World: r3wp

Transparently for the user. Internally, like a normal MTA, getting 
the right MX, queuing outgoing emails on disk, retry sending a few 
times if required, inform back user (and admin optinaly) by email 
if sending failed.

RSP users will just use SEND without any change. SEND will be patched, 
so SET-NET won't be required.

Obviously, emails will be sent in async mode by the UniServe layer.

what will you use for DNS?

OpenDNS?

I did this before ... http://www.rebol.org/view-script.r?script=email-check.r

only a couple of linest to make that into a mta :)

DNS server: the ones declared locally on the machine.

Yes, I've been inspired by your code when I started working on it.

I use something similar to provide mail support inside my application 
...

But I've reimplemented the dig:// scheme as an UniServe async protocol.

ahh... good idea

Looking forward to trying  it out

what is dig:// scheme?

DNS records querying

Doc - does Cheyenne already enable setting handlers for particular 
filetypes? I mean - equivalence to:

AddHandler rebol-cgi-dispatch .html
Action rebol-cgi-dispatch /cgi-bin/rebol-cgi-dispatch.cgi


For Cheyenne only users, it is not important, they can use RSP, but 
for those who want to have chance to migrate between Apache and Cheyenne 
in CGI mode, it might be usefull. I expect it not being a priority 
for you though ...

oh, wrong group .....

Would it be possible for a developer to have his reports automatically 
reviewed? There's a lot of extra clicking involved for me in my curecode 
since I submit reports to my own tracker.

Maybe I could add an option for setting new developer tickets directly 
as "reviewed". I'll think about that for next releases.

It would be really lovely to have change log information provided 
via API or plain text, so it can be integrated into a website.

Added in todo list. Should be easy to implement.

I had a lot of trouble with comments in CureCode today being hex-decoded, 
when I was just trying to refer to a filename %bar.r. I had to write 
it as %25bar.r, every time, even during revisions. Comments shouldn't 
be hex-decoded.

Dehex removed (don't know why it was there).

Tested on ticket #1 (in case you wonder why it popped up in recently 
changed tickets).

That was the reason for all of the revisions to the comment of #1228 
:(

I'm First
Nice !!!

Doc, did you draw your "camembers" with rebol ?

i think so ;-)

Nope, it's Google's Chart API work :-)

http://code.google.com/intl/fr-FR/apis/chart/

Ooooh, what a shame ;-)

If there's was a nice lib in Rebol with a cool dialect to do the 
same job as google's charts...

there was only some work done by Ladislav IIRC, but it was for old 
draw IIRC ...

pie-chart: func [
    con [block!] ;-- block of overriden constants
    cmd [block!] ;-- commands to draw the pie-chart 
    /local push angle middle bottom pane bout sens
    size back-color start line text
][

    ;-- default constants (overridable by con block)
    size: 300x200       ;--size of the box
    back-color: white   ;-- back color of the drawing

    start: -90          ;-- starting angle of the pie chart (in degrees)
    line: [pen gray line]   ;-- draw block used for lines

    text: [pen none fill-pen gray text vectorial]   ;-- draw block used 
    for texts
    ;--
    do bind con 'size
    pane: make block! 30
    push: func [data][append pane compose data]
    center: size / 2    ; -- center of the pie chart
    radius: to-pair divide min size/x size/y 2.5
    sens: true
    bottom: 0 
   
    foreach [title color percent] cmd [
        if issue? color [color: to-tuple debase/base color 16]

        push [pen back-color fill-pen (color) arc center radius (start) (angle: 
        round/ceiling percent * 360) closed]
        middle: angle / 2 + start
        push line 
        push [

            (center + as-pair radius/x * cosine middle radius/x * sine middle)

            (bout: center + as-pair radius/x + 3 * cosine middle radius/x + 3 
            * sine middle)
        ]
        either 0 <= cosine middle [
            unless sens [bottom: 0 send: true]
            push reduce [
                bout: as-pair center/x + radius/x bout/y
                bout: as-pair bout/x + 8 max bout/y bottom
                bout: as-pair bout/x + 3 bout/y
            ]
            bottom: bout/y + 12
        ][
            if sens [bottom: size/y sens: false]
            push reduce [
                bout: as-pair center/x - radius/x bout/y
                bout: as-pair bout/x - 8 min bout/y bottom
                bout: as-pair bout/x - 3 bout/y
            ]
            bottom: bout/y - 12
            bout: as-pair bout/x - first size-text make face [
                size: 5000x5000
                text: title
            ] bout/y 
        ]
        push text 
        push [(bout + 1x-8 ) (title)]
        start: start + angle
    ] 
    pane
]

Not perfect but it give results.

pie: pie-chart [
    size: 300x200
    start: -80
][
    "block" none 0
    "crash" #ff3030 .04
    "major" #ff6060 .09
    "minor" #ffb850 .44
    "tweak" #ffd850 .03
    "text" #ffd850 .02
    "trivial" #ffd8a0 .31
    "not a bug" pewter .06
]

view layout [
    box 300x200 white effect [draw pie]
]

because of the vectorial text i use, it's not usable everywhere...

it can be replaced by non vectorial text but in that case, the drawing 
can't be translated or scaled

Nice result, you should publish it on rebol.org.

CureCode/R3 is on a linux server. I guess there are font issues?

it could be bypassed...

unless sens [bottom: 0 send: true] <= typo in "send:"?

try this on linux...

pie: pie-chart [
    size: 300x200
    start: -80
    text: [pen gray text ]
][
    "block" none 0
    "crash" #ff3030 .04
    "major" #ff6060 .09
    "minor" #ffb850 .44
    "tweak" #ffd850 .03
    "text" #ffd850 .02
    "trivial" #ffd8a0 .31
    "not a bug" pewter .06
]

view layout [
    box 300x200 white effect [draw pie]
]

yes typo

If you can add barcharts too, that would be nice.

I think that Carl would be interested in such a library.

He asked me once for one that can draw pie and bar charts such as 
those from google.

I think that he would be seduced by the small size and elegancy of 
your code.

it's a first thought, could be optimized i guess...

Linux (Ubuntu 8.04 under Vmware) : 
- 1st version: drawing ok, but no text

- 2nd version: no pie chart, no text, only 1 line (first one in list 
maybe)

hum...

you tested with R2 ?