Thanks--this does the trick!
There's one further issue I'm running into, and that is printing
strings. For example, if I write this:
Z in
Z = tmApp(tmVar ("x") tmVar("x"))
{System.show Z}
I get numeric ASCII code representations of the strings as output
([120]), instead of a nice "x", using System.show. I get runtime
errors when using System.showInfo. Any way to deal with this, short
of writing a predicate to print out the components with showInfo? =(
Thanks again,
Dan
At 02:19 AM 11/11/2006, you wrote:
I use the following for my code samples:
functor
import
System(print:Print show:Show)
Application
Space
OS
Property
define
,,,, my code goes here ....
{Application.exit 0}
end
But then, I'm using print for the output, so you'll have to put in
the appropriate input statements for the Browse module.
Daniel Zingaro wrote:
Hi all,
Due to screen-reader software I use, the Mozart GUI is unavailable
to me, so I'm stuck using ozc from the commandline (via Cygwin).
I *think* I'm supposed to use 'ozc -x <filename>' to compile into
an executable, but the problem is that code I take from the Oz
tutorial doesn't work. I get errors stating, for example, that
Browse or Show is undefined; I assume these things are loaded into
the GUI by default, but I have no idea how to explicitly do so.
When I use ozc with no -x (I.E. default), I get errors as well.
I found a 'hello world' example that began with "functor", followed
by "import" and two imports (application and system), but when I
put this at the top of any of the tutorial samples and compile with
ozc, I get "expected EOF" errors.
Can someone help me get started? =)
Appreciated,
Dan
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