After having implemented and successfully tested the RXSIO, RXNOVAL and RXVALUE
exits (i.e. exit
handlers in Java process the exits), I turned to RXINI and RXTER, which has
been very interesting as
it allows one to get some "feeling" about how much is actually going on in the
ooRexx interpreter. :)
A few questions from the observations:
* I noticed that in RXINI one can set context variables, but getting them in
the same RXINI
routine returns the variables as NULL, not reflecting that immediately
before a
SetContextVariable() was carried out (successfully as it turns out later in
the Rexx code)?
o Just wanted to ask (to make sure) that this is by design and not a
glitch (for which I would
otherwise file a bug report).
* RXINI and RXTER run not only for the executed Rexx program, but also for
runtime invocations of
routines?
o If so, can one somehow programmatically find out for which routine,
procedure they run?
+ This might allow one to set up timings, by placing a DateTime
object in RXINI and
calculating the spent time in RXTER, short of other profiling.
* Would it make sense at all to allow for RXINI/RXTER exits for method code,
which could then also
benefit from the ability to become able to set context variable at RXINI
and/or fetch context
variables at RXTER?
TIA,
---rony
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