-- test of parse
-- 98/6/6 Jeff Hennick
say version
trace results
data = '5 some data in here'
n = 10
parse data n first =(n) second <-- should work per TNRL, P129
say first first.length
say second
NetRexx 1.140 26 May 1998
--- t.nrx
8 *=* data = '5 some data in here'
>v> data "5 some data in here"
9 *=* n = 10
>v> n "10"
11 *=* parse data n first =(n) second
>v> n "5" <-- n gets set
>v> first "some da" <-- but old value of n is used
>v> second "ta in here"
13 *=* say first first.length
>>> "some da 7"
some da 7
14 *=* say second
>>> "ta in here"
ta in here
The work around is to use two separate parse clauses, the first to get the
value of n, the second to use it.
Jeff Hennick
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