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Path: news.larc.nasa.gov!amiga-request From: amiga-request@ab20.larc.nasa.gov (Amiga Sources/Binaries Moderator) Subject: v91i143: SimpleRexx - ARexx support made simple, Part01/01 Reply-To: mks@cbmvax.uucp (Michael Sinz) Newsgroups: comp.sources.amiga Message-ID: <comp.sources.amiga.v91i143@ab20.larc.nasa.gov> Date: 30 Jul 91 00:48:25 GMT Approved: tadguy@uunet.UU.NET (Tad Guy) X-Mail-Submissions-To: amiga@uunet.uu.net X-Post-Discussions-To: comp.sys.amiga.misc Submitted-by: mks@cbmvax.uucp (Michael Sinz) Posting-number: Volume 91, Issue 143 Archive-name: rexx/simplerexx/part01 [ includes uuencoded executable ...tad ] ARexx, ARexx, ARexx. 2.0 has ARexx. So, why and how do I support ARexx? The "Why?" has been answered elsewhere and that is not what this article is about. Let it suffice that you should support ARexx within your application. It is a standard that Commodore is pushing and we hope that all new applications will have ARexx support. As to the "How?", that is what this article is about. We understand that your existing software may not currently support ARexx and that some of you may never even have looked at what is needed to support ARexx. New applications can be designed with ARexx support in mind and, with the advent of the AppShell by David Junod, the work involved to support ARexx is nothing more than what is needed to support the features within you application. However, existing code may not move into the AppShell to easily and you may wish to do a minor upgrade to your application to support ARexx. SimpleRexx is a set of routines that handle the low-level ARexx work for you in such a way as to have your application work with or without ARexx on the target system. The goal of SimpleRexx is to make adding at least the minimum level of ARexx support to an application a trivial task. #!/bin/sh # This is a shell archive. Remove anything before this line, then unpack # it by saving it into a file and typing "sh file". To overwrite existing # files, type "sh file -c". You can also feed this as standard input via # unshar, or by typing "sh <file", e.g.. If this archive is complete, you # will see the following message at the end: # "End of archive 1 (of 1)." # Contents: MakeFile SimpleRexx.c SimpleRexx.doc SimpleRexx.h # SimpleRexxE.uu SimpleRexxExample.c test.results test.rexx # Wrapped by tadguy@ab20 on Mon Jul 29 20:48:24 1991 PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb ; export PATH if test -f 'MakeFile' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'MakeFile'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'MakeFile'\" $464 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'MakeFile' <<'END_OF_FILE' X# X# MakeFile for SimpleRexx and SimpleRexxExample X# X XCFLAGS= -b1 -cfist -d0 -ms0 -rr1 -v -w X XHEAD= SimpleRexx.h X XCODE= SimpleRexx.c SimpleRexxExample.c X XOBJS= SimpleRexx.o SimpleRexxExample.o X XLIBS= LIB:lcsr.lib rexxvars.o LIB:amiga.lib X X.c.o: X @LC $(CFLAGS) $* X XSimpleRexxExample: $(OBJS) $(LIBS) X BLink FROM LIB:c.o $(OBJS) TO SimpleRexxExample LIB $(LIBS) SD SC ND X XSimpleRexx.o: SimpleRexx.c SimpleRexx.h X XSimpleRexxExample.o: SimpleRexxExample.c SimpleRexx.h END_OF_FILE if test 464 -ne `wc -c <'MakeFile'`; then echo shar: \"'MakeFile'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'MakeFile' fi if test -f 'SimpleRexx.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'SimpleRexx.c'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'SimpleRexx.c'\" $10230 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'SimpleRexx.c' <<'END_OF_FILE' X/* X * Simple ARexx interface by Michael Sinz X * X * This is a very "Simple" interface to the world of ARexx... X * For more complex interfaces into ARexx, it is best that you X * understand the functions that are provided by ARexx. X * In many cases they are more powerful than what is presented X * here. X * X * This code is fully re-entrant and self-contained other than X * the use of SysBase/AbsExecBase and the ARexx RVI support X * library which is also self-contained... X */ X X#include <exec/types.h> X#include <exec/nodes.h> X#include <exec/lists.h> X#include <exec/ports.h> X#include <exec/memory.h> X X#include <proto/exec.h> X X#include <rexx/storage.h> X#include <rexx/rxslib.h> X X#include <string.h> X#include <ctype.h> X X/* X * The prototypes for the few ARexx functions we will call... X */ Xstruct RexxMsg *CreateRexxMsg(struct MsgPort *,char *,char *); Xvoid *CreateArgstring(char *,long); Xvoid DeleteRexxMsg(struct RexxMsg *); Xvoid DeleteArgstring(char *); XBOOL IsRexxMsg(struct Message *); X X/* X * Pragmas for the above functions... (To make this all self-contained...) X * If you use RexxGlue.o, this is not needed... X * X * These are for Lattice C 5.x (Note the use of RexxContext->RexxSysBase) X */ X#pragma libcall RexxContext->RexxSysBase CreateRexxMsg 90 09803 X#pragma libcall RexxContext->RexxSysBase CreateArgstring 7E 0802 X#pragma libcall RexxContext->RexxSysBase DeleteRexxMsg 96 801 X#pragma libcall RexxContext->RexxSysBase DeleteArgstring 84 801 X#pragma libcall RexxContext->RexxSysBase IsRexxMsg A8 801 X X/* X * Prototypes for the RVI ARexx calls... (link with RexxVars.o) X */ X__stdargs long CheckRexxMsg(struct RexxMsg *); X__stdargs long GetRexxVar(struct RexxMsg *,char *,char **); X__stdargs long SetRexxVar(struct RexxMsg *,char *,char *,long); X X/* X * Now, we have made the pragmas needed, let's get to work... X */ X X/* X * A structure for the ARexx handler context X * This is *VERY* *PRIVATE* and should not be touched... X */ Xstruct ARexxContext X{ Xstruct MsgPort *ARexxPort; /* The port messages come in at... */ Xstruct Library *RexxSysBase; /* We will hide the library pointer here... */ X long Outstanding; /* The count of outstanding ARexx messages... */ X char PortName[24]; /* The port name goes here... */ X char ErrorName[28]; /* The name of the <base>.LASTERROR... */ X char Extension[8]; /* Default file name extension... */ X}; X X#define AREXXCONTEXT struct ARexxContext * X X#include "SimpleRexx.h" X X/* X * This function returns the port name of your ARexx port. X * It will return NULL if there is no ARexx port... X * X * This string is *READ ONLY* You *MUST NOT* modify it... X */ Xchar *ARexxName(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext) X{ Xregister char *tmp=NULL; X X if (RexxContext) tmp=RexxContext->PortName; X return(tmp); X} X X/* X * This function returns the signal mask that the Rexx port is X * using. It returns NULL if there is no signal... X * X * Use this signal bit in your Wait() loop... X */ XULONG ARexxSignal(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext) X{ Xregister ULONG tmp=NULL; X X if (RexxContext) tmp=1L << (RexxContext->ARexxPort->mp_SigBit); X return(tmp); X} X X/* X * This function returns a structure that contains the commands sent from X * ARexx... You will need to parse it and return the structure back X * so that the memory can be freed... X * X * This returns NULL if there was no message... X */ Xstruct RexxMsg *GetARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext) X{ Xregister struct RexxMsg *tmp=NULL; Xregister short flag; X X if (RexxContext) X if (tmp=(struct RexxMsg *)GetMsg(RexxContext->ARexxPort)) X { X if (tmp->rm_Node.mn_Node.ln_Type==NT_REPLYMSG) X { X /* X * If we had sent a command, it would come this way... X * X * Since we don't in this simple example, we just throw X * away anything that looks "strange" X */ X flag=FALSE; X if (tmp->rm_Result1) flag=TRUE; X X /* X * Free the arguments and the message... X */ X DeleteArgstring(tmp->rm_Args[0]); X DeleteRexxMsg(tmp); X RexxContext->Outstanding-=1; X X /* X * Return the error if there was one... X */ X tmp=flag ? REXX_RETURN_ERROR : NULL; X } X } X return(tmp); X} X X/* X * Use this to return a ARexx message... X * X * If you wish to return something, it must be in the RString. X * If you wish to return an Error, it must be in the Error. X * If there is an error, the RString is ignored. X */ Xvoid ReplyARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext,struct RexxMsg *rmsg, X char *RString,LONG Error) X{ X if (RexxContext) if (rmsg) if (rmsg!=REXX_RETURN_ERROR) X { X rmsg->rm_Result2=0; X if (!(rmsg->rm_Result1=Error)) X { X /* X * if you did not have an error we return the string X */ X if (rmsg->rm_Action & (1L << RXFB_RESULT)) if (RString) X { X rmsg->rm_Result2=(LONG)CreateArgstring(RString, X (LONG)strlen(RString)); X } X } X X /* X * Reply the message to ARexx... X */ X ReplyMsg((struct Message *)rmsg); X } X} X X/* X * This function will set an error string for the ARexx X * application in the variable defined as <appname>.LASTERROR X * X * Note that this can only happen if there is an ARexx message... X * X * This returns TRUE if it worked, FALSE if it did not... X */ Xshort SetARexxLastError(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext,struct RexxMsg *rmsg, X char *ErrorString) X{ Xregister short OkFlag=FALSE; X X if (RexxContext) if (rmsg) if (CheckRexxMsg(rmsg)) X { X /* X * Note that SetRexxVar() has more than just a TRUE/FALSE X * return code, but for this "basic" case, we just care if X * it works or not. X */ X if (!SetRexxVar(rmsg,RexxContext->ErrorName,ErrorString, X (long)strlen(ErrorString))) X { X OkFlag=TRUE; X } X } X return(OkFlag); X} X X/* X * This function will send a string to ARexx... X * X * The default host port will be that of your task... X * X * If you set StringFile to TRUE, it will set that bit for the message... X * X * Returns TRUE if it send the message, FALSE if it did not... X */ Xshort SendARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext,char *RString, X short StringFile) X{ Xregister struct MsgPort *RexxPort; Xregister struct RexxMsg *rmsg; Xregister short flag=FALSE; X X if (RexxContext) if (RString) X { X if (rmsg=CreateRexxMsg(RexxContext->ARexxPort, X RexxContext->Extension, X RexxContext->PortName)) X { X rmsg->rm_Action=RXCOMM | (StringFile ? X (1L << RXFB_STRING):0); X if (rmsg->rm_Args[0]=CreateArgstring(RString, X (LONG)strlen(RString))) X { X /* X * We need to find the RexxPort and this needs X * to be done in a Forbid() X */ X Forbid(); X if (RexxPort=FindPort(RXSDIR)) X { X /* X * We found the port, so put the X * message to ARexx... X */ X PutMsg(RexxPort,(struct Message *)rmsg); X RexxContext->Outstanding+=1; X flag=TRUE; X } X else X { X /* X * No port, so clean up... X */ X DeleteArgstring(rmsg->rm_Args[0]); X DeleteRexxMsg(rmsg); X } X Permit(); X } X else DeleteRexxMsg(rmsg); X } X } X return(flag); X} X X/* X * This function closes down the ARexx context that was opened X * with InitARexx... X */ Xvoid FreeARexx(AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext) X{ Xregister struct RexxMsg *rmsg; X X if (RexxContext) X { X /* X * Clear port name so it can't be found... X */ X RexxContext->PortName[0]='\0'; X X /* X * Clean out any outstanding messages we had sent out... X */ X while (RexxContext->Outstanding) X { X WaitPort(RexxContext->ARexxPort); X while (rmsg=GetARexxMsg(RexxContext)) X { X if (rmsg!=REXX_RETURN_ERROR) X { X /* X * Any messages that come now are blown X * away... X */ X SetARexxLastError(RexxContext,rmsg, X "99: Port Closed!"); X ReplyARexxMsg(RexxContext,rmsg, X NULL,100); X } X } X } X X /* X * Clean up the port and delete it... X */ X if (RexxContext->ARexxPort) X { X while (rmsg=GetARexxMsg(RexxContext)) X { X /* X * Any messages that still are coming in are X * "dead" We just set the LASTERROR and X * reply an error of 100... X */ X SetARexxLastError(RexxContext,rmsg, X "99: Port Closed!"); X ReplyARexxMsg(RexxContext,rmsg,NULL,100); X } X DeletePort(RexxContext->ARexxPort); X } X X /* X * Make sure we close the library... X */ X if (RexxContext->RexxSysBase) X { X CloseLibrary(RexxContext->RexxSysBase); X } X X /* X * Free the memory of the RexxContext X */ X FreeMem(RexxContext,sizeof(struct ARexxContext)); X } X} X X/* X * This routine initializes an ARexx port for your process X * This should only be done once per process. You must call it X * with a valid application name and you must use the handle it X * returns in all other calls... X * X * NOTE: The AppName should not have spaces in it... X * Example AppNames: "MyWord" or "FastCalc" etc... X * The name *MUST* be less that 16 characters... X * If it is not, it will be trimmed... X * The name will also be UPPER-CASED... X * X * NOTE: The Default file name extension, if NULL will be X * "rexx" (the "." is automatic) X */ XAREXXCONTEXT InitARexx(char *AppName,char *Extension) X{ Xregister AREXXCONTEXT RexxContext=NULL; Xregister short loop; Xregister short count; Xregister char *tmp; X X if (RexxContext=AllocMem(sizeof(struct ARexxContext), X MEMF_PUBLIC|MEMF_CLEAR)) X { X if (RexxContext->RexxSysBase=OpenLibrary("rexxsyslib.library", X NULL)) X { X /* X * Set up the extension... X */ X if (!Extension) Extension="rexx"; X tmp=RexxContext->Extension; X for (loop=0;(loop<7)&&(Extension[loop]);loop++) X { X *tmp++=Extension[loop]; X } X *tmp='\0'; X X /* X * Set up a port name... X */ X tmp=RexxContext->PortName; X for (loop=0;(loop<16)&&(AppName[loop]);loop++) X { X *tmp++=toupper(AppName[loop]); X } X *tmp='\0'; X X /* X * Set up the last error RVI name... X * X * This is <appname>.LASTERROR X */ X strcpy(RexxContext->ErrorName,RexxContext->PortName); X strcat(RexxContext->ErrorName,".LASTERROR"); X X /* We need to make a unique port name... */ X Forbid(); X for (count=1,RexxContext->ARexxPort=(VOID *)1; X RexxContext->ARexxPort;count++) X { X stci_d(tmp,count); X RexxContext->ARexxPort= X FindPort(RexxContext->PortName); X } X X RexxContext->ARexxPort=CreatePort( X RexxContext->PortName,NULL); X Permit(); X } X X if ( (!(RexxContext->RexxSysBase)) X || (!(RexxContext->ARexxPort)) ) X { X FreeARexx(RexxContext); X RexxContext=NULL; X } X } X return(RexxContext); X} END_OF_FILE if test 10230 -ne `wc -c <'SimpleRexx.c'`; then echo shar: \"'SimpleRexx.c'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'SimpleRexx.c' fi if test -f 'SimpleRexx.doc' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'SimpleRexx.doc'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'SimpleRexx.doc'\" $7339 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'SimpleRexx.doc' <<'END_OF_FILE' X SimpleRexx X by X Michael Sinz X X A Simplified Interface into the world of ARexx X X X ARexx, ARexx, ARexx. 2.0 has ARexx. So, why and how do I X support ARexx? X X The "Why?" has been answered elsewhere and that is not what this X article is about. Let it suffice that you should support ARexx X within your application. It is a standard that Commodore is X pushing and we hope that all new applications will have ARexx X support. X X As to the "How?", that is what this article is about. We X understand that your existing software may not currently support X ARexx and that some of you may never even have looked at what is X needed to support ARexx. New applications can be designed with X ARexx support in mind and, with the advent of the AppShell by X David Junod, the work involved to support ARexx is nothing more X than what is needed to support the features within you X application. However, existing code may not move into the X AppShell to easily and you may wish to do a minor upgrade to X your application to support ARexx. X X SimpleRexx is a set of routines that handle the low-level ARexx X work for you in such a way as to have your application work with X or without ARexx on the target system. The goal of SimpleRexx is X to make adding at least the minimum level of ARexx support to an X application a trivial task. X X X Working with ARexx X X REXX is, at its heart, a string processing language. Most X everything that happens in REXX is in the form of a string; even X numbers are passed as ASCII representations in most situations. X X The Amiga implementation of REXX, known as ARexx, and is part of X Release 2.0 of AmigaDOS. ARexx has a very complete X implementation of the REXX language plus the ability to send and X receive control messages from "outside" sources. ARexx the can X operate on them in synchronous fashion. The messages contain X text strings that are then interpreted by ARexx as REXX commands X or by the "outside" source (the Application) as its commands. X X An application that "supports ARexx" is one that can receive and X send ARexx messages. The messages are, like the REXX language, X string based and contain the command string of the operation X wanted. X X To make this even more interesting, there are ways to send and X receive data from ARexx. The data can come in the message itself X or via the ARexx RVI (Rexx Variable Interface). In either case X data can be transferred to and from ARexx. A complete ARexx X supporting application would need to be able to send data to a X requesting ARexx program/script and get data from that program. X X The following code shows how to use the ARexx support library to X send and receive ARexx messages. It also is a "wrapper" around X these functions to provide a simplified interface to ARexx to X help promote and simplify the idea of adding ARexx support to X your existing applications. X X SimpleRexxExample.c is a very simple example of the use of the X calls in SimpleRexx. The test.rexx script is an example script X to try running while SimpleRexxExample is running. It will send X commands to SimpleRexxExample in order to control it. X test.results is the output of test.rexx. X X X Overview of Functions X X The source to SimpleRexx is a single file. It is SimpleRexx.c. X The header file to that contains the type definitions and X prototypes for the functions is in the file SimpleRexx.h. X X Functions that are "available" via SimpleRexx are used as X follows: X X X rexx_handle=InitARexx(AppBaseName,Extension) X X This initializes a SimpleRexx context. The rexx_handle X is much like a file handle in that it will be used in X all other calls that make use of this SimpleRexx X context. Since all SimpleRexx calls correctly check X the rexx_handle before doing work, you do not need to X check the return result of this call. If ARexx is not X available on your system, SimpleRexx will just not do X anything. X X X port_name=ARexxName(rexx_handle) X X This function returns a pointer to the name of the X ARexx port for your context. The name is based on the X AppBaseName plus an invocation number such that X multiple copies of an application can run at the same X time. If you have no ARexx port, it returns NULL. X X X sigmask=ARexxSignal(rexx_handle) X X This function returns the signal bit mask that is X needed for the port that is part of your context. This X should be combined with other signal masks to produce X the argument to the Wait() call. This returns NULL if X there is no signal mask. X X X rmsg=GetARexxMsg(rexx_handle) X X This function returns the next Rexx message that is X waiting. rmsg==NULL if there is no message or ARexx is X not around. rmsg==REXX_RETURN_ERROR if a message sent X to ARexx via SendARexxMsg() returns an error. X X X ReplyARexxMsg(rexx_handle,rmsg,result,error) X X This function replies the ARexx message gotten via X GetARexxMsg(). The "result" is a pointer to a result X string that is returned via OPTIONS RESULTS in the X RESULT ARexx variable. If you have no result, set this X to NULL. Error is the error severity level. If this X is 0, the result string will be returned, if this is X non-zero, the error level will be returned in RC. X X X worked=SendARexxMsg(rexx_handle,string,StringFileFlag) X X This function sends the string to ARexx. It sets the X default host to the context and sets the RXFB_STRING X bit in the message if the "StringFileFlag" is set. X This routine returns FALSE if the message was not sent X for some reason. X X X worked=SetARexxLastError(rexx_handle,rmsg,ErrorString) X X This function uses the RVI (Rexx Variable Interface) to X set a variable named <AppBaseName>.LASTERROR to the X ErrorString. This is where the "error" message should X go if there is an error. This function returns FALSE X if this fails for any reason. X X X FreeARexx(rexx_handle) X X This closes a SimpleRexx context. The rexx_handle is X one that was gotten from InitARexx(). The routine is X fully error checked so that you can pass it a NULL and X it will do nothing. This is useful if you want to X just blindly use the rexx_handle. END_OF_FILE if test 7339 -ne `wc -c <'SimpleRexx.doc'`; then echo shar: \"'SimpleRexx.doc'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi chmod +x 'SimpleRexx.doc' # end of 'SimpleRexx.doc' fi if test -f 'SimpleRexx.h' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'SimpleRexx.h'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'SimpleRexx.h'\" $3025 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'SimpleRexx.h' <<'END_OF_FILE' X/* X * Simple ARexx interface by Michael Sinz X * X * This is a very "Simple" interface... X */ X X#ifndef SIMPLE_REXX_H X#define SIMPLE_REXX_H X X#include <exec/types.h> X#include <exec/nodes.h> X#include <exec/lists.h> X#include <exec/ports.h> X X#include <rexx/storage.h> X#include <rexx/rxslib.h> X X/* X * This is the handle that SimpleRexx will give you X * when you initialize an ARexx port... X * X * The conditional below is used to skip this if we have X * defined it earlier... X */ X#ifndef AREXXCONTEXT X Xtypedef void *AREXXCONTEXT; X X#endif /* AREXXCONTEXT */ X X/* X * The value of RexxMsg (from GetARexxMsg) if there was an error returned X */ X#define REXX_RETURN_ERROR ((struct RexxMsg *)-1L) X X/* X * This function closes down the ARexx context that was opened X * with InitARexx... X */ Xvoid FreeARexx(AREXXCONTEXT); X X/* X * This routine initializes an ARexx port for your process X * This should only be done once per process. You must call it X * with a valid application name and you must use the handle it X * returns in all other calls... X * X * NOTE: The AppName should not have spaces in it... X * Example AppNames: "MyWord" or "FastCalc" etc... X * The name *MUST* be less that 16 characters... X * If it is not, it will be trimmed... X * The name will also be UPPER-CASED... X * X * NOTE: The Default file name extension, if NULL will be X * "rexx" (the "." is automatic) X */ XAREXXCONTEXT InitARexx(char *,char *); X X/* X * This function returns the port name of your ARexx port. X * It will return NULL if there is no ARexx port... X * X * This string is *READ ONLY* You *MUST NOT* modify it... X */ Xchar *ARexxName(AREXXCONTEXT); X X/* X * This function returns the signal mask that the Rexx port is X * using. It returns NULL if there is no signal... X * X * Use this signal bit in your Wait() loop... X */ XULONG ARexxSignal(AREXXCONTEXT); X X/* X * This function returns a structure that contains the commands sent from X * ARexx... You will need to parse it and return the structure back X * so that the memory can be freed... X * X * This returns NULL if there was no message... X */ Xstruct RexxMsg *GetARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT); X X/* X * Use this to return a ARexx message... X * X * If you wish to return something, it must be in the RString. X * If you wish to return an Error, it must be in the Error. X */ Xvoid ReplyARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT,struct RexxMsg *,char *,LONG); X X/* X * This function will send a string to ARexx... X * X * The default host port will be that of your task... X * X * If you set StringFile to TRUE, it will set that bit for the message... X * X * Returns TRUE if it send the message, FALSE if it did not... X */ Xshort SendARexxMsg(AREXXCONTEXT,char *,short); X X/* X * This function will set an error string for the ARexx X * application in the variable defined as <appname>.LASTERROR X * X * Note that this can only happen if there is an ARexx message... X * X * This returns TRUE if it worked, FALSE if it did not... X */ Xshort SetARexxLastError(AREXXCONTEXT,struct RexxMsg *,char *); X X#endif /* SIMPLE_REXX_H */ END_OF_FILE if test 3025 -ne `wc -c <'SimpleRexx.h'`; then echo shar: \"'SimpleRexx.h'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'SimpleRexx.h' fi if test -f 'SimpleRexxE.uu' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'SimpleRexxE.uu'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'SimpleRexxE.uu'\" $11680 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'SimpleRexxE.uu' <<'END_OF_FILE' Xbegin 666 SimpleRexxExample XM```#\P`````````"``````````$```>*````]@```^D```>*2.=^_B1()`!)! 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X */ X X#include <exec/types.h> X#include <libraries/dos.h> X#include <libraries/dosextens.h> X#include <intuition/intuition.h> X X#include <proto/exec.h> X#include <proto/intuition.h> X X#include <rexx/storage.h> X#include <rexx/rxslib.h> X X#include <stdio.h> X#include <string.h> X X#include "SimpleRexx.h" X X/* X * Lattice control-c stop... X */ Xint CXBRK(void) { return(0); } /* Disable Lattice CTRL/C handling */ Xint chkabort(void) { return(0); } /* really */ X X/* X * The strings in this program X */ Xchar *strings[]= X{ X "50: Window already open", /* STR_ID_WINDOW_OPEN */ X "101: Window did not open", /* STR_ID_WINDOW_ERROR */ X "50: No Window", /* STR_ID_WINDOW_NONE */ X "80: Argument error to WINDOW command", /* STR_ID_WINDOW_ARG */ X "100: Unknown command", /* STR_ID_COMMAND_ERROR */ X "ARexx port name: %s\n", /* STR_ID_PORT_NAME */ X "No ARexx on this system.\n", /* STR_ID_NO_AREXX */ X "SimpleRexxExample Window" /* STR_ID_WINDOW_TITLE */ X}; X X#define STR_ID_WINDOW_OPEN 0 X#define STR_ID_WINDOW_ERROR 1 X#define STR_ID_WINDOW_NONE 2 X#define STR_ID_WINDOW_ARG 3 X#define STR_ID_COMMAND_ERROR 4 X#define STR_ID_PORT_NAME 5 X#define STR_ID_NO_AREXX 6 X#define STR_ID_WINDOW_TITLE 7 X X/* X * NewWindow structure... X */ Xstatic struct NewWindow nw= X{ X 97,47,299,44,-1,-1, X CLOSEWINDOW, X WINDOWSIZING|WINDOWDRAG|WINDOWDEPTH|WINDOWCLOSE|SIMPLE_REFRESH|NOCAREREFRESH, X NULL,NULL, X NULL, X NULL,NULL,290,40,-1,-1,WBENCHSCREEN X}; X X/* X * A *VERY* simple and simple-minded example of using the SimpleRexx.c code. X * X * This program, when run, will print out the name of the ARexx port it X * opens. Use that port to tell it to SHOW the window. You can also X * use the ARexx port to HIDE the window, to READTITLE the window's X * titlebar, and QUIT the program. You can also quit the program by X * pressing the close gadget in the window while the window is up. X * X * Note: You will want to RUN this program or have another shell available such X * that you can still have access to ARexx... X */ Xvoid main(int argc,char *argv[]) X{ Xshort loopflag=TRUE; XAREXXCONTEXT RexxStuff; Xstruct Window *win=NULL; XULONG signals; X X if (IntuitionBase=(struct IntuitionBase *) X OpenLibrary("intuition.library",NULL)) X { X /* X * Note that SimpleRexx is set up such that you do not X * need to check for an error to initialize your REXX port X * This is so your application could run without REXX... X */ X RexxStuff=InitARexx("Example","test"); X X if (argc) X { X if (RexxStuff) printf(strings[STR_ID_PORT_NAME], X ARexxName(RexxStuff)); X else printf(strings[STR_ID_NO_AREXX]); X } X X while (loopflag) X { X signals=ARexxSignal(RexxStuff); X if (win) signals|=(1L << (win->UserPort->mp_SigBit)); X X if (signals) X { X struct RexxMsg *rmsg; X struct IntuiMessage *msg; X X signals=Wait(signals); X X /* X * Process the ARexx messages... X */ X while (rmsg=GetARexxMsg(RexxStuff)) X { X char cBuf[24]; X char *nextchar; X char *error=NULL; X char *result=NULL; X long errlevel=0; X X nextchar=stptok(ARG0(rmsg), X cBuf,24," ,"); X if (*nextchar) nextchar++; X X if (!stricmp("WINDOW",cBuf)) X { X if (!stricmp("OPEN",nextchar)) X { X if (win) X { X error=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_OPEN]; X errlevel=5; X } X else X { X nw.Title=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_TITLE]; X if (!(win=OpenWindow(&nw))) X { X error=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_ERROR]; X errlevel=30; X } X } X } X else if (!stricmp("CLOSE",nextchar)) X { X if (win) X { X CloseWindow(win); X win=NULL; X } X else X { X error=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_NONE]; X errlevel=5; X } X } X else X { X error=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_ARG]; X errlevel=20; X } X } X else if (!stricmp("READTITLE",cBuf)) X { X if (win) X { X result=win->Title; X } X else X { X error=strings[STR_ID_WINDOW_NONE]; X errlevel=5; X } X } X else if (!stricmp("QUIT",cBuf)) X { X loopflag=FALSE; X } X else X { X error=strings[STR_ID_COMMAND_ERROR]; X errlevel=20; X } X X if (error) X { X SetARexxLastError(RexxStuff,rmsg,error); X } X ReplyARexxMsg(RexxStuff,rmsg,result,errlevel); X } X X /* X * If we have a window, process those messages X */ X if (win) while (msg=(struct IntuiMessage *) X GetMsg(win->UserPort)) X { X if (msg->Class==CLOSEWINDOW) X { X /* X * Quit if the close gadget... X */ X loopflag=FALSE; X } X ReplyMsg((struct Message *)msg); X } X } X else loopflag=FALSE; X } X if (win) CloseWindow(win); X X FreeARexx(RexxStuff); X CloseLibrary((struct Library *)IntuitionBase); X } X} END_OF_FILE if test 4815 -ne `wc -c <'SimpleRexxExample.c'`; then echo shar: \"'SimpleRexxExample.c'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'SimpleRexxExample.c' fi if test -f 'test.results' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'test.results'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'test.results'\" $241 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'test.results' <<'END_OF_FILE' XError was 50: No Window XError was 80: Argument error to WINDOW command XWindow is now open XError was 50: Window already open XWindow title is SimpleRexxExample Window XWindow is now closed XError was 50: No Window XError was 100: Unknown command END_OF_FILE if test 241 -ne `wc -c <'test.results'`; then echo shar: \"'test.results'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'test.results' fi if test -f 'test.rexx' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'test.rexx'\" else echo shar: Extracting \"'test.rexx'\" $1360 characters$ sed "s/^X//" >'test.rexx' <<'END_OF_FILE' X/* X * SimpleRexx test... X * X * You need to run the SimpleRexxExample first... X */ X XOptions FailAt 100 X XOptions Results X X/* X * Try to read the window title bar X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 ReadTitle X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window title is 'Result X X/* X * Bad WINDOW command... X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 "Window Display" X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window is now open' X X/* X * Open the window X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 "Window Open" X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window is now open' X X/* X * Open the window X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 "Window Open" X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window is now open' X X/* X * Try to read the window title bar X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 ReadTitle X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window title is 'Result X X/* X * Hide the window X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 "Window Close" X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window is now closed' X X/* X * Try to hide the window again X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 "Window Close" X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'Window is now closed' X X/* X * Send a command that does not exist X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 Junk X Xif rc > 0 then say 'Error was 'EXAMPLE.LASTERROR Xelse say 'The command worked!!!' X X/* X * Quit the program... X */ XAddress EXAMPLE_1 Quit END_OF_FILE if test 1360 -ne `wc -c <'test.rexx'`; then echo shar: \"'test.rexx'\" unpacked with wrong size! fi # end of 'test.rexx' fi echo shar: End of archive 1 $of 1$. cp /dev/null ark1isdone MISSING="" for I in 1 ; do if test ! -f ark${I}isdone ; then MISSING="${MISSING} ${I}" fi done if test "${MISSING}" = "" ; then echo You have the archive. rm -f ark[1-9]isdone else echo You still need to unpack the following archives: echo " " ${MISSING} fi ## End of shell archive. exit 0 -- Mail submissions (sources or binaries) to <amiga@uunet.uu.net>. Mail comments to the moderator at <amiga-request@uunet.uu.net>. Post requests for sources, and general discussion to comp.sys.amiga.misc.