on 2/1/02 2:40 PM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 10:21 AM -0800 2/1/2002, Gary Dennis wrote: >> I want to construct a script statement dynamically (something like the >> following) and then "EXECUTE" that statement. If you are familiar with >> REXX, this language has an INTERPRET command that permits this sort of >> thing. Is there a way to do this in REV? > > Yes: the "do" command. > >> put "put" && quote & widget & quote && "into" && zVarName into execvar >> -- the constructed statement at this point should be: >> -- PUT "April" into aVariableName >> >> ******* This is where I fall off the table > > Here you'd have > > do execvar > > You can even build the string in the command line if you prefer: > > do "put" && quote & widget & quote && "into" && zVarName ---------- Except that the call is for 'item' when it should be 'word' the way the script is constructed, eh (there are spaces instead of commas in the posted script)?
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