On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 5:52 AM Erich Steinböck
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> The API returns references to the object variable in the currently active
>> object, which in this case is the tester object instance
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> Well, of course . .thanks
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> I've got further questions:
> oorexxapi.h has a #define REXX_VALUE_RexxV
On Sun, Feb 3, 2019 at 7:07 AM Erich Steinböck
wrote:
> Trace shows the variable reference operator as "&" (as it was initially
> proposed)
> Should this now be changed to ">", resp. "<" ?
>
> Yes, missed that change when we finally resolved what character is used.
> Do we really want to have
Trace shows the variable reference operator as "&" (as it was initially
proposed)
Should this now be changed to ">", resp. "<" ?
Do we really want to have both "<" and ">" as reference operators?
I'd vote for reducing this back to only one. I like ">A" as "points-to A"
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> The API returns references to the object variable in the currently active
> object, which in this case is the tester object instance
>
Well, of course . .thanks
I've got further questions:
oorexxapi.h has a #define REXX_VALUE_RexxVariableReferenceObject, and
NativeActivation seems to have supp
The problem is you are setting the variables in the wrong object. The API
returns references to the object variable in the currently active object,
which in this case is the tester object instance.
I suggest adding a couple of attributes to the MethodTester class that will
give you variables you ca
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> as soon as the build completes
>
Is building slow on Windows? If you're building with nmake, you might
consider using jom, which builds multi-core.
See
https://sourceforge.net/p/oorexx/wiki/how-to-build-oorexx/#multi-core-builds
.
we might need a GetContextVariableReference() API on the call a
On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 9:42 AM Erich Steinböck
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> We have five native Variable Reference APIs. Three of them are available
> in all the usual contexts: Thread/MethodCall/Exit
> IsVariableReference, VariableReferenceName, VariableReferenceValue
>
> But two of them are restricted to one conte
