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[!REBOL3] General discussion about REBOL 3
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Arnold 23-Jan-2013 [878] | ? He owns the domain rebol.com doesn't he? So he gets all emailaddresses with that domain. Unless he assigns someone else one of those emailaddresses it is his. So he might not be using it anymore or somebody else is using it now? |
Bo 23-Jan-2013 [879] | All emails to [carl-:-rebol-:-com] get redirected to null. :-) |
Arnold 23-Jan-2013 [880] | Sometimes those seem like the same thing yes indeed :-) |
GrahamC 23-Jan-2013 [881] | I know what Carl uses as his email and yes, I knew it wasn't what I wrote above. Last time I looked he had an s at the end of this name. |
Arnold 23-Jan-2013 [882] | correct |
Gregg 23-Jan-2013 [883] | Now he'll have to change it again, as this is web public. ;-) |
GrahamC 23-Jan-2013 [884] | Nah, this is to prevent harvesting of email by bots |
Arnold 23-Jan-2013 [885] | that is one of my objection in making all these groups web-public. |
GrahamC 23-Jan-2013 [886] | If they weren't web public, we wouldn't be here |
Sunanda 23-Jan-2013 [887] | email addresses in posts are munged on the rebol.org archive .....so they should be safe from bots. |
GrahamC 23-Jan-2013 [888] | Is there a document anywhere that outlines the differences between R2 and R3 for those porting/writing apps now? I'm thinking that those of us still using R2 should try and stick to something that will be compatible with R3. |
MaxV 24-Jan-2013 [889] | The email of Carl is [open-:-rebol-:-com] |
Ladislav 24-Jan-2013 [890] | This is a public group, MaxV! I assume that your action will force Carl to change his address and not give it to you... |
MaxV 24-Jan-2013 [891x2] | Hey! Carl published the email on his blog! |
Were you serious? | |
Ladislav 24-Jan-2013 [893] | I do not know, but Carl was quite shy of publishing is mail address |
MaxV 24-Jan-2013 [894] | Well, it isn't a personal email, is the email of the opensource rebol that he published, so he can ignore that email adress as he wish... |
Ladislav 24-Jan-2013 [895] | Which is what we ceratainly do not want. Please use some reason before publishing that may be perceived as private especially if it is not your private data. |
BrianH 24-Jan-2013 [896] | Regardless if email addresses are munged in the rebol.org archives, don't post real email addresses in a web-public group unless you are attempting to test spam filters. |
Maxim 24-Jan-2013 [897] | I agree with everyone, but the given address by MaxV is a *very* public mail address, so its not that big a deal IMHO. |
BrianH 24-Jan-2013 [898] | Just good policy :) |
Scot 24-Jan-2013 [899] | As a matter of practice I generally share contact information for other people ONLY through individual private channels and NEVER on email. Just a thought. |
GrahamC 24-Jan-2013 [900x2] | Has anyone had any contact with Steven Solie about the Amiga R3 build? I see from his site http://solie.ca/that in 2010/11/23 he had R3-GUI up and running. |
AFAIK, that's the only other platform where view was ported to so far | |
Ladislav 27-Jan-2013 [902] | This looks like a question best suited for BrianH: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14420942/how-are-words-bound-within-a-rebol-module |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [903x3] | Answered. Someone might want to adapt that answer for use in the docs. |
Since he didn't ask about exporting and the 'private option, I didn't mention such issues. | |
I guess that since I never had a stack overflow account before, my previous answers don't count towards my stats. | |
Sunanda 27-Jan-2013 [906] | I believe you can email the stackoverflow admins, Brian, and they can transfer stats to your new account. |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [907] | I have no idea whether my old answers has associated email addresses. I suppose it doesn't matter. |
GrahamC 27-Jan-2013 [908x2] | What old answers if you don't have a SO account before? |
For completeness I've asked the question about exporting and private | |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [910] | SO didn't previously require you to create an account or even provide an email address to answer questions. Since I didn't care about SO, I didn't bother to make an account. Now they require an email address, and use that email address to determine who you are. Creating an account is almost an extra, just a way to give you a nickname and profile info. |
GrahamC 27-Jan-2013 [911x3] | You need a reputation of at least 20 to use the SO chat system ... and with ticks, you're already there. |
with 2 ticks | |
BTW, we are encouraging the use of SO as a help resource for those who won't or can't use Altme | |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [914x2] | Yeah, I found that annoying, but I suppose it makes sense. |
Do you want me to edit my answer to include the exporting stuff? I can't really do it in a comment since it would be in the same scale as the original answer. | |
GrahamC 27-Jan-2013 [916] | Edit the answer would be better |
Andreas 27-Jan-2013 [917] | Or ask a separate question. |
GrahamC 27-Jan-2013 [918] | Also, SO has an API so we can potentially grab all the Rebol tagged questions and also host them on rebol.org if we need to. It's not stuck in the SO system |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [919x2] | Too late, Andreas, I'm already editing the answer. It makes it easier to keep context this way. |
Done. | |
Chris 27-Jan-2013 [921] | Thanks Brian, good answer! |
GrahamC 27-Jan-2013 [922] | So, should schemes be isolated? |
BrianH 27-Jan-2013 [923x4] | I've never needed to isolate something, so in general no. Most stuff should generally be regular modules or scripts. The rest are special cases. |
I can imagine that if you want to have a module somehow negitiate some passwords and don't want them to leak, or some other security issue, you might want to write the module to be isolated. Also, if Maxim wanted to port slim to R3, or someone wanted to port Qtask (I forgot what it's called now, sorry) or some other code written for Gabriele's PowerMezz modules to R3, they might want to use named, private isolated modules. | |
One interesting use of isolated modules is to use IMPORT/no-share to force a module to load isolated even if it wasn't written for that. This is a way to use modules that are too messily written, that make too many unnecessary changes, and try to limit the mess a bit. | |
negitiate -> negotiate | |
james_nak 30-Jan-2013 [927] | Was there ever a mysql driver for R3? I saw some examples in the "import" docs but the link is not working. |
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