There may already be an answer for this. We have a line-by-line interactive
interpreter named TryRexx. BTW, what is QT?
From: CheeKiang Goh [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2014 20:10
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Oorexx-devel] OOREXX and QT 5.3.1
Good day, all,
has been a user of REXX on ZoC for quite a while and felt like doing a simple
QT GUI application incorporating REXX scripting in a console window. (OK...
geeky hobby... I know)
The idea I have is (very crudely) a UI widget, which can throw a string @ the
REXX interpreter to do line by line interpretation. In return I am hoping to
get a signal from the interpreter when it is done interpreting the line, also
the result in a string. and this should be interactive as wanted a REXX console
in QT UI.
Been searching the web for such examples but obviously fail to find.
So... I have this wacky idea of making such a REXX console widget for QT (also
to help me learn QT and OOREXX)
I have chosen OOREXX as the C++ API looks more complete. I know OOREXX can do
UI... I just wanted to make it more simple to use as a class object for QT with
minimal dependencies... also looked at the examples which comes with the
installation... it just do not look like something which fits what I wanted.
But I am quite a NOOB handling OOREXX integration and as such, sincerely
seeking your kind advice for suggestions/resources/(better yet... examples) for
my experimentation.
thanks very much.
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