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Pekr 13-Feb-2009 [11185] | You mean fileshare for RebDev? |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11186x2] | Add file management to RebDev and you have the new DevBase. "RebDev" was always a codeword - the real name is DevBase. |
Or it will be when Carl finishes with the file stuff, and some stability fixes. | |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11188] | cuurently guys, the command files are already here in the chat, (submit, accept, deny) but i haven't the rank to test it... |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11189] | Really? I thought that we just had the ranks, but the files weren't there yet. |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11190x3] | type ?? |
i tried them, but my rank is too low | |
you have to create a name first (command: name) | |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11193] | My rank is high enough, but I don't think the commands work yet. There wasn't even a public decision on whether the file tree would be seperate or integrated with the message tree. |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11194] | i think it will be mixed, reading the source, i guess than a file can be attached to a an header or to a name msg |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11195] | Cool - that was my preference. I've been focusing on REBOL this week, not chat. |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11196] | i guess names msg are here to construct file trees |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11197] | Speaking of which, what do yo think of my /into option proposal? |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11198] | Nothing special, it's an new feature, so it's wellcome. |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11199] | I'll take that as neutral :) |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11200] | yep :) |
Henrik 13-Feb-2009 [11201] | About FIND-ALL, would it not always return the result as indexes from the original block? |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11202x2] | The trick with FIND-ALL is that it doesn't reeturn anything - it executes a code block wioth each find. |
FIND-ALL is like FORALL, but with FIND. | |
Henrik 13-Feb-2009 [11204] | Then I think the name is misleading. Or will there be a FIND/ALL? |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11205x2] | There may be, and it could be useful with /skip. |
FORFIND perhaps? | |
Henrik 13-Feb-2009 [11207x3] | That could be, or as a step argument to FOR. |
(who says step must be a constant?) | |
then again, how would one pass it. it seems that FOR already uses series! as step input. | |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11210] | eh guys, if you continue like that, i guess you will rediscover parse |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11211] | This kind of function is usually easier to implement as a mezzanine. |
Henrik 13-Feb-2009 [11212] | Steeve, I know. You can do everything with PARSE in only 10 times as much code as with a single mezz. :-) |
Pekr 13-Feb-2009 [11213] | Parse - we first need all those handy enchancements being implemented :-) |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11214] | R2 backports of the R3 reflection functions are now done. |
Pekr 13-Feb-2009 [11215] | So - are we heading towards new R2 release? |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11216x3] | That's REFLECT and its associated *-OF functions. Yes, gradually, as R3 gets fuurther along. The backports can be used with existing releases though - I'm bundling them all into %r2-forward.r. |
I also backported CAUSE-ERROR, which triggers errors safely. | |
Also the proposed QUOTE and ACCUMULATE. | |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11219x2] | quote ? |
accumulate -> cumul (shorter name) | |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11221x4] | QUOTE is a Peta special, a simple function to perform a nasty trick in as little code as possible. It blocks evalation :) ; R3 version quote: func [ "Returns the value passed to it without evaluation." :value [any-type!] ] [ :value ] ; R2 version quote: func [ "Returns the value passed to it without evaluation." :value [any-type!] ] [ get/any 'value ] |
It's like the Scheme function of the same name. | |
evalation -> evaluation | |
CUMUL is not an English word (but let me check). I picked ACCUMULATE because it is the industry standard (for procedural langs). | |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11225] | oh sorry it's french (i tried) |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11226x2] | We are not going the Perl 6 route :) |
I'm checking a thesaurus. | |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11228] | and ACCU ? |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11229] | GATHER perhaps? |
Steeve 13-Feb-2009 [11230] | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACCU |
Henrik 13-Feb-2009 [11231] | BrianH, check #1804, for a GATHER function that does something else. |
BrianH 13-Feb-2009 [11232x3] | That sounds like a better function to call GATHER. ACCUMULATE will get called less than that. |
It could use the /into option though. | |
With all of these collection synonym functions it will be interesting to keep them straight. | |
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