World: r3wp

I don't think you can do it in a single face... but so I can understand 
the goal, why do you need it ?

ah just pure curiosity.

Here's a way using DRAW dialect text:

view layout [box navy at 30x30 text 200x30 effect [merge draw [pen 
0.0.0.255 text "hello there"]]]

Actually, my idea was to have a FIELD style with DRAWn text without 
having to write my on CARET-TO-OFFSET and OFFSET-TO-CARET as mezzanines. 
Maybe that's a bit over-the-top, though.

Well, the font color could be the same as the background colour - 
effectively invisible.

You would have to change it when the field was selected/unselected 
though...

Mmm....

Put a feature request in Rambo (if it's not there already). I am 
sure I also wanted to use such a feature before for such things.

Yes, I'll do so, Anton.

But, then, such things may change with the upcoming rich-text support, 
so I think I'll first evalute the possibilities this will bring us.

You dont need to measure in the same face.

measure ?

CARET-TO-OFFSET and OFFSET-TO-CARET

Hi Anton, about the list bug with sqlite. We were both right. It 
_is_ a series copy bug. And it _is_ an sql problem ... sql reuses 
the series it has given as a return value on the next call :-(

Volker, of course you're right, I always forget that. So here's a 
proof-of-concept of an AGG field style:

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I really like the idea of implementing it to improve the look of 
fields using larger font-sizes because it seems to respond fast enough 
to be usable.

If only I'd have an idea of what the problem occuring in WAKE-EVENT 
is. Looks like an invalid face or broken draw block to me, doesn't 
it?

Ingo, thought it must have been there.. Interesting behaviour. I 
wonder if it is intentional ? Could be for speed in high-throughput 
applications.

Christian, that looks really nice !  I will have to follow this up..

Hi,

is it possible to save a layout as image, e.g. png?

Yep, just use to-image and save it.

save/png %image.png  to-image layout [button "Hi, Raimund"]

Is it possible use fonts which are not installed? (under windows, 
at the moment) 

I have a dir with lots of font files, and would like to write a font 
preview utility for it, but as these fonts are not installed, I would 
have to reference the font-files, not the name.

There was some discussion and a couple of scripts on the ML some 
time back about this: http://www.rebol.org/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/rebol/ml-display-thread.r?m=rmlYDRQ

Has anybody every tried to create a fish-bone-diagram dialect?

what is fish-bone-diagram? ah, now I understand - have not seen that 
graph for ages in real-life :-)

No.

But I used to be a fan of allclear -- they devised a very simple 
text-based dialect from which they can generate numerous diagrams.
http://www.allclearonline.com
It could probably be re-engineered in REBOL in a few weeks :-)

This is probably sooo stupid.. because i work always with a make 
face I now need to add a simple face to a layout.. ;-) But i simply 
dont get it running... ie.

main: layout [] 
append main/pane [ something ]
view main

does not work..hehe ;-) any hints? its sooo simple probably..

I would do it this way ... just try to probe main, it seems to be 
some whole VID :-)

Sunanda, thanks for the link. Never found a tool where I could use 
a dialect to create a flow-chart.

main: make face [pane: copy []]
append main/pane make face [text: "hello"]
view main

that is View without VID .... maybe it could be somehow "simplified", 
using VID ...

append main/pane make face layout [button "OK" [print "ok"]]

you get the idea ...

aaa wait... its the 'make face that needs to go inside a layout ofcourse...

yes yes.. i think thats it ;-) I forgot to do a make face of the 
bolck..

what block?

'make face

I simply forgot to put make face ..

but its oke now Thanks !

I was just appending..

with no gui ;-)

eh, actually I did not think I could be helpful to you gurus regarding 
rebol coding :-)

haha...

view layout [button  area  face with [init: [] size: 100x100 color: 
navy]]

Anton..intresting.. I see two things I actualy never use in Layouts 
(I mostly use Faces directly) that is the init: [] and 'with