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eFishAnt
28-May-2008
[1108]
you _are_ a supicious person, aren't you.  Comes from dealing with 
software.  I know it jaded me, too.
BrianH
28-May-2008
[1109]
Diagnosis is detective work :)
eFishAnt
28-May-2008
[1110x3]
but in America, we cannot execute shells because of suspicion, we 
must call for proof by the script of the law.
anyway, I did do a conditional run so the code works both ways, except 
that I have to edit the script to make it encap.  ( #include %view.r 
 ;that sort of thing)
Not sure, but I may have planted the initial seed for SDK...I was 
raving to Carl about the MKS toolkit awkc (awk compiler).  However, 
for awkc I don't have to edit the awk script before compiling.
BrianH
28-May-2008
[1113x2]
Do you want the current directory or the script directory? For the 
script directory, try system/script/path.
The current is system/options/path.
eFishAnt
28-May-2008
[1115x3]
I want it to run and process files in the current directory.  However, 
I already been there, done that, and it ain't worked.
I fixed by doing this:

either none? find system/options/boot "imagesave.exe" [ 
	print %. ;script
][
	print change-dir first split-path system/options/boot ;encap
]
the prints were only there to be sure.
BrianH
28-May-2008
[1118x4]
If you run a program by double-clicking it from explorer, the working 
directory is set to the directory the program is in. Otherwise the 
working directory is either the directory you are in in the command 
prompt, that set in the shortcut properties, or the working directory 
in your program you are starting the program from. I use this to 
make file management tools that work on the current directory all 
of the time.
Apparently the system/script settings aren't getting set from encapped 
apps (after testing). The system/options/path setting is the current 
directory that the program or script is called from, while system/script/path 
is the current directory inside REBOL. When REBOL runs a script it 
sets the system/script settings a little different that it does when 
the script is encapped, but the system/options settings are basically 
the same, with the exception of the name of the file in system/options/boot. 
If you want to distinguish between the two situations, check for 
whether system/options/script is a file (script) or none (encapped).
Keep in mind that the "current directory" of REBOL is different from 
that of Windows, and both can be different from the directory the 
program or script is in. Pick the directory you want to use and go 
for it.
If you want the script/program directory, try this:

 change-dir first split-path any [system/options/script system/options/boot]
eFishAnt
29-May-2008
[1122]
that's essentially what I am doing. There are these gotchas in the 
SDK that surprise you when your script works, you build and it breaks. 
 awkc doesn't do that.  That's what I was saying...just some feedback, 
ya know.
Josh
16-Jun-2008
[1123]
How do you change the publisher(?) information on an .exe produced 
with SDK? (So it doesn't say "REBOL Technologies...")   I remember 
doing it before with some tool, but I can't seem to find it at the 
moment.
Gregg
16-Jun-2008
[1124]
You need to edit the VERSIONINFO resource.
Josh
16-Jun-2008
[1125]
Are there any good freeware tools to do this?
Gregg
16-Jun-2008
[1126]
ResHacker has been around for a long time. Unsupported now, but works 
against most PE files. ResourceTuner seems more up to date, but costs 
(they have a trial I think).


There are some other links here: http://www.thefreecountry.com/programming/resourceeditors.shtml
Ashley
18-Jun-2008
[1127]
http://www.dobeash.com/RebGUI/cookbook.html#section-2.3
Pekr
18-Jun-2008
[1128x2]
Could anyone explain, what does following stupid hack mean?


;-- Must be done prior to loading anything that requires fonts on 
Linux.

layout [text "imanXwin kludge"] ;-throw this one away soon-- okay?

open-events
It actually prevents SDK from rebface + rebgui usage. So instead 
of fixing crashes we do like above?
Gregg
18-Jun-2008
[1130]
IIRC, it initializes X or something.
Henrik
18-Jun-2008
[1131]
what about changing the hack to the resulting layout object. shouldn't 
that work the same way?
[unknown: 5]
18-Jun-2008
[1132]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kludge
Pekr
18-Jun-2008
[1133]
hmm, interesting henrik, it could work .... so you think that e.g. 
make face! or rebgui equivalent should be sufficient?
Henrik
18-Jun-2008
[1134x2]
well, LAYOUT is a mezz and everything that happens to build that 
face is a mezz, so there should be a way to extrapolate a new hack 
that doesn't require VID.
the way I see it, try a simple make face [text: "simplerhack" font: 
make face/font []] I don't know if the font object is directly available 
in rebface, but try it.
Pekr
18-Jun-2008
[1136x2]
ok, but when my friend on linux commented those lines out, it crashed. 
The question is why? Isn't rebgui initialising x-win in some way 
too?
I will try to look for some equivalents and let my friend to try 
it ....
Henrik
18-Jun-2008
[1138x2]
actually I think it is. when we were fixing 2.7.6 for OSX Leopard 
we had a very similar problem and I had to build rebface with a face 
that loaded a font. it was done entirely without VID.
I guess you can't just use the resulting layout object. It's very 
large.
Graham
28-Jun-2008
[1140]
Not really sdk, but I've finally found a use for those fast launch 
buttons on my laptop .. they now encap the latest versions of my 
software .. much easier than finding the compile.cmd script in the 
now very large source directory!
Louis
3-Aug-2008
[1141x7]
I'm trying to use the
'call' command to call dar (Disk Archive), but I get this:
---- exception type = [DECI] ----------
[source]
    deci.cpp : digit_htoc : invalid decimal digit
    deci.cpp : digit_htoc : 
    deci::deci : string
[most outside call]
-----------------------------------

INTERNAL ERROR, PLEASE REPORT THE PREVIOUS OUTPUT TO MAINTAINER
The command I'm calling works fine when entered at the console. Any 
idea what is causing this problem?
Here is one of the source code files for dar which shows where the 
error is coming from (I think), but I don't know cpp.
http://www.sfr-fresh.com/unix/privat/dar-2.3.8.tar.gz:a/dar-2.3.8/src/libdar/deci.cpp
Figured it out. It was a dar problem, and not a rebol problem. My 
script is working now.
xavier
18-Aug-2008
[1148x2]
hello, i have a slight problem.  i already have a sdk licence for 
windows and i need the sdk for linux
i know its possible to have it for 1 dollar but i dont find the way 
to have it
Graham
18-Aug-2008
[1150]
That's news to me.  I paid $50 less for my linux sdk.
xavier
18-Aug-2008
[1151]
you already had the windows sdk ?
Graham
18-Aug-2008
[1152x2]
Yes.
I had the windows command sdk.
btiffin
18-Aug-2008
[1154]
xavier; Drop Cindy a note. She may be able to help you out, or at 
the very least, she knows what's what and is the final arbiter afaik. 
 Start at http://rebol.com/contacts.html
Alan
14-Sep-2008
[1155]
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amacleod
21-Nov-2008
[1156]
Just ordered the SDK but I have not yet received the confirmation 
email. Is there usually a long delay?
Henrik
21-Nov-2008
[1157]
Is the SDK being sold anymore?