Manfred,
The ::requires statement is executed before the first statement of the
ooRexx script but is essentially a "call" of the specified file. So,
one could add a test at the very beginning of the script for running
under Windows and, if so, call the winsystm.cls file. Then there would
be no need for the ::requires statement.
Gil B.
On 8/29/2017 11:46 AM, Manfred Lotz wrote:
Hi there,
A friend of mine has a ooREXX script which runs on both Windows and
Linux. On the Windows side he needs a
::require "WINSYSTM.CLS"
If the script runs on Linux it doesn't work because of the ::require
above. Error messages are REX0043E and REX0418E.
His only idea was to have an empty WINSYSTM.CLS file in the same
directory where the REXX resides when it is Linux.
Question: Is there a smart way to deal with the situation so that he
still can have a single script for Windows and Linux?
Thanks a lot.
-- Manfred
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