You need to use AttachThread() to request a RexxThreadContext object
that is valid on the other threads. Then any of the APIs defined on
RexxThreadContext will be available to you.
Rick
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 8:49 PM, James Johnson wrote:
> I tried your suggestion of using the GetAllContextVar
I tried your suggestion of using the GetAllContextVariables() method. It
fails when I try to read
the directory from another thread. I used the context method
DirectoryAt() to read the directory.
In looking at the interpreter code, it appears to me that using any of
the context methods from a
di
Carriage LF and CRLF sequences are not part of the Rexx syntax
structures, so they are not accepted when you attempt to create
directly from Rexx code. It has always been that way.
The SendMessage() API gives you access to all of the methods of any of
the classes. You are not limited to just wha
When creating a method object with code supplied from a buffer the
following error may appear, if the data contain LF or CRLF:
F:\test\o4rx\tests\setmethod>test.rex
1 *-* ?
7 *-* m=.method~new("aha", code)
Error 13 running aha line 1: Invalid character in program
Er
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 8:58 AM, David Ashley
wrote:
> Is there any objection from anyone on creating two projects in the SVN
> tree to hold the ooRexx and the Build Machine website files? Lately I
> have been feeling uneasy about those files not being backed up properly
> as well as making it ea
No objections from me. I think this would be a very good thing.
Rick
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 11:58 AM, David Ashley
wrote:
> All -
>
> Is there any objection from anyone on creating two projects in the SVN
> tree to hold the ooRexx and the Build Machine website files? Lately I
> have been feeli
All -
Is there any objection from anyone on creating two projects in the SVN
tree to hold the ooRexx and the Build Machine website files? Lately I
have been feeling uneasy about those files not being backed up properly
as well as making it easier for everyone to edit those files if necessary.
