A "package" is intended to be a larger collection of ooRexx code, such as
one you'd use in a ::requires. As such, when it is created, it runs the
initialization section just as it would when pulled in using a ::requires.
If you wish to create a callable bit of code, you probably want the
routine class.
Rick
On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 5:51 PM, Staffan Tylen <[email protected]>wrote:
> I'm fiddling with the .Package class and have found that if I create a new
> package from an array of rexx code, the new package is immediately executed
> by the init method. Is this the way it is supposed to work? Example:
>
> a=.array~new
> a~append("say 'hi this is me'")
> a~append("say 'bye'")
> p=.package~new("package1",a)
>
> Also, if this is correct what's the purpose of the setSecurityManager
> method if the code has already executed? I'm probably far off track here
> but would be very grateful for a push in the right direction. Thanks for
> pushing.
>
> Staffan
>
>
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