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When you drag it by the left top corner watch the right side of the image:

1. From the console, run mandelbrot.red

2. Now click on Draw.

3. Now close the GUI window before drawing is complete.

=> The console display error

*** View Error: CreateWindowEx failed!
*** Script Error: path none is not valid for none! type
*** Where: eval-set-path
*** Stack: view do-events do-actor do-safe mandelbrot do-events eval-set-path

There's a placeholder col header with #" " as the text, which to word! doesn't like when combined with a numeric digit to create the cell ref name. If you replace [#" "] with [#"_"]for now, it will work again.

I am trying to compile the /Library/SQLite/SQLite3-test.red file and getting this error - "Compilation Error: undefined symbol: zero fill". Any advice?

Here is how I am trying to run the SQLite example and full error output -

$ ../../red-063 -c ../Library/SQLite/SQLite3-test.red

-=== Red Compiler 0.6.3 ===-

Compiling /Users/ajinkya/Downloads/code/Library/SQLite/SQLite3-test.red ...
...using libRedRT built on 12-Sep-2017/19:46:25-5:00
...compilation time : 86 ms

Target: Darwin

Compiling to native code...
*** Compilation Error: undefined symbol: zerofill
*** in file: %/Users/ajinkya/Downloads/code/Library/SQLite/SQLite3.red
*** at line: 9166
*** near: [
    zerofill dbs-head dbs-tail
    close-dbs: func [
        /local
        p [pointer! [integer!]]
    ] [
        p: dbs-head
        while [p < dbs-tail] [
            if p/value <> 0 [
                print-line ["closing db: " as pointer! [integer!] p/value]
                sqlite3_close as pointer! [integer!] p/value
                p/value: 0
            ]
            p: p + 1
        ]
    ]
    get-db-ptr:
]

Hello.
OS: Windows 10
Red version: 0.6.4
ZeroMQ version: 4.3.2
I'm try to start ZeroMQ socket(server?) from red(not Red/System), but can't compile this gist:

Compiling to native code...
*** Warning: handle! macro in R/S is redefined
*** Compilation Error: argument type mismatch on calling: exec/zmq/socket
*** expected: [pointer! [byte!]], found: [pointer! [integer!]]
*** in file: %/D/Dima/projects/red-ipython/red/src/kernel.red
*** in function: exec/start-server
*** at line: 381
*** near: [ctx 4
print-line ["ZMQ Context: " ctx]
print-line ["ZMQ Responder: " responder]
r: zmq/bind
]

It's can be fixed, with changes on this line from

ctx_new: "zmq_ctx_new" [ return: [handle!]]

to

ctx_new: "zmq_ctx_new" [ return: [byte-ptr!]]

and after this change, it's compile and server starts. I'm not tested yet this with client requests.
I can prepare PR with this fix, if it's ok.

Compiling to native code...
*** Compilation Error: argument type mismatch on calling: red/stack/mark-func
*** expected: [pointer! [integer!]], found: [none]
*** in file: %/c/Red2/code/Library/SQLite/SQLite3.red
*** at line: 332
*** near: [
set-path* eval-path _context/get ~system as cell! ~script as
]
The terminal process terminated with exit code: 1

Windows | red-063.exe | 1.1 MB -- | -- | -- sha256: 105d0f7b009a802a35a636c5dbedc69e89477fd62b6ba77690845fd78d436171

At least on W7, it shows nothing - only white window.

Line 55

		img/image: img/image

for it to work

Should it really behave like this?

If so, what's the logic?

See how I have to click on cells else they won't kick off

The = button does not work. Previous version used to work.

As the last commit removed the spaces around the text of the operators, the typed formula cannot be parsed anymore when attempting to load it.

Possible fix could be to reintroduce the spaces before loading the formula:
formula: copy f/text
replace/all formula "+" " + "
replace/all formula "-" " - "
replace/all formula "/" " / "
replace/all formula "*" " * "
calculation: form math load formula

I was really excited to hear about this language because I had envisioned something in the past, however nothing will run on my macbook air with the red-061binary.

For instance, when I try to run the calculator demo I get:

*** Script Error: view has no value
*** Where: catch

I was trying to compile "SQLite3.red" using: red-064 -c SQLite3.red in Windows 10 OS, when it ended with:

Compiling to native code...
*** Loading Error: file access error: %definitions.reds
*** in file: %/c/.../Programming/Rebol/RED/SQLite/Oldies/SQLite3.reds
*** at line: 15

I found the 'definitions.reds' file in 'red/code - library/OS' and added it to the same directory as the SQLite3.red I was trying to compile, but I am still getting the error message.

Any help would be appreciated. TIA

(Background: I have written a nearly complete accounting system in Rebol3 {many thousands of lines of Rebol3 code} and it uses MySQL with the DB on a remote server. It works okay, but I wanted to start converting it to RED and SQLite.

I've been wanted to move to RED for years but still waiting for 'Network I/O' till I found this SQLite.red)

The calculator demo cannot run anymore.
https://github.com/red/code/blob/master/Showcase/calculator.red
Here is the error:

>> do https://raw.githubusercontent.com/red/code/master/Showcase/calculator.red
*** Script Error: VID - invalid syntax at: [50x40 [clear f/text] f:]
*** Where: do
*** Stack: do-file  

Tried red-22mar17-0739930.exe, but it didn't work for me for quite some time now.