World: r3wp

No, the object is shared in this case.

>> recycle
>> stats
== 2936994
>> a: make object! [print "I love rebol but not GC"]
I love rebol but not GC
>> stats
== 2937746
>>

and

>> recycle
>> stats
== 2936994
>> a: b: make object! [print "I love rebol but not GC"]
I love rebol but not GC
>> stats
== 2937810
>>

as size are different into the 2 examples maybe the object is clonned 
...

No, they are not cloned. I can assure you of that.

you have it twice in memory but in fact no because if you make a: 
b: make object! [ test: 'test"]

And you should recycle and check stats multiple times before and 
after each test.

then a/test: "test200" print b/test

this shows the content to the shared object change ;)

sometimes the returned stats value is not stable.

Anton both code are witen into 2 separated consol

But we are polluting, I go to Performance group to continue this 
discussion...

if you make a:  make object you use less memory than a: b: make object! 
that's a fact ;)

in rebol there is an allocation table that will allow us to know 
if a data is share betwin several word  in the rebol diccionary

and obviously you will clear only single related data

where in the heck is that damn prompt...

henrik don't know I don't have tested it under linux ...

happens in core too now... no problems with an older rebol/view

Doing any startup scripts ? Check your user.r

no such file. created an empty user.r and now it won't start at all

you're trying to fight the system without coming up with a better 
one, that's all.

 OH OH Comon we are talking about a serrious issue and that's not 
 because I make  a criticise of the system that I have a better solution 
 ....

Did you install the binary into the same directory as your other 
Views ?

yes

shadwolf -> I meet you in "Performance" group

mmm.

ypu can say I hate capitalism because it makes  little people very 
ricth and most of the people just poor  without having a rechange 
solution ;)

running scripts directly as an argument works....

debian? you lack a config-file for teminal which name i forgot.

There's a quick workaround maybe - run a "halt" script. Does it give 
a console then?

termcap?

its in some old package for backward compatiility

shadwolf: try setting all inbuild functions to none and see if the 
system needs less memory. maybe that helps

ah... let me check...

Mmm.. When you figure it out, write a quick "install script", which 
detects debian (if you can), and alerts the user with the advice. 
Then, when someone asks in future, you can just give your script. 
Also, this may evolve into a fully cross-platform installer script.

with a halt script I get a prompt but no keyboard interaction

/etc/termcap ? i lack some concentration, early morning here. carl 
has changed keyboard handling for redirection and now you need that 
stuff. but cant remember the names. apt-getted something and it worked.

installing termcap-compat (ubuntu)

i seem to remember that name. :)

that was it! thanks

have fun :)

Excellent. Don't forget to write that script !  :)

when I get time...

As a minimum copy the notes into a text file...

when I get time... :-) I'm really hung up right now

Hi, i've a little problem is there a field property to limit the 
amount onf text an user can type in ? does it need to be coded or 
this is just impossible ?

we talked about this not long ago...

http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-display-message.r?m=rmlCDDQ


this has some ideas. It's not easy unfortunately, but it can be done.

hi guys, does opening a non-border window on linux garantee a window 
without borders in the later betas?

I remeber someone posting that x forces a border on some versions/builds 
of linux....