well James. |
Anton 25-Oct-2005 [2553] | On Windows: >> get-modes %rebol.exe 'file-modes == [creation-date access-date modification-date owner-write archived hidden system] >> get-modes %rebol.exe 'creation-date == 19-Aug-2003/11:21:03+10:00 |
Brock 25-Oct-2005 [2554] | newbies/hobbyists |
Volker 25-Oct-2005 [2555] | I ask for cheatcodes immediate. There are enough doors left anyway.. ;) |
Alek_K 27-Oct-2005 [2556] | Style/functionality question: I'm writing a function to deal with adding to block a block with [Title Content [(Childs if exists)]]. Childs are not required - is it better to add [Title Content] (if no childs) or to provide empty block - [Title Content []]? |
BrianH 27-Oct-2005 [2557x3] | Support both by setting a default value of an empty block in your code, perhaps like this: childs: any [pick data 3 []] |
Pick returns none if out of range, so any will move on to the next expression, your default value. | |
If you need to change the childs block, remember to use make block! 0 or copy [] instead of [] . | |
Alek_K 27-Oct-2005 [2560x3] | Yes, i know that. |
My question is more "philosophical" - what is better by experience. | |
As for now, I think that providing empty block will be more "compact" | |
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