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- From: Anthony de Vries <A.H.B.deVries@student.UTwente.nl>
- Subject: Re: VisPro/Rexx and Object Rexx
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- Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 09:31:56 GMT
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- johnshoy@os2bbs.com wrote:
- >
- > I want to use the new Object Rexx for OS/2 with VisPro REXX. In object rexx,
- > the directives and methods for your new classes are supposed to be the last
- > source code in your program. In VisPro REXX, where would I put the class directives
- > and methods in order for them to be the last source code? In the "when closed"
- > form for the main form in the project? Or, is VisPro REXX always gong to
- > have the last word by inserting code to clean up after itself after executing the
- > last user written code?
-
- I'm not familiar with Object Rexx.... but here we go
-
- I think when you only run your vispro program it makes a .cmd file
- (thus not "build" it, but only "run") Just look into it, and you can see
- which part comes last. That might help
- I think the code in the subprocs directory is put at the end of the
- file......
- I don't think the code should be in the "when closed" section, as than
- the code is called when closed.... "when closed" certainly doens't mean
- last line of code!
-
- Hope it helps a little
-
- Anthony
-