Treffer: Replacing the RxMessageBox() RexxUtil Function with BSF4ooRexx

Title:
Replacing the RxMessageBox() RexxUtil Function with BSF4ooRexx
Contributors:
Jansen, René Vincent
Source:
Flatscher , R G 2023 , Replacing the RxMessageBox() RexxUtil Function with BSF4ooRexx . in R V Jansen (ed.) , 2019 RexxLa International Rexx Language Symposium Proceedings . Rexx Language Association , Amsterdam , RexxLA Symposium Proceedings Series , pp. 204-218 , 2019 - 30th Annual Rexx Symposium , Hursley , United Kingdom , 22/09/19 .
Publisher Information:
Rexx Language Association
Publication Year:
2023
Document Type:
Fachzeitschrift article in journal/newspaper
Language:
English
ISBN:
978-94-6485-556-2
94-6485-556-8
ISSN:
97894648
Relation:
urn:ISBN:9789464855562
Rights:
info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess
Accession Number:
edsbas.9565A9CE
Database:
BASE

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Many Rexx programs that were created for the OS/2 and Windows environment employ the RxMessageBox() RexxUtil function, which creates a graphical dialog popup window. Running such Rexx programs on other operating system platforms (Linux, MacOSX) will not be possible, if RxMessageBox() is not available. Using BSF4ooRexx opens up all functionality available in Java including its GUI dialog popups, which gets exploited by the ooRexx BSF.Dialog class defined in the BSF.CLS package (program) of BSF4ooRexx. This class and its usage will be demonstrated in nutshell examples, followed by additional available features that may be beneficial for Rexx programmers like input dialog boxes which can be easily created. With the knowledge of this presentation it would become possible for the audience to devise one owns snap-in replacement of RxMessageBox() that would work as a public routine for all operating systems!