On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 9:31 AM, Gil Barmwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm drawing a blank here so perhaps someone can refresh my old tired
> brain. Exactly what is meant by the "orxscript extension"?
Gil,
It is the Windows Scripting Host Engine documented in chapter 19 of
the Rexx Reference. It is the part that runs the samples shipped with
ooRexx that are in
samples\wsh
It is the part that lets you embed in web pages.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Object Rexx">
/**********************/
/* 99 bottles of beer */
/**********************/
blue = "#3060c8" -- our blue color
yellow = "#fff000" -- our yellow color
red = "ffffff" -- a "dynamic" color...
/* write TABLE tag to HTML file */
document~writeln('<TABLE BORDER="0">')
/* main loop */
do i = 99 to 1 by -1
if i > 1 then plural = 's';
else plural = '';
...
</SCRIPT>
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