Thanks, Ruurd. I was just now trying to get that part of the code to
work.....:-) I *know* the cmd_out file had more than just one line in it.
Have a good one, too.
DJ
On 06/18/2015 10:09 AM, Ruurd Idenburg wrote:
>
> Gotta use:
>
> lines('/temp/cmd_out',"C")
>
> on Linux to get the actual lines in a file, default is to indicate if
> there is at least 1 more line.
>
> Ruurd
>
> On 18-6-2015 16:16, Dave Jones wrote:
>> Hi, René.
>>
>> If you can get the runREXX framework to work, could you share your
>> experiences with the group. I'm trying to decide if this is a "big deal"
>> or not.
>>
>>
>> I'm going to use your suggestion on how to capture Linux command output;
>> thanks for passing that on. I'm going to use simple Linux redirection to
>> a file and then read the file back into the application, like so:
>>
>> Linux_cmd = 'cat .bashrc 1>> /tmp/cmd_out 2>> /tmp/cmd_out'
>> do i = 1 to lines('/tmp/cmd_out')
>> say i linein('/tmp/cmd_out')
>> end
>> ......
>>
>> Have a good one, too.
>>
>> DJ
>> On 06/17/2015 12:46 PM, René Jansen wrote:
>>> Interesting and have it downloaded already.
>>>
>>> To capture output on Linux and other, I would normally rxqueue the command
>>> and loop through the queued lines.
>>>
>>> “ls | rxqueue"
>>> line.0 = queued()
>>>
>>> do l = 1 to line.0
>>> parse pull line.l
>>> say line.l
>>> end
>>>
>>> There might be more sophisticated ways.
>>>
>>> best regards,
>>>
>>> René.
>>>
>>>
>>>> On 17 jun. 2015, at 19:16, Dave Jones <d...@vsoft-software.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hello, all.
>>>>
>>>> This just appeared on the IBM z/VM web download page:
>>>>
>>>> The runREXX Framework
>>>> Overview
>>>>
>>>> Do you want to develop, test and run REXX programs with a few mouse
>>>> clicks? Then the provided runREXX framework will do the trick for you.
>>>>
>>>> The framework allows to develop REXX programs intuitivly in an eclipse
>>>> framework. This could be classic REXX but also ooREXX.
>>>>
>>>> runREXX is fully implemented in REXX by taking in account the context of
>>>> the selected file to be processed.
>>>>
>>>> runREXX also contains a preprocessor to create reusable functions and
>>>> allow selective unit testing of a part of a program or the program
>>>> itself. Other built in features are provided such as to create source
>>>> code documentation. For example it supports creating html from
>>>> BookMaster tags (using the tool B2H).
>>>>
>>>> By using eclipse as the underlying framework it enriches runREXX with
>>>> its capabilities dependend on which eclipse based distribution is used.
>>>> One nice built-in feature of eclipse is the file compares and searches
>>>> with refactoring support. The other is the use of source code library
>>>> systems to manage eclipse project contents.
>>>>
>>>> You can locate the package here:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?RUNREXX
>>>>
>>>> Note that the package requires ooRexx on the workstation.
>>>>
>>>> On an unrelated matter, what is the canonical method in ooRexx running
>>>> on Linux for issuing a Linux command and capturing the command's normal
>>>> STDOUT output and STDERR, too?
>>>> --
>>>> Dave Jones
>>>> www.vsoft-software.com
>>>> Houston, TX
>>>> 281.578.7544
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