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eFishAnt 25-Apr-2006 [271] | aha, it was from IOS Developer/Users/Ryan-Cole/Utilities folder...where hex-edit.r was from...rather than the library. |
Graham 25-Apr-2006 [272x2] | the docs for this are all screwed up http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/view-script.r?script=rebelxml.r |
Was this a problem with makedoc? Or does the library convert < and > entities automatically? | |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [274] | It's a glitch between REBOL.org's escaping of codes and makedoc's escping of codes. Someone has to do it to prevent XSS attacks via contributed documentation, but not both of uss. Part of the problem is that almost all Dialect==>HTML converters assume they are there to produce browser-ready HTML. In tne real world that isn't always true: they are a step in a pipeline. I'll sort it out soon. Thanks for reporting the problem. |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [275] | thanks Sunanda. |
[unknown: 9] 26-Apr-2006 [276] | Yeah, we are still fixing a bunch of these type of errors with our MakeDoc and QML to HTML converter. It is very funny to make self referencing system. |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [277x2] | It'd fidddly too as REBOL.org post-processes the output from Makedocpro, Makedoc2, eText, NicomDoc and a couple of other D2H converters. And they all have different quirks. And not all codes need to be escaped -- those within <pre> tags for example; though you can't always be sure you've isolated them if the generated HTML is not well formed. And so on. I'm surprised at times that there are so few glitches. |
That should be okay now. As Reichart notes, the fact you can embed HTML into a makedoc2 source is a great freedom for the end use, but can be a pain for anyone wanting to post process the generated HTML that it emits. | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [279x2] | Yep, looking much better now. |
My brain doesn't have to translate entities anymore! | |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [281x5] | haven't looked at rebol.org for quite some time. It is starting to become really good source of rebol related info ... |
I think, that it could swallow even stuff posted at various wikis, as it now features articles section .... | |
documentation to the script is also very nice .... | |
I like plegoff description of REBOL acronym - Rare, Elegant, Basic, Original, Light ..... | |
I would welcome rebol.org to become rebol central, as it is really close - what it is missing is one box for 3 or four short news, link to rebol.net ..... | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [286] | Perhaps someone can do an acrostics poem? |
PeterWood 26-Apr-2006 [287x2] | The news box is there, it's the news that's missing...the current box includes Rebol 3.0 Roadmap and Debian release. It's on the front page. |
I guess Sunanda is too busy extending Rebol.org to have time to hunt for news. | |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [289x2] | ah, that small one :-) |
is there any framework behind? I mean - API? So that we could eg. perform search on ml, scripts, etc. from external app? | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [291] | LDS |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [292] | LNS? |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [293] | lds-local.r --change: documentation added or updated --title: Library data services --owners: sunanda --author: Sunanda --purpose: Provides the client end of the REBOL.org Library Data Services interface --url: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/view-script.r?script=lds-local.r |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [294] | To expand on Graham's point: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/view-script.r?script=lds-local.r Libray Data Services.....It pre-dates LNS by 2 years. |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [295] | I was 2/10ths of a second ( or whatever ) faster :) |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [296] | ah, thanks ... I continue to discuss some aspects in blog-chat ... |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [297] | Petr -- somethng else you might want to look at:--- publishing a personal page on REBOL.org You could use it to showcase whatever is important to you. Npt many library menbers do as yet: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/lmp-index.r |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [298x4] | well, why not to discuss it here - I found curious Carl's request to follow reboltak.com. It is interesting aspect - with various products, I am really used to on-line phorums (most of them require registration anyway). I am less and less willing to subscribe to some kind of MLs. OTOH, the interface is slow. Currently we've got ajax as a cure .... to get back where AltME is for few years already .... |
I would welcome more open AltME design - it is a good app. But maybe on rebol.org we could list on-line rebol related worlds, and provide free accounts, and maybe later on we can come up with mechanism, how to feed some info into db .... to be searchable | |
no matter what, I find AltME as the quickest channel to get answer to specific problem .... we just irationally stopped new members to join this world .... | |
if Altme2.0 (Altissimo, whatever) is open, we can plug-in here rebol.org .... | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [302x3] | It was irrational. Just security. |
And we have stopped new members. New members are still joining. | |
Just stopped anonymous users from entering and possibly destroying data. | |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [305] | it is difficult to find out, how to join ... |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [306] | As Reichart says somewhere, Altme REBOL3 is great for quick problem solving. But you have to find it first. Like most of the REBOLsphere it is close to invisible (eg eFishAnt's recent serach for a REBOL hex editor. They exist: but can you find them?) REBOL.org is just about the only exception to the invisibleness of the REBOLsphere -- try looking in Google for script library as an example. |
Pekr 26-Apr-2006 [307x2] | Sunanda - OK, maybe rebol.org could add another button - IM community ... and link to info about AltME, and also to rebol.net altme chat .... |
I also miss one other button - links ... there is plenty of sites you could link to .... then your site is rebol info wise complete ... | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [309] | eFishAnt found it on his hard drive! |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [310x2] | The first stage of having community links at REBOL.org would be meaningful content in personal pages. We could the time them together or pull out highlights to make some overview pages. If someone wants their website (etc linked to from REBOL.org), the first move is up to them. |
Graham, but if the script had been in the Library, he'd have found it without having to ask on REBOL3 :-) | |
Graham 26-Apr-2006 [312] | I recall someone had a program that indexed all the rebol scripts on the internet. |
Sunanda 26-Apr-2006 [313] | That's RIX: www.oops-as.no/rix Though it is sometimes not available, or it gets reset to start looking from scratch. So searches are not guaranteed. |
Allen 14-May-2006 [314] | Is q-plot.r still in the rebol.org library? Couldn't find it, only found ez-plot.r |
PeterWood 14-May-2006 [315] | I don't think it was ever in the library after reading the message when Matt, the author announced it's improvement on the ML - http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-display-thread.r?m=rmlQBZK The source still seems to be available at http://www.reboltech.com/library/scripts/q-plot.r |
Graham 4-Jun-2006 [316x2] | Can someone put these into the library http://www.nwlink.com/~ecotope1/reb/format.r http://www.nwlink.com/~ecotope1/reb/decimal.r It appears from reading the authors' comments that at least format.r was submitted to rebol.org but is no longer there. |
'format has a name clash with the undocumented 'format though | |
BrianH 4-Jun-2006 [318] | What undocumented 'format do you mean? |
Graham 5-Jun-2006 [319] | Hmm. good question! I must have loaded up a 'format from somewhere else ... |
BrianH 5-Jun-2006 [320] | Looking at the code for the scripts you link to there, it looks like they could use a little cleaning up and optimising. Still, nice! |
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