Very interesting, Dave. Too bad it arrived mere days before the VM Workshop; it would have made an excellent presentation. As soon as I get my current all-consuming project flying, I'll have a look at it.
Not quite sure about your question; are you asking if issuing a Linux command with redirection is anything other that enclosing it in quotes? The ANSI Standard specifies an elegant enhancement to the 'Address' statement (ADDRESS ... WITH ...) that performs redirection of a command (individually or globally) without using '<' or '>' but I don't think ooRexx implemented it. Regina does, however. -Chip- On 6/17/2015 1:16 PM, Dave Jones wrote: > Hello, all. > > This just appeared on the IBM z/VM web download page: > > The runREXX Framework > Overview > > Do you want to develop, test and run REXX programs with a few mouse > clicks? Then the provided runREXX framework will do the trick for you. > > The framework allows to develop REXX programs intuitivly in an eclipse > framework. This could be classic REXX but also ooREXX. > > runREXX is fully implemented in REXX by taking in account the context of > the selected file to be processed. > > runREXX also contains a preprocessor to create reusable functions and > allow selective unit testing of a part of a program or the program > itself. Other built in features are provided such as to create source > code documentation. For example it supports creating html from > BookMaster tags (using the tool B2H). > > By using eclipse as the underlying framework it enriches runREXX with > its capabilities dependend on which eclipse based distribution is used. > One nice built-in feature of eclipse is the file compares and searches > with refactoring support. The other is the use of source code library > systems to manage eclipse project contents. > > You can locate the package here: > > http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?RUNREXX > > Note that the package requires ooRexx on the workstation. > > On an unrelated matter, what is the canonical method in ooRexx running > on Linux for issuing a Linux command and capturing the command's normal > STDOUT output and STDERR, too? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Oorexx-devel mailing list Oorexx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oorexx-devel
