Apparently, the ooRexx developers are happy with their crippled
implementation of these emulated commands, since their response to my bug
report is essentially, 'working as designed,' as IBM would have said (or
broken as designed, as IBM users sometimes have been wont to say about broken
features).
See https://sourceforge.net/p/oorexx/bugs/1350/
Leslie
On Tuesday 18 August 2015 05:35:03 J. Leslie Turriff wrote:
> The Rexx Extensions Library Reference (sort of) documents the HI, TS and
> TE immediate commands (syntax only) but does not explain how they are used.
> When a Rexx program is running and I type TS on the command line the system
>
> does not recognize it. I get one of two messages:
> > sh: TS: command not found
>
> which is output from bash if I type it on the console where the
> Rexx
> program is running; or
>
> > If 'ts' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the
> > package
>
> that contains it, like this:
> > cnf ts
>
> if I type the command on another console.
>
> Prefacing it with 'rexx' does not help. So, how are these used in the
> *nix environment?
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