I suggest you look at the test command handler that Erich just added to the
test cases. This will show you how the command handlers are implemented and
how to use the redirection APIs.
Rick
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 4:14 PM Rony G Flatscher
wrote:
> How does the implentation (have to?) differ?
>
How does the implentation (have to?) differ?
The readon of asking: once ooRexx 5 gets released, I plan a version of
BSF4ooRexx that exploits the new ooRexx features.
As the current version already supports command handlers implemented in Java
(or in ooRexx via BSF4ooRexx) at interpreter creat
The two handler types have different call signatures. When you register the
handler, you are telling the interpreter which call signature is used to
call the handler.
Rick
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 1:43 PM Rony G. Flatscher
wrote:
> Question ad new C++ method "context->AddCommandEnvironment(name,
Question ad new C++ method "context->AddCommandEnvironment(name, handler,
type);", where the
documentaiton for "type" reads:
"type": The type of command handler to add. DIRECT_COMMAND_ENVIRONMENT for
a command handler
with no support for redirection.
REDIRECTING_COMMAND_ENVIRONMENT f
