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RXLIB [<name> <priority> [offset, version]]
This command performs the same function as the built-in ARexx function
ADDLIB() , with one extension.
The <name> argument is case sensitive, but -- unlike its use in the
ADDLIB() function -- <name> should not be quoted when used with this DOS
command since the parsing of commands is done according to AmigaDOS
conventions, which would cause the opening quote to become part of the name
of the library. Names entered on the command line are not translated to
uppercase.
If a library is specified, it should be located in the LIBS: directory. If
a function host is specified, then <name> refers to the public message
port opened by the host.
<priority> is an integer between -100 and 100 and refers to the search
priority to be used by the resident process in case of duplicate function
names in the Library List.
<offset> and <version> are used only for function libraries. The numbers
to be used should be specified by the library's developer.
Used without arguments, RXLIB will list all currently loaded libraries and
function hosts.
Examples:
RXLIB rexxsupport.library 0 -30 0
RXLIB rexxmathlib.library 0 -30 0
RXLIB rexxarplib.library 0 -30 0
RXLIB
The last command might output:
rexxsupport.library (library)
rexxarplib.library (library)
rexxmathlib.library (library)
QuickSortPort (host)
REXX (host)
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