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Re: how to start arexx script with DOpus5

Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@...,

on 04.01.2007 you wrote:

> On 04.01.07 Frank Weber wrote:
>>> Maybe it is the "/" char?!
>
>> Yes of course. as i already wrote it's a feature of the rx command. :-)
>> With quotes you can execute Arexx commands in the CLI.If you type e.g.:
>> rx "say 1/2"
>> you should get 0.5.
>
> Ok, forgot that feature but what about this?:

No i don't want to forget that feature because it's sometimes very handy.
(BTW: take also look into your Arexx manual how RX work)

> assign ARexxScripte: Tools:Dev/ARexx/
>
> 13. Tools:Dev/ARexx> rx "ARexxScripte:ASCII_Table.rexx" (works)
> Why does it work?

because you want it. ;-)

> 13. Tools:> rx "ARexxScripte:ASCII_Table.rexx" (no error, no output)

Run SnoopDos and you should see what happen...

If that answers is again not sufficient for you then ask the programer
of rx (if you can find him...)

EOT

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Regards,
Frank (Opi) Weber

Thu Jan 4, 2007 11:38 pm

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Hi, here it never worked. I get always with all scripts: +++ Error 47 in line 1: Arithmetic conversion error I tried "RX {f}", "SYS:Rexxc/RX {f}" (AmigaDOS). ...	Stellan stellanpistoor	Jan 4, 2007 9:32 am
Hello Stellan, ... I don't use DOpus 5 but DOpus 4 and suffer on the same problem some years ago. Seems to be a feature of the rx command which don't like...	Frank Weber opionline	Jan 4, 2007 10:32 am
... Yep, it is the same wiht DOpus5. Thanks for the hint! It works. :-) Examples: With {o} and CD source (works): cd "DH1:Dev/ARexx/" stack 65536 rx...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	Jan 4, 2007 2:16 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... OK. [...] ... Yes of course. as i already wrote it's a feature of the rx command. :-) With quotes you can execute...	Frank Weber opionline	Jan 4, 2007 7:12 pm
... Ok, forgot that feature but what about this?: assign ARexxScripte: Tools:Dev/ARexx/ 13. Tools:Dev/ARexx> rx "ARexxScripte:ASCII_Table.rexx" (works) Why...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	Jan 4, 2007 10:52 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... No i don't want to forget that feature because it's sometimes very handy. (BTW: take also look into your Arexx...	Frank Weber opionline	Jan 4, 2007 11:43 pm
... I use that feature too but at that time my mind was blocked for that info. :D ... I meant compared to the second command line but no more interesting. ... ...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	Jan 5, 2007 11:11 am
Hi! More then a year is gone since last action here. So I`ll break the silence with a question related to rexxsupport.library function ALLOCMEM(): ...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	Apr 30, 2008 7:34 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... All are correct if you really wish a cleared memory. :-) ... See in System includes include/exec/memory.h Here is...	Frank Weber opionline	Apr 30, 2008 8:30 pm
... I don`t understand that. How can I translate the attributes? E.g.: #define MEMF_PUBLIC (1L<<0) = '00 01 00 01'x #define MEMF_CHIP (1L<<1) = '00 01 00...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	Apr 30, 2008 10:57 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... Hmm, then maybe you should learn something about the binary number system. 00 01 00 02 (hex) are 32 bits. in binary...	Frank Weber opionline	May 1, 2008 7:32 am
... I know a bit about binary numbers system but never need to use them and I didn`t know what (1L<<1) does mean. As you said set bits is really easy. I`ll...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	May 1, 2008 11:36 am
Hoi, ... Sort of. The "<<" is the shift left operator. What 1L<<1 means is shift the bits of the value 1L (= 1 long) to the left by 1: 1L => 00000000...	Bernd Gollesch bgollesch	May 1, 2008 12:29 pm
... I liked my explanation much more. ;D Thank you for the right one. ... Ok, 0L means 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 and shift makes no sense. ... Thanks...	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor	May 1, 2008 4:32 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... I think you know it alreay but for correctness: Your explanation is only correct for the 1L initial Value. ... ...	Frank Weber opionline	May 1, 2008 7:08 pm
Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... [...] ... The first 1 is the initial Value and the second 1 is the value how many times the initial Value should be...	Frank Weber opionline	May 1, 2008 7:01 pm

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