The following address-with program using arrays hangs on input using an input
array:
inArray=("first input.", "| second input. ", "| third input. ") -- input
data
outArray=.array~new
errArray=.array~new
say "inArray~items="inArray~items "outArray~items:" outArray~items
"errArray~items:" errArray~items
say "about to run address-with..."
"rexx testAbit.rex" with input using (inArray) output using (outArray)
error using (errArray)
say "address-with done."
say "inArray~items="inArray~items "outArray~items:" outArray~items
"errArray~items:" errArray~items
Here is the Rexx program serving as teh command "testAbit.rex":
call lineout "stderr:", "0) testAbit.rex, START at:" pp(.dateTime~new)
parse source . . fullName
fileName=filespec('name',fullName)
signal on notready
sleepTime=.25
do i=1
parse linein val
str="1) testAbit.rex: val~length="val~length "at" pp(.dateTime~new)
call lineout "stderr:", "stderr-"str
say "say -"str
say "say <-".dateTime~new "|" fileName": 'parse linein val':"
pp(val)"->"
end
notready:
call lineout "stderr:", "9) testAbit.rex, END at:" pp(.dateTime~new)
::routine pp
return "["arg(1)"]"
While hanging, pressing the return key will supply an empty string and the
output goes to the screen
for both the statements either using 'call leneout "stderr:",..." or "say..."
(not sure whether the
output and error redirection to the supplied array objects gets honored out in
this case).
Shall I open a proper bug report or is it ok to post such short programs
relating to sandbox
observations here on the developer list?
---rony
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