r3gui docs

http://re-bol.com/saphirion-r3guidocs.zip ------------------------------------------- In this link the documents contain black squares where the doc info shoud be? regards Richard

Everything is in those HTML docs, but it looks like it would've been nice to download their CSS files along with the HTML files. To read the HTML temporarily, you can highlight the blackened code with your mouse to see it, or permanently edit a copy of the files to remove all the class="<..>" identifiers in the HTML (best yet, when their site comes back online, backup their docs with the CSS and all :)

R E B O L [] x: read %./ foreach file x [ if %.htm = suffix? file [ content: read file parse/all content [any [ to { class="} begin: thru {"} ending: ( remove/part begin ((index? ending) - (index? begin))) :begin ]] write to-file join first parse file "." "-cleaned.html" content ] ] print "done" halt

Still confused with all Rebol versions. When i try this example: R E B O L [] do %r3-gui.r3 view [ text "Example window." button "Close" close ] I get: Gui error: cannot parse the gui dialect at close The rebol program used is: r3-view.exe rebol 3.0 [alpha test] version 2.101.0.3.1 (windows7) What is the problem? regards Richard

In Saphirion's version of R3-GUI, actors are required to respond to an event. You can use 'on-action to respond to the most common widget events: do %r3-gui.r3 view gui: [ text "Example window." button "Close" on-action [unview unview] ]

With on action, the button reacts on left clicks. How can you detect right clicks, double clicks....? To begin with rebol, what would you suggest? Rebol2 or Rebol3?? Richard

That's all documented here: http://development.saphirion.com/rebol/r3gui/actors/index.shtml You have these, and other more generic actors: on-make-when face is first created to initialize special values on-click-when mouse button clicked on face on-drag-when dragging inside a face on-drag-over-when dragging and are over a target face on-drop-when drag has stopped or when a file is dropped on-focus-when we have been given or are losing focus on-get-to fetch state values on-set-when state values are set on-clear-when the state values are cleared on-key-when key has been pressed (for our focus) on-move-when mouse has moved on-over-when mouse passes over or away on-reset-when reset is needed on-resize-when size values have changed on-update-when face contents have changed on-draw-when system starts to draw the face (create DRAW block) on-scroll-when scrolling is needed on-scroll-event-when the mouse wheel is used on-init-when face and its parent pane are ready (including initial sizing) on-attach-when a face is attached from another face on-attached-when a face is triggered in the attach reaction chain To get more info about the type of click: on-click: [ probe arg/type ] I've always suggested getting started with Rebol using R2, only because it's more mature. There are currently many more tools, many years of code examples, and hundreds of thousands of support questions answered in the mailing list and altme archives at rebol.org. By learning R2, you can use all the main desktop OS platforms, and moving to R3 is fairly trivial once you really get to know Rebol. When Red becomes a bit more mature, you'll also have all the basics down.

The most compelling reasons to use R3 right now for you're learning Rebol: Unicode and Android support.