Speaking abot open source...

[David Requena]

Does anyone know of any actual open source applications written in NetRexx?

By applications I mean complete production programs or libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to illustrate some particular  detail.

I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in any given language is to study existing code. That's were you get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.

I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.

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David Requena
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[Mike Cowlishaw]

> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications
> written in NetRexx?
>
> By applications I mean complete production programs or
> libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to
> illustrate some particular  detail.
>
> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in
> any given language is to study existing code. That's were you
> get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best
> suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>
> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.

My decimal package for the open source ICU4J was/is written in NetRexx
http://speleotrove.com/decimal/decimalj/decimalj.html.  The shipped code is the
generated Java, but I can send you the NetRexx source if you like (I'll try and
remember to add it to my website, too).

Mike

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[rvjansen]

To mind comes the language Joy, for which a completely written in NetRexx version existed. It has since moved to Java. I have it somewhere and will publish when the netrexx.org server is switched on.
There are various commercial products written in NetRexx, most closed source. It would be good to also have a list of these.

best regards,

René Jansen.



On 17 okt 2010, at 10:14, David Requena wrote:

>
> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications written in NetRexx?
>
> By applications I mean complete production programs or libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to illustrate some particular  detail.
>
> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in any given language is to study existing code. That's were you get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>
> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.
>
> -
> Saludos / Kind regards,
> David Requena
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[David Requena]

René,

Yes, please make it publicly available. I've no reference to what Joy is but it does not really matter sa long as it provides a good code-base to learn from.

As for closed source products, well, I guess such a list might do for some good promotional material.

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David Requena

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To mind comes the language Joy, for which a completely written in NetRexx version existed. It has since moved to Java. I have it somewhere and will publish when the netrexx.org server is switched on.
There are various commercial products written in NetRexx, most closed source. It would be good to also have a list of these.

best regards,

René Jansen.



On 17 okt 2010, at 10:14, David Requena wrote:

>
> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications written in NetRexx?
>
> By applications I mean complete production programs or libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to illustrate some particular  detail.
>
> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in any given language is to study existing code. That's were you get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>
> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.
>
> -
> Saludos / Kind regards,
> David Requena
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[Robert L Hamilton]

May netrexx is written N netrexx
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On Oct 17, 2010, at 3:14 AM, "David Requena" <[hidden email]> wrote:

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> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications written in NetRexx?
>
> By applications I mean complete production programs or libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to illustrate some particular  detail.
>
> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in any given language is to study existing code. That's were you get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>
> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.
>
> -
> Saludos / Kind regards,
> David Requena
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[Mike Cowlishaw]

 
> On Oct 17, 2010, at 3:14 AM, "David Requena"
> <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> >
> > Does anyone know of any actual open source applications
> written in NetRexx?

I've now put the NetRexx source for the BigDecimal ICU4J package on my website.
It can be found at: http://speleotrove.com/decimal/decimalj/decimalj.html
(fifth bullet in the list).

Mike

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[Thomas.Schneider.Wien]

  Hi David,
    ... needless to say that I'm currently in the process to make *all
of my code*,
which *is now in NetRexx', *open source*.

    This will include DB-123, ReyC, PP, Rexx2Nrx (which is in classic
compiled Rexx, boots-trapping it'self to NetRexx), etc.

Out-Line of the products is available on www.thsitc.com, which is still
under construction.

Sorry, the DB-123 part will still need back translation from german to
english ..

But you might use google translate meanwhile to get a picture.

My recent decision to put the whole soure open soure is, that I'm now 64
years old, and you never know, what's happening in your life-time.

I'm currently also trying to complete the available documentation to
reflect the current state ...

Thomas.
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Am 17.10.2010 10:14, schrieb David Requena:

> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications written in NetRexx?
>
> By applications I mean complete production programs or libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to illustrate some particular  detail.
>
> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in any given language is to study existing code. That's were you get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>
> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.
>
> -
> Saludos / Kind regards,
> David Requena
> _______________________________________________
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> [hidden email]
>
>

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[Thomas.Schneider.Wien]

  Mike, when you won't mind:

I personally would like to have the NetRexx Code of this as well, you to
learn something ...

Thomas.

PS: I'm just switching from [hidden email] to
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Am 17.10.2010 13:38, schrieb Mike Cowlishaw:

>> Does anyone know of any actual open source applications
>> written in NetRexx?
>>
>> By applications I mean complete production programs or
>> libraries, not the typical little sample prepared to
>> illustrate some particular  detail.
>>
>> I've always believed the best way to improve your skills in
>> any given language is to study existing code. That's were you
>> get how it's best used, the particular idioms it's best
>> suited for, the dos and don'ts, etc.
>>
>> I'm paricularly interested in NetRexx but also on Rexx/ooRexx.
> My decimal package for the open source ICU4J was/is written in NetRexx
> http://speleotrove.com/decimal/decimalj/decimalj.html.  The shipped code is the
> generated Java, but I can send you the NetRexx source if you like (I'll try and
> remember to add it to my website, too).
>
> Mike
>
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>
>

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