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is there any related anounce ?

The blog talks about a 104 version.  My last one is 100.x.x.x

The blog talks about a 104 version.  My last one is 100.x.x.x

It's a guru only release and very unstable, but there is a link in 
the REBOL3 Host Kit group.

ok, thanks.

You can build your own 104 release or download Robert's

Oh ! Didn't see the blog

ok, thanks guys.

I'm like Henrik, I use an old one cuurently, A95

the 104 you build works with go.r but Robert's doesn't

anything after A97 is pretty much bat country right now.

Is there graphics yet?

yes, barely working

barely ? lol

depends ...

ok.

old builds have draw, newer do not

But richtexts seem to work, as far i tested

on what build?

I mean the robert's one

for your IRC client?

see !REBOL Host kit

it's not an IRC client

Shad made a wrong guess

It's only some demo styles

ok ...

but maybe it will be a real GUI

SGUI ?

S for ?

oh !

Steeve ....

I guess it should be GUIdS since the noun follows in french

not bad :-)

GUIDuS

I found GuiMove but it''s already taken

it's sound like guimauve in french and it means marshmallow

hmm... tasty

I've created this function many times enough to think it should be 
standard:


; creates a string from a list of strings with human readable comma 
separation
string-list: func [blk /local out] [
	out: make string! 1000
	forall blk [
		append out form first blk

  unless tail? next blk [append out either tail? at blk 3 [" and "][", 
  "]]
	]
	out
]

string-list ["a" "b" "c"]
== "a, b and c"

feel free to optimize

Why is this R3?

works in R2 as well. feel free to add it to R2/Forward.

What's the setting?

what setting?

what input is causing you to create this output?

Are you creating sentences?

blocks of strings, usually created for dialogs or other human readable 
output

I'd think that it is just something that you do :)

I don't do this .. but I have code that processes a whole sentence 
and grammar fixes it including the above.

I've built similar funcs, but not often. Maybe it could be part of 
a formatting module, and I would give it a different name.

The output format is specific enough, and the name generic enough, 
that I wouldn't make it a standard func as is. It is useful though.