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hex posted a comment on ticket #1621
I have vaque memory of the same by switching to oorexx 4.2 and then switch back to oorexx 5 and then upgrade to a later oorexx 5 version, seems that oorexx 5 can't kill oorexx api 4.2. I manually killed the oorexx api I found in task list and then it worked again. Strange that the reboot didn't solved this.
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I runned this with oorexxtry wich showed this behaviour. Running as rexx program it shows correct line number. This can be closed
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raise syntax doesn't take empty/blank rows in program source when calculate the offending line
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Why would one want to use a private floating method ? Put the methods in a class and private become useful. What are you trying to achieve ?
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with oorexx 5 you can distinguise between the different .methods do x over .methods~allindexes if .methods~at(x)~isattribute then say "Defined attribute:" x else if .methods~at(x)~isconstant then say "Defined constant:" x else say "Defined method:" x end exit ::constant pi '3,14' ::constant two 2 ::method talk use arg text say text ::attribute size get ::attribute size set expose size use arg value if datatype(value, "Whole") = .false | value < 0 then raise syntax 93.906 array ("size", value) si...
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Or this variant, oorexx 5 needed constant = .object~enhanced(.methods) say constant~pi say constant~two say do x over .methods~makearray say "Defined constants:" x end exit ::constant pi '3,14' ::constant two 2
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Or this variant constant = .object~enhanced(.methods) say constant~pi say constant~two say do x over .methods~makearray say "Defined constants:" x end exit ::constant pi '3,14' ::constant two 2
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It seems that there is a problem to locate the oorexxtry.ini file and the test in the program, test for ERROR: but actual text is ERROR start oorexxtry.rex with parameter DEFAULT or use this patch --- C:/Program Files/ooRexx/ooRexxTry.rex lör okt 27 18:13:38 2018 +++ N:/Onedrive/Dokument/oorexx/MyOORexx/TEST/ooRexxTry.rex lör mar 9 15:47:55 2019 @@ -227 +227 @@ exit - if k1 = 'ERROR:' | k2 = 'ERROR:' | k3 = 'ERROR:' | k4 = 'ERROR:' then + if k1 = 'ERROR' | k2 = 'ERROR' | k3 = 'ERROR' | k4 = 'ERROR'...
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Have a look in the examples directory, udfExample.rex It's what you want
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That is only my build of oosqlite that has that restriction, because stringTables is not known to oorexx 4.2.0. But oorexx 5 is really stable and worth a try. Better handling of memory etc. , which I can believe what your select is suffering from. Otherwise you are dependant that Eric will make a new oosqlite that works on oorexx 4.2.0
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I have built my own oosqlite with 3,27.1 and replaced the resultset to an array of stringtables (instead of array of directorys) thus only working on oorexx 5 > r11661 You can find the 64 bit version here https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgbVaQsNN-9UjpNxCvXbnsdU8c2h6Q
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Great, then maybe Eric can create a new oosqlite build with the sqlite3 3.27.1 source that you can test, that way we will know if there is any problem regarding oosqlite.
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Can you be more precise, did the SELECT.... work or not with 3.27.1 of sqlite.exe ?
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As oosqlite3.exec is an exact copy off sqlite3.exe, with some defaults changed only. I think oosqlite is not to blame. You can try the same by downloading sqlite3.exe from sqlite homepage (sqlite.org) and then repeat the above and see if you get a different result. sqlite3.exe is in sqlite-tools-win32-x86-3270100.zip Note this is 3.27.1 release
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The best I can suggest is to open your database in oosqlite3 shell and then paste your fully expanded query (exactly as your program expands it) into the shell. /hex
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Ok. I believe that Mark implemented the most of the sqlite API's useful for oorexx. For those who wants to test oosqlite this is the link to both 32 & 64 bits oosqlite binarys(sqlite 3.26) and the samples program Mark provided. Just unzip to your oorexx folder. From a command prompt just issue oosqlite3 (windows) to run the CLI for sqlite or run the examples programs. https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgbVaQsNN-9UjpNxCvXbnsdU8c2h6Q
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convince yourself by a svn checkout of oosqlite and then go to sqlite download page and select the sqlite amalgamation file and the extract it to the src folder in the svn checkout. run this rexx parse source . . s parse var s program ('.' || filespec("Ext",s)) . myPath = filespec("L",s) -- remember where we started filepath = FILESPEC("location",program) file = FILESPEC("name",filename) filepath = Filepath || "src\sqlite\" infil1 = filepath || "sqlite3.c" infil2 = filepath || "sqlite3.h" --say infil1...
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I build the ooSQlite package, with the latest sqlite source and the svn checkout for oosqlite. It works excellent. I do not install a separate version of sqlite.
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As far as I know, there is no problem to compile and use the latest version of sqlite which is 3.26, I believe that whatever SQL statement is used in a rexx program is just passed to sqlite, nothing new need to be incorporated in oorexx, it's all there in sqlite. As far as I know. I agree that the documentation needs to be fixed and that the installer script needs to be fixed for the poor test of which oorexx version is installed. The actual file is ooSQLite.nsi Without knowing the nsi language syntax...
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As far as I know, there is no problem to compile and use the latest version of sqlite which is 3.26, I believe that whatever SQL statement is used in a rexx program is just passed to sqlite, nothing new need to be incorporated in oorexx, it's all there in sqlite. As far as I know. I agree that the documentation needs to be fixed and that the installer script needs to be fixed for the poor test of which oorexx version is installed. The actual file is ooSQLite.nsi Without knowing the nsi language syntax...
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If you can manage without an installer and the sample library, you can download oosqlite from here https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgbVaQsNN-9UjpNybbUFjVWz3cbSfg It's only 3 files and you just unzip them to your oorexx folder. The version of sqlite in this is 3.26.0 (latest), the one you tried to install have sqlite version 3.8.4.3
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I have sound on both . Windows 10 Pro and Home 17763.195 oorexx 5.0 r11645 64bit
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I have sound on both . Windows 10 Pro and Home 17763.195 oorexx 5.0 r11645
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I have sound on both . Windows 10 Pro and Home 17763.195
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For the RUN/OPEN and Edit option use this .reg file Change the below path to the program you use for edit and depending on where you installed rexx, change the the path for the run command Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.rex] @="RexxScript" "Content Type"="text/plain" "PerceivedType"="text" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\RexxScript\shell] @="open" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\RexxScript\shell\edit] @="Edit" [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\RexxScript\shell\edit\command] @="\"C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit\uedit64.exe\"...
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Did you include the /BEGIN/ and /END/ statement Remove these lines
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I have now run with Version 5.0.0 r11644 and now it works as before. Thanks for looking in to this. /Hex
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I had removed the reference to the .def file in the make file but the result is the same. I am on oorexx 64bit
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* This is on windows 64 bit oorexx build r11639 and oosqlite 3.26.0 Compiled with VS2014 I have this rexx to test oosqlite (when I compile a new version of sqlite) In the called programs sqlA-E I have in each defined ::requires oosqlite.cls this have worked up till Rexx Version 5.0.0 r11580 If I run each program individually they work as expected, except for sqlE.rex but if I remove the Openfile subroutine in sqlE.rex sqlE.rex will also work individually. If I run this rexx (below) all sqlA-E will...
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Problem to load oosqlite.dll in Rexx Version 5.0.0 r11639 Works to load oosqlite.dll with Rexx Version 5.0.0 r11580 I believe it has something to do with how the loading mechanism have changed, but as a non C programmer I have no clue, what changes has to be done in the oosqlite src regarding rexx extension library loading. Hopefully someone with knowledge can have a look. 57 *-* ::attribute null get class external "LIBRARY oosqlite oosql_getNull_atr_cls" 47 *-* ::requires 'ooSQLite.cls' 4 *-* call...
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Comfirm that 1561m patch solved the oodialog problem.
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With latest patch most oodialog programs doesn't work properly, they shut down themselfs after only 1 interaction whith user. see calculator, oobandit.rex and oobmpvu.rex
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Jon In the oodialog manual section 4.7.4 Mark has written "The default value if the argument is omitted varies depending on the event connection method. In general, the default for event connections that existed prior to ooDialog 4.2.0 is false and for event connections that were added in ooDialog 4.2.0 and afterwards is true." You can take away the unguard on method onresize and instead use this on line 37 if test? = .true then self~ConnectResize("OnResize",.False) and your test program will still...
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Jon In the oodialog manual section 4.7.4 Mark has written "The default value if the argument is omitted varies depending on the event connection method. In general, the default for event connections that existed prior to ooDialog 4.2.0 is false and for event connections that were added in ooDialog 4.2.0 and afterwards is true." You can take away the unguard on method onresize and instead use this on line 37 if test? = .true then self~ConnectResize("OnResize",.False) and your test program will still...
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Set method as unguarded and it will work ::method OnResize unguarded
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Set method as ungurded and it will work ::method OnResize unguarded
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Eric The manifest in rexx.exe must contain these statements also, this is for the 64bit version, then the oodialog samples will work again. <assembly manifestversion="1.0" xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <assemblyidentity processorarchitecture="amd64" version="1.0.0.0" type="win32" name="RexxLA.ooRexx.rexx"> <description>Open Object Rexx Interpreter.</description> <dependency> <dependentassembly> <assemblyidentity publickeytoken="6595b64144ccf1df" name="Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls"...
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Eric Let me remind you that Mark Miesfeld has created a standalone version (4.2.4) of OOdialog that I believe all samples work with. The version of OODialog delivered in current build of OORexx 5.0 should be upgraded to that or maybe remove OOdialog completely from OOrexx 5 installation and let the user pick whatever version of OODialog he wants from sourceforge Files are found for download in file section oodialog at sourceforge /hex
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Just add a dummy second parameter to retc = myftp~FtpPut('JCL.TXT', dummy) and it will work
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Add to initDialog --temp3 = self~newCheckBox(300) remove this line self~setCheckBoxData(300,self~ChkKF)...
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should be ooREXX 5.0.0-10650 64 bit and nothing else.
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Increased elapsed time for ooRexx 5.0
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High memory consumption in ooRexx 5.0.0
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Comment on #1290 ooRexx 5 and oosqlite
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Ok, now my program runs to the end. But according to the taskmanager the memory consumption...
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Ok, attached rexx pgm, gives a crash on ooRexx 5.0.0-10624 and works on ooRexx 4.3,...
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ooRexx 5 and oosqlite
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How about ..\samples\oodialog\simple\SimpleUpDown.rex Try OK or CANCEL buttons 😊...
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Oodialog and oorexx 5.0
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