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[Robert L Hamilton]

There is a gap in my understanding of when NetRexx has a grip on imported stuff. e.g. Calendar: The import instruction seems to cause no problem to the NetRexx compiler. I'm sort of in ' one hand clapping . . . ' territory; In the NetRexx program how do I get the information in Calendar into NetRexx. AND how does the NetRexx compiler convert this back to Java?

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There is a gap in my understanding of when NetRexx has a grip on imported stuff. e.g. Calendar: The import instruction seems to cause no problem to the NetRexx compiler. I'm sort of in ' one hand clapping . . . ' territory; In the NetRexx program how do I get the information in Calendar into NetRexx. AND how does the NetRexx compiler convert this back to Java?

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[Thomas.Schneider.Wien]

Hello Bob,
   when you like I can send you the source of my 'RexxTime' class (as
documented on www.Rexx2Nrx.com/Run-Time)
and you will see what you have to do do import this. But when you are
coming from 'classic Rexx', it might be
easier for you to use the 'classic Rexx' functions date() and time ...
as implemented above....)

cheers, Tom.
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Robert Hamilton schrieb:

> There is a gap in my understanding of when NetRexx has a grip on
> imported stuff. e.g. Calendar: The import instruction seems to cause
> no problem to the NetRexx compiler. I'm sort of in ' one hand clapping
> . . . ' territory; In the NetRexx program how do I get the information
> in Calendar into NetRexx. AND how does the NetRexx compiler convert
> this back to Java?
>
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>
> thanx and enjoy the day. . .
>
> bobh
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[rvjansen]

Hi Robert,

the import instruction enables you to do 'shorthand'; refer to class names without mentioning the packet names. This causes no problems as long as the package is found on the classpath.

The question of 'how it gets into NetRexx' goes away as soon as you will embrace the notion that NetRexx, at runtime, is all Java. Even the NetRexx type is a Java class and has a runtime Java representation. A nice excercise would be to look at the generated Java source code (compile with option -keep) and see how the assignments work.

best regards,

René.

On 14 apr 2010, at 12:30, Robert Hamilton wrote:

> There is a gap in my understanding of when NetRexx has a grip on imported stuff. e.g. Calendar: The import instruction seems to cause no problem to the NetRexx compiler. I'm sort of in ' one hand clapping . . . ' territory; In the NetRexx program how do I get the information in Calendar into NetRexx. AND how does the NetRexx compiler convert this back to Java?
>
> <End_Babble>
>
> thanx and enjoy the day. . .
>
> bobh
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