On 10.05.2017 16:36, Michael Lueck wrote:
> Last time I did not include the article reference in my OP. This time, doing
> so:
>
> "Why Windows must die. For the third time - Microsoft knows Windows is
> obsolete. Here's a sneak peek at its replacement."
> http://www.zdnet.com/article/why-windows-must-die-for-the-third-time/
>
>
> In order to be able to run on the new Windows, does that mean coding ooRexx
> in C# to run it on top of the .NET runtime?
Michael, the latest (stable) beta version of BSF4ooRexx includes full support
for .Net!
After installing BSF4ooRexx pick the menu "BSF4ooRexx -> Samples" and then
change into the
subdirectory "oorexx.net" and load the "index.html" file which briefly hints at
the purpose of the
.Net nutshell examples in ooRexx. Here is "01-hellowrold-clr.rxj":
#!/usr/bin/rexx /* File: 01-helloworld-clr.rexp * Description: Simple
output of "Hello World"
via .NET classes. * Shows: - Import of static classes * - Invokation of
methods (with
parameters) */ console = clr.import("System.Console") -- get reference to
static class
"System.Console" console~WriteLine("Hello World from ooRexx.NET (via
BSF4ooRexx and jni4net)")
-- invoke method "WriteLine" ::REQUIRES CLR.CLS -- get ooRexx.NET support
Also, you may want to direct your browser to
<http://wi.wu.ac.at/rgf/diplomarbeiten/index.html> and
select ".Net" in the keyword list at the top. The creator of the ooRexx to/from
.Net bridge is
Manuel Raffel. Adrian Baginski had to learn .Net (clr, synonym for .net; an
acronym for Common
Language Runtime) in order to create Nutshell examples that demonstrate how to
take advantage of the
.Net support.
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