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[[FILEREXX.DLL]] is a REXX Function Library. It adds "commands" to the [[REXX]] language, which a REXX script (i.e., program) can call. These commands offer alternatives to the REXX file reading/writing routines which make it possible to access the same files from multiple running scripts (i.e., allow file sharing). FileRexx also makes it much easier to read/write files containing binary values. There are also routines which vastly simplify device (i.e., driver) I/O, and make some driver control possible which standard REXX doesn't allow. Finally, FileRexx offers a lot more parsing options when reading a line, thus eliminating the need to parse a line into separate pieces, or using TRANSLATE to change the case. | |||
FILEREXX.DLL is a REXX Function Library. It adds "commands" to the REXX language, which a REXX script (i.e., program) can call. These commands offer alternatives to the REXX file reading/writing routines which make it possible to access the same files from multiple running scripts (i.e., allow file sharing). FileRexx also makes it much easier to read/write files containing binary values. There are also routines which vastly simplify device (i.e., driver) I/O, and make some driver control possible which standard REXX doesn't allow. Finally, FileRexx offers a lot more parsing options when reading a line, thus eliminating the need to parse a line into separate pieces, or using TRANSLATE to change the case. | |||
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* [[Jeff Glatt]] | * [[Jeff Glatt]] | ||
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* [ | * Version 1.1: [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/rexx/filerx11.zip filerx11.zip] | ||
[[Category:REXX Function Library]] | [[Category:REXX Function Library]] | ||
Revision as of 08:43, 4 January 2017
FILEREXX.DLL is a REXX Function Library. It adds "commands" to the REXX language, which a REXX script (i.e., program) can call. These commands offer alternatives to the REXX file reading/writing routines which make it possible to access the same files from multiple running scripts (i.e., allow file sharing). FileRexx also makes it much easier to read/write files containing binary values. There are also routines which vastly simplify device (i.e., driver) I/O, and make some driver control possible which standard REXX doesn't allow. Finally, FileRexx offers a lot more parsing options when reading a line, thus eliminating the need to parse a line into separate pieces, or using TRANSLATE to change the case.
License
- Freeware for commercial and individual use.
Author
Links
- Version 1.1: filerx11.zip