OK,
I have added three trackers. If life ever gets back to normal I will attend
to this.
Jon
2009/4/1 Rick McGuire object.r...@gmail.com
With only one argument, it is correct, but not generally good
practice. This would be a good thing to update.
Rick
2009/4/1 Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers
With only one argument, it is correct, but not generally good
practice. This would be a good thing to update.
Rick
2009/4/1 Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers sahana...@windhorse.biz:
Hi,
during a long train journey I found over 100 examples in our manuals,
oodialog classes and sample code of usage of
Jon,
Just curious how you were able to locate them all? Any magic or did
you just do some sort of brute force search?
I'll look at the tracker items and see if I can't help with the fixes.
Rick, David and Mark - I have been asked to present ooRexx 4.0 new
function at the Symposium and,
Well, starting with the readme is probably a good jumping off point.
That will at least give you a set of specific questions you can then
ask about the features. You might want to crib bits of David's API
talk from last year, as the new APIs are a major part of what's new.
Rick
On Wed, Apr 1,
2009/4/1 Gil Barmwater gbarmwa...@alum.rpi.edu
Jon,
Just curious how you were able to locate them all? Any magic or did
you just do some sort of brute force search?
As far as the code items went, I have a copy of the SVN on my laptop and
used Beyond Compare from www.scootersoftware.com -
One of the methods in the API is GetScope(), which returns a
RexxObjectPtr that is the current active method's scope.
I'm having trouble figuring out exactly what the scope object is, or
really more to the point, what I could do with it.
--
Mark Miesfeld
Hi,
I'm working on building oorexx 4 (latest svn) on NetBSD (intel
alpha) and Solaris (sparc). If nobody else is working on these
platforms, I'll rework my quick hacks, so they can be merged cleanly.
Just from interest, has anyone had problems with the optimiser? I've
had to stick to O0 for
2009/4/1 Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers sahana...@windhorse.biz:
2009/4/1 Gil Barmwater gbarmwa...@alum.rpi.edu
Jon,
Just curious how you were able to locate them all? Any magic or did
you just do some sort of brute force search?
As far as the code items went, I have a copy of the SVN on my
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 6:11 AM, Gil Barmwater gbarmwa...@alum.rpi.edu wrote:
Rick, David and Mark - I have been asked to present ooRexx 4.0 new
function at the Symposium and, because I think it is important to have
an update for those in attendence, have tentatively agreed. Rather than
start
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 5:35 AM, Mike Protts mikepro...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm working on building oorexx 4 (latest svn) on NetBSD (intel
alpha) and Solaris (sparc). If nobody else is working on these
platforms, I'll rework my quick hacks, so they can be merged cleanly.
Mike,
I don't think
The scope is the hierarcy level that defines a given method. For example,
::class foobar
::method foo
say hello
::class fubar subclass foobar
::method fu
say goodbye
The scope of the foo method is the .Foobar class. The scope of the
fu method is the fu class. The method scope determines
Mike,
Not sure I can offer any suggestions on the performance problem.
There was a performance problem I had to troubleshoot with rexx queues
that ended up being a problem with socket communications that was
terribly puzzling. I never did figure out the root cause of the
problem, but I managed
I don't think anyone is actively working on either of those platforms,
clean patches would always be welcome. grin
I'll produce them. My first aim is to get NetBSD alpha (64 bit)
working (that's the SDF public access UNIX), and I'm using my intel
(32 bit) box as a local testbed. I've also got
Interesting! New tool to me but I suppose SlickEdit's reg.exp. search
would also work (but I've never actually used it).
I have the Ref. manual SVN checked out and updated but will need to
checkout the OODialog manual before I can attack the doc. tracker item.
Sahananda (Jon) Wolfers wrote:
Rick McGuire schrieb:
The scope is the hierarcy level that defines a given method. For example,
::class foobar
::method foo
say hello
::class fubar subclass foobar
::method fu
say goodbye
The scope of the foo method is the .Foobar class. The scope of the
fu method is the fu
Rick,
This seems the proper patch to me. (It also seems we have a bug there
with removing a trailing decimal.) The test suite runs without
errors, but I've only run it on Windows:
Index: interpreter/classes/StringClass.cpp
===
---
It *could* be done, but currently *can't* be done. This breaks the
encapsulation model for Rexx objects, and so far, I'm not willing to
open that up. I did this a little bit with the CSELF capability, but
I that's enough of a special case for native code that I was willing
to do that.
Rick
On
Oops, good catch on the decimal error. Your first fix was the correct
one. The trailing null is added when the new string instance is
created, so we don't need to pass that. The length form is the
correct one.
Rick
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Mark Miesfeld miesf...@gmail.com wrote:
Rick,
Mike Protts schrieb:
Hi,
I'm working on building oorexx 4 (latest svn) on NetBSD (intel
alpha) and Solaris (sparc). If nobody else is working on these
platforms, I'll rework my quick hacks, so they can be merged cleanly.
Just from interest, has anyone had problems with the optimiser?
Rick McGuire schrieb:
It *could* be done, but currently *can't* be done. This breaks the
encapsulation model for Rexx objects, and so far, I'm not willing to
open that up. I did this a little bit with the CSELF capability, but
I that's enough of a special case for native code that I was
Appologies - I was talking rubbish again.
Beyond compare is a wonderful tool and I wouldn't do without it, but what I
used to do the regular expression search was filelocator pro (the paid-for
big brother of agent ransack) from http://www.mythicsoft.com/
Put it down to old age or overwork!
Jon
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