[netrexx-course] Options (was RE: [netrexx-course] An Introductory GUI Example)

[J. Pedone]

Well.. {insert sheepish grin} I went back to the netrexx page and
reread the docs (I was using old ones I had downloaded previously.)  I
guess it was added with 1.14 ?  With this new version -keep works on my
system now too.
  I also found that -run *must* be the first option used on the command
line if you are using more than one.  i.e. with netrexx 1.140 my
NRC.CMD file is:

/* Alias for NetRexxC.cmd */
'@call netrexxc.cmd -run -nobinary -keep -nocrossref' arg(1)
exit rc

and the -run worked along with all of the others, using 1.132 the
-explicit and -keep were ignored.
  Getting back to explicit though - This is probably somwhere in the
book but can variable scopes by lmited by where they are declared (ala
C) or does everything need to be global and declared up front ?

j.

On Wed, 17 Jun 1998 09:10:22 -0700, Mitch Gould wrote:

> The explicit option causes NetRexx to flag variables that haven't been
>formally declared as an error. This causes you more work up front, but can
>be valuable in preventing hard-to-find errors due to typos (for example,
>clickOnce and clickedOnce).
> My recent experience with -keep leads me to believe it can't be used with
>-run. Apparently, you must choose either
>
> nrc -run filename.nrx
> OR
> nrc -keep filename.nrx
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: J. Pedone [SMTP:[hidden email]]
>Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 1998 12:13 AM
>To: Mitch Gould
>Subject: Re: [netrexx-course] An Introductory GUI Example
>
>Thanks - this is a good example.  Do you mind if I pick it apart with
>questions ?  Starting with the most basic:
>
>> Options Binary Explicit
>
>What's explicit ?  I couldn't find this one in the redbook. One of the
>NRC command line options (-keep) doesn't seem to work for me either.
>

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