Hi Mike:
That did it!!
I hope some day to return something for all
the great help that I have received also.
I'm putting together a cgi object that will be
available as an external resource (library).
- And this question was part of the process.
I note also that args can be sent as a
block for multiply args of any type.
Thanks so much Mike! :>) tim
At 03:26 PM 4/21/00 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Tim,
>
>Finally my big chance to help someone. This is what it's all about. You
>learn and pass it on.
>
>The list isn't very active maybe i can respond before someone else does....
>
>
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>>> How do I pass arguments to another script?
>>> Haven't had much success with the /args
>>> refinement.
>>> I've written two scripts. One "do's" the
>>> other as follows:
>>> ;CALLING script
>>> REBOL [
>>> Title: "testload.r (loading another file)"
>>> Date: 21-Apr-2000
>>> Author: ["newbie"]
>>> ]
>>> do %loadtest.r
>>> ;CALLED script
>>> REBOL [
>>> Title: "loadtest.r loaded from testload.r"
>>> Date: 21-Apr-2000
>>> Author: ["newbie"]
>>> ]
>>> print "in load test"
>>> print ["Command Line Arg: " system/script/args]
>
>>> ;I would like to pass one or more arguments to
>>> ;loadtest.r. What would be the correct way to do
>>> ;it?
>
>>> Thanks to all!! :>) tim
>
>
>The calling script would call the called script with:
>
>do/args loadtest.r x
>
>The called script would pick up x via:
>
>filearg: system/script/args
>
>
>Mike.
>
>
>
