| From: | Bernd Gollesch |
| Date: | 5 Sep 2001 at 08:15:19 |
| Subject: | Re: Harddrive access |
>/* filesplitter */
>open('infile','ram:in','R')
>open('odd','ram:odd','W')
>open('even','ram:even','W')
>do until eof('infile')
>writeln('odd',readln('infile'))
>writeln('even',readln('infile'))
>end
You should place a CALL in front of each function:
/* filesplitter */
call open('infile','ram:in','R')
call open('odd','ram:odd','W')
call open('even','ram:even','W')
do until eof('infile')
call writeln('odd',readln('infile'))
call writeln('even',readln('infile'))
end
open() and writeln() are returning a value and without the call
statement before, Arexx tries to interpret the returned value
as a command. If you run snoopdos you will notice that Arexx
tries to open some files (eg 1, 1.rexx, REXX:1, REXX:1.rexx or so).
HTH, Bernd
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