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svo
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Hello together,
I know, the following seems to be stupid. But I need it for tests. Perhaps someone can help me.
I never had anything to do with REXX coding.
My problem is, that I need a loop coded in REXX. Surely for an programmer this is the easiest thing you can built, but if you don't have any know how it's horrible.
Perhaps anybody has something like that written and can post it.
Would be great.
Sascha |
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Kevin
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Do 5
Say "Hello"
End
Do Forever
"EXECIO 1 DISKR in"
If rc <> 0 Then Leave
Parse Pull inrec
End
cntr = 0
Do While cntr <= 1
Say "Hello "cntr
cntr = cntr + 1
End
cntr = 0
Do Until cntr > 0
Say "Hello "cntr
cntr = cntr + 1
End
Do cntr = 1 To 10
Say "Hello "cntr
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svo
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At the Topic there will be a /* REXX */ sis this correct?
How can I start this PROG.? |
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Kevin
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| At the Topic there will be a /* REXX */ sis this correct? |
Thought it's not always required, it's usually a good practice to include the identifier.
| svo wrote: |
| How can I start this PROG.? |
CLIST's and REXX exec's are usually invoked by their member name, or by a TSO EXEC command, but I don't know enough about your environment to really answer your question. |
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ofer71
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This is not just a good practice, you have to code the /* REXX */ comment, as you can see in the fine manual.
O. |
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