Hi Mark,
thanks to your pointers I was able to create a 64-bit version from trunk!
>>> A "sudo apt-get fakeroot" or "sudo apt-get fakeroot-ng" does not yield a
>>> package at all!
>>>
Obviously I am a little bit overworked as in the above I totally missed
the "install" keyword.
But even s
Another option I wouldn't be too adverse to would be to have a NULL
class method on the .Pointer class, which would allow you to pass
.pointer~null for a null value.
Rick
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:29 PM, David Ashley
wrote:
> The pointer class does not allow me to create a pointer instance from
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:29 PM, David Ashley
wrote:
> The pointer class does not allow me to create a pointer instance from
> Rexx code.
You could do this, which is what I did in ooDialog, but Rick may not approve.
In the very first init of ooDialog, in the C++ code I create a null
.Pointer ob
I'd just pass the object type and manage it that way...or else just
signal a null pointer with an omitted argument and make the pointer
value optional. An poptional pointer value comes through as NULL if
not specified.
Rick
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:29 PM, David Ashley
wrote:
> The pointer clas
The pointer class does not allow me to create a pointer instance from
Rexx code. So unless a NULL pointer is returned from a method/function
API I can not get access to a NULL pointer. I need some way to pass a
NULL pointer to a method/function API that uses the POINTER argument
type. Otherwise
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Mark Miesfeld wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Rony G. Flatscher
>> fakeroot dh_clean -k
>> /bin/bash: fakeroot: command not found
>> make: *** [deb] Error 127
>>
>> A "sudo apt-get fakeroot" or "sudo apt-get fakeroot-ng" does not yield a
>> package at al
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Rony G. Flatscher
wrote:
> Trying to build the 64-bit ooRexx from trunk, following
> "unix-like-build.txt" directions.
>
> - Checked out trunk, put it into a directory "oorexx-4.0.0"
> - Ran "autoconf bootstrap", then "./bootstrap", then "./configure
> --disable-s
Why don't you just use a pointr with a value of 0? I even added an
isNull Method to the pointer class already (at your request, I might
add) to give special processing for null pointers.
Rick
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 4:13 PM, David Ashley
wrote:
> I have several instances in the RexxGTK project
I have several instances in the RexxGTK project where I need to pass a
NULL pointer from the Rexx code to an API. The underlying C API uses a
Null pointer to indicate that we are finished calling that API in a
repetitive fashion.
It would be really nice if The Rexx subsystem could use the .nil
Trying to build the 64-bit ooRexx from trunk, following
"unix-like-build.txt" directions.
- Checked out trunk, put it into a directory "oorexx-4.0.0"
- Ran "autoconf bootstrap", then "./bootstrap", then "./configure
--disable-static", then creating a "tmp" dir, then "make
DESTDIR=`pwd`/tmp deb"
-
Chip Davis wrote:
> Hi Moritz,
>
> Yes, I agree that the concept of encoding file metadata in the filename is an
> unreliable anachronism; it goes 'way back to some of the earliest filesystems.
>
> However, that is the mechanism by which Windows associates icons, which is
> the
> problem that
Hi Moritz,
Yes, I agree that the concept of encoding file metadata in the filename is an
unreliable anachronism; it goes 'way back to some of the earliest filesystems.
However, that is the mechanism by which Windows associates icons, which is the
problem that Rony is trying to solve in as thoug
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> in preparation of packaging BSF4Rexx 4.0 for the beta-test I would like
> to take advantage of those new icons that Gray Wilson has kindly created
> for BSF4Rexx and OOo (OpenOffice support via BSF4Rexx). In order to be
> able to utilize these icons, there
Chip Davis wrote:
> I'm with Klass on this one, Rony. And you really should avoid
> case-sensitivity
> as well.
>
> There are only three pieces of information that the extension must convey:
> 'Rexx', 'BSF4Rexx(Java)', and 'OpenOffice'. It's not necessary to specify
> that
> it is "Open Obj
Klaas. wrote:
> Op 10-oct-09 schreef Rony G. Flatscher:
>
>
>> to take advantage of those new icons that Gray Wilson has kindly created
>> for BSF4Rexx and OOo (OpenOffice support via BSF4Rexx). In order to be
>> able to utilize these icons, there need to be distinguished filetypes
>> with whic
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