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and you don't get consulting requests unless you have ( usually ) 
a popular language

noop,  I'm doing wonderful things with rebol.. Take a look. http://www.tse.gov.br/internet/cd/tse/index.html

my last was intended for Carl!

I think that Host Kit is going to be for free. But RT might produce 
some commercial Extensions ...

Ok

How does it work? the host kit, I'm kind of lost here...

very nice rondon, so you are doing rebol consulting in brazil?

I seem to have misplaced my linux sdk license key purchased a few 
years ago.  I thought maybe I could use my windows license key instead 
.. but sadly, no go.  Oh well, emailed sales  to see if they can 
resend it to me.

Which they did  :)

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What is the best way to debug software made with the SDK?

If you mean debugging an encapped app, there is no single best way. 
It depends on the app. If you have a system in place for catching 
errors, and logging them, that can help a lot.

Gregg, thanks for responding. What system for catching errors are 
you referring to?

I have an encapped program that has worked for years.  But it contains 
a password, and the password had to be changed. Now it won't work 
when encapped. I get:

** Script Error: Cannot use path on none! value
** Where: insert-event-func
** Near: insert system/view/screen-face/feel/event-funcs :funct
:funct
** Press enter to quit...

If I replace all the #include's with do, and run it with rebview, 
it runs without problem.

sounds like you got your includes in the wrong order

... or have ommitted the SDK file containing the funct declaration

Louis, were you using a function named 'funct in your encapped application? 
As of 2.7.7, there is now a FUNCT mezzanine.

I don't think that would cause your problem though.

The error message says can not use a path on none! so there is a 
problem with view ...

Brian, in insert-event-func, the parameter name is 'funct ... so 
nothing to do with the 'funct mezzanine.

I know that the problem has nothing to do with the FUNCT mezzanine 
- it errors out before then. His *next* problem will have to do with 
using 'funct.

Louis, which encapper are you using? Perhaps you are encapping against 
the wrong binary.

eh? how is that possible?

Including the wrong source files ?

There are 5 encap programs, and it's been years since he last encapped 
this app. Maybe he's using enbase, encmd or enpro.

instead of enface

Or encmdview, yes.

that does sound the most likely cause

Oh, I just got it, 'funct is a local parameter - that won't even 
be a problem eventually, nevermind my first message :)

yes.. it's a parameter to insert-event-func ... as I mentioned above!

I wonder if it should be renamed though in future ...

Yeah, that mentioning is what I just got :)

to make this less confusing

Tossing in an ASSERT/type [system/view [object!]] into INSEERT-EVENT-FUNC 
would be even less confusing.

INSEERT -> INSERT

ASSERT is supposed to be added in 2.7.8, as a native.

BrianH and Graham, I was using enpro. Using enface instead solved 
the problem. Many thanks!

Trying to see if .net is installed but this gives me an empty block 


 foreach key keys: list-reg/HKLM "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet 
 Settings\5.0\User Agent\Post Platform" [
                print key
 ]

even though I can see it full of keys in the registry ...

is there a reshack.r wrapper anyone has done?

I just use Call on reshacker directly.

Steve, I'm sending you what I have via email.

Sent.

if I drag a script onto enface.exe and it encaps successfully, where 
is the script put?

or the exe... but it seems no exe is generated.

found it... but not really where I expected it.

Yes, I never do that Henrik. I've used a number of systems over the 
years (I think I posted my enlist script on rebol.org), and now generally 
use build and encap scripts, with Ladislav's INCLUDE as the foundation. 
In the encap script I include all the reshacker stuff to set the 
icon and version info.

I even prebol stuff manually before calling the encap it allows for 
a bit more flexibility and control over the whole process.

Gregg, I never do it either, but was an "emergency build" that needed 
to be done right then :-)