Thanks very much; this is just what I was trying to figure out.
Leslie
On Thursday, September 01, 2011 03:05:13 AM Jean-Louis Faucher
wrote:
> In case you need to run several commands, you may need distinct
queues for
> each execution.
> Example :
>
> queue1 = .SystemQueue~run("dir c:\")
> say "queue" queue1 "of type" queue1~class
> queue2 = .SystemQueue~run("dir c:\w*")
> say "queue" queue1 "of type" queue1~class
> say "----------"
> do 5
> say "queue1:" queue1~pull
> say "queue2:" queue2~pull
> end
> say "---------- queue1"
> do line over queue1 ; say line ; end
> say "---------- queue2"
> do line over queue2 ; say line ; end
>
> ::class SystemQueue subclass RexxQueue
> ::method "run" class
>
> use strict arg command
> queue = self~new(self~create)
> command '| rxqueue "'queue~get'"'
> return queue
>
> ::method uninit
>
> say "delete" self~get
> self~delete
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