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The REXX Language: A Practical Approach to Programing (2nd Edition) by Michail Cowlishaw, 1990-03-02
Modern Programming Using Rexx by Robert P. O'Hara, David Roos Gomberg, 1988-02
The Rexx Handbook (J Ranade Ibm Series) by Gabriel Goldberg, Philip H. Smith, 1992-02
Programming in REXX by Charles Daney, 1990
Object-Oriented Programming With Rexx by Tom Ender, 1997-01
Rexx Programmer's Reference (Programmer to Programmer) by Howard Fosdick, 2005-03-11
Rexx in the Tso Environment (The Qed Ibm Mainframe Series) by Gabriel F. Gargiulo, 1993-02
Rexx: Advanced Techniques for Programmers (J Ranade Ibm Series) by Peter C. Kiesel, 1992-09
Application Development Using Os/2 Rexx by Anthony S. Rudd, 1994-02
Practical Usage of Rexx (Ellis Horwood Series in Computers and Their Applications) by Anthony S. Rudd, 1991-01
Writing Os/2 Rexx Programs/Book and Disk (Ibm Mcgraw-Hill Series) by Ronny Richardson, 1994-06
Ispf/Rexx Development for Experienced Programmers/Book and Disk by Lou Marco, 1995-03
Os/2 2.1 Rexx Handbook: Basics, Applications, and Tips (V N R Computer Library) by Hallett German, 1994-01
Writing Vx-Rexx Programs/Book and Cd-Rom by Ronny Richardson, 1995-01

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Holborn Books Online: Object-Oriented Programming With Rexx
Buy computer books online at Holborn Books, the UK s foremost specialist computerbookseller.
http://www.holbornbooks.co.uk/details.aspx?sn=27801
WarpDoctor Rexx Plug-in Programming Reference - Rexx Plug-in Functions
This should be called at the top of the rexx program, for programs that run in Initializes the plugin environment for the rexx program, and creates the
http://www.warpdoctor.org/plugindoc_rexxFunctions.html

Extractions: The WarpDoctor Rexx Plug-in supplies a number of Rexx functions for communicating with the plug-in. Each of those functions are listed below. The behavior of the functions can be modified by the Rexx variable wdPlugin.errorSwitch If the variable is not present, or if it is set to (zero) then the functions return errors as part of the normal Rexx return value. When wdPlugin.errorSwitch = 1 any errors encountered by any functions will result in a Rexx syntax error. You can pick up this syntax error using the Rexx signal on syntax statement. Loads (registers) all the Rexx plug-in functions. This should be called at the top of the Rexx program, for programs that run in a separate session. It does not hurt for this function to also be called from programs that run as a macro of the plug-in. call RxFuncAdd 'wdPluginLoad', 'wdPlugin', 'wdPluginLoad' call wdPluginLoad Initializes the plug-in environment for the Rexx program, and creates the Rexx stem variables wdEmbed. and wdMainArgs.
WarpDoctor Rexx Plug-in Programming Reference
Link, Establishes a link between the rexx program and the plugin, allowing the ReleaseInstance, Releases a waiting rexx program in another instance.
http://www.warpdoctor.org/plugindoc_ProgReference.html

Extractions: Open contents in new window same window AddToDeleteList Adds a file name to a list of files that are deleted when the plug-in instance terminates. AppendFile Appends the contents of one file to another CloseMessagePipe Closes an open message pipe. CloseWindow Closes an open browser window. CopyFile Creates a file to a new name or location on the local hard drive. CopyFileToServer Uploads the filename using FTP to the FTP URL specified. CreatePage Creates and displays a new HTML page based on the plain text you supply. DeleteFile Deletes a local file. DropFromDeleteList Deletes a file and drops that file's entry from the delete list. Drop Drops a single JSVAR variable or all JSVAR variables, or a single or all entries in the RunExclusive list for the current plug-in instance. EncodeURL Encodes a URL for non-printable characters; converts a file name to a file type URL. ExecProg Executes a program returning the program's return code as the result. FileDialog Opens a file dialog box for selecting a file or directory. GetCookie Returns the value of a cookie.
REXX/OS390 Programming Workshop - Training Course Outline, Verhoef Training, Inc
Define and manipulate user variables in rexx programs Students are encouragedto develop rexx programs in class, that may be useful in their current
http://www.verhoef.com/state/outlines/z/PA/REXX1.htm

Extractions: AUDIENCE: This hands on, workshop-oriented course is intended for analysts, operators, system administrators, and technical support personnel who have a need to write, understand, or maintain REXX programs. This course applies to the VM/CMS, MVS/TSO, and NetView environments. PREREQUISITES: Students should meet at least these minimum requirements:
REXX Training - Programming With REXX - Case Training
Case Training IT Training courses in the UK, Ireland and Europe.
http://www.casetraining.co.uk/gt09.html

Extractions: GT09 - Programming with REXX Duration 2 Days Audience Applications Developers Cost Prices Here This course covers all aspects of programming with REXX. During the course the student is taught how to write programs that issue TSO commands, read and write to OS/390 datasets, access the REXX Datastack, manipulate string data, perform conditional logic and use functions. The delegate should be familiar with the OS/390 host environment, together with a working knowledge TSO / ISPF. The aim of this course is to provide the programmer with the necessary skills required to design, write, code and test REXX programs that interact with TSO and ISPF Dialog Manager. On completion of this course the student will be able to: Development will be performed using REXX running on an OS/390 Platform.
EDM/2 - The Codesmith's Library
programming In rexx is an introductory book from the J. Ranade Series of mini and rexx is described as being a personal programming language.
http://www.edm2.com/0403/codesmith.html

Extractions: Written by Carsten Whimster In The Codesmith's Library, I focus on development books and materials. I have written this column from the point of view of an intermediate PM C programmer and intermediate REXX programmer. Pick up whichever book strikes your fancy, and join the growing group of people following our PM programming columns. I have already reviewed a number of beginner's books, and will try to concentrate a bit more on intermediate techniques and special topics from now on. Please send me your comments and thoughts so that I can make this column what you want it to be. I read and respond to all mail. Programming In REXX is an introductory book from the J. Ranade Series of mini- and mainframe computer books. Of course, this particular book is not about minicomputers or mainframes, but rather about learning portable, standard REXX. I have added a "Book Errors" page to the site, and put a link directly in the column of each issue, to let you see these errors and to let you judge for yourself how serious they are. If anyone has found any errors in this or any other books, please pass them on, and we can keep track of them here. A central site to check for errors would be very beneficial, I feel, so hopefully we can do this thing together. I have personally started a Web page called "The OS/2 API Project". It is accessible from my normal homepage listed on my author page. The purpose of this page is to promote The OS/2 API Project, and to give it a temporary home. Eventually I hope to have this page on the EDM/2 site, but until we get more space, it'll stay where it is. The OS/2 API Project is a documentation project which eventually aims at covering the whole available OS/2 API, from Dev functions to Wps functions, from messages to structures, and from define's to include's. Please access the site to find more information. Also look for the upcoming announcement in both EDM/2 and on various comp.os.os2.* newsgroups. So far, I have two other contributors, but with three people it will take a long time to come together, so we need all able- handed people to type up their favorite APIs for this project.
IBM Tivoli Software Training Course - REXX Fundamentals
Candle, Tivoli, rexx, programming. Apply the basics of coding rexx programs.Code and invoke rexx programs. Code subroutines and functions. Parse data.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/education/B490941Q98081C87.html

Extractions: Course description REXX is a powerful language that is widely used on MVS. It is also the programming language for IBM Tivoli AF/OPERATOR, OMEGACENTER Gateway, and AF/REMOTE products. This course will introduce students to REXX and teach them how to write REXX programs in the MVS environment through a series of lectures and hands-on lab exercises. Beginning with simple programs, the course advances through more complex topics, including file I/O, stem variables, REXX functions, writing subroutines, and debugging.
(5.11) REXX
Moreover, a trio of rexx visual builders (programming tools which help createeven complex rexx To use this program output in your rexx program, try
http://sunsite.nus.sg/pub/os2/warpfaq/warpfaq.2.0061.html

Extractions: 0.9b (c) 1995 Peter Childs How do I use REXX? What does it do? REXX is built into every copy of OS/2 Warp (where it is also known as Procedures Language/2). It is a general purpose, interpreted programming language which was first released on IBM mainframes over a decade ago. REXX is extremely easy to learn and use. It is particularly strong at string manipulation, and it has features which are difficult to implement in compiled languages (like the ability to read its own source code or execute a string as a command). OS/2 Warp applications can use REXX as a common scripting language, which means that users need not learn separate macro or script languages for each application. For example, the OS/2 Warp versions of Lotus 1-2-3 and Borland ObjectVision will interface with REXX. OS/2 Warp's multimedia extensions (MMPM/2) contain a REXX interface, so REXX programs can play, record, and manipulate sound and video files. And REXX can be used to create complex batch files (with interactive prompting), since it is integrated so tightly into OS/2 Warp's command processor. Moreover, a trio of REXX visual builders (programming tools which help create even complex REXX applications quickly and easily using simple, drag and drop manipulation of on screen objects), HockWare's VisPro/REXX, Watcom's VX REXX, and Gpf REXX, are now available. For more information on OS/2 Warp's REXX interpreter, see the REXX Information online documentation located in the Information folder. For more information on REXX generally, consult the REXX Frequently Asked Questions List [available from (3.2)
REXX Programs
SHUTKILL SHUTKILL is a simple rexx program for manipulating the eComStation (eStyler)enhanced shutdown builtin process killer. Files shutkill_102.zip
http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/rexx/

Extractions: Home Page OS/2 Pages Programming Projects REXX Programs NJN Creative Works CS Club This page contains various REXX utilities for OS/2. DSK2RSU is a utility for converting IBM FixPak .DSK images into RSU ZIP files for use with the Remote Software Updates utility. Requires both DSKXTRCT and Info-Zip's ZIP utility. RENEX RENEX (REName by EXpression) is a command-line utility for batch-renaming files according to regular-expression syntax. Requires the REXXRE (REXX Regular Expressions) library. RRBACKUP RRBACKUP is a REXX-based backup utility for OS/2. Requires the RAR archiver and EMX. SHUTKILL SHUTKILL is a simple REXX program for manipulating the eComStation (eStyler) enhanced shutdown built-in process killer.
Rexx Language Extensions And Free Utilities For Windows NT
Protect your programming investment by converting your rexx programs into executablefiles. Our Products page lists our products along with a description of
http://www.merxsoft.com/

Extractions: C ombine the power of the Windows NT operating system with the simplicity and flexibility of the Rexx Language using mersoft's Rexx Language enhancements. You can: O ur Products page lists our products along with a description of the functionality provided by each. Licensing information is available on our Pricing page. B e sure to check out our Links page for other important Internet sites. For common questions, see the Rexx software FAQ C omments or suggestions? Problems with any of our software? Please let us know! Send us email W hat is Rexx? F ... ree Windows NT utilities are available in our Downloads area. M ake sure to have a look at the RexxSAA API Programming Introductions . If you're new to Rexx, check out the list of Rexx Language References Bill Potvin II
Selected REXX Freeware And Shareware
REXREF3 is a rexx program that takes a rexx sourcecode file and It containsa complete runtime system for rexx programs built with more than 20
http://www.quercus-sys.com/rexxfree.htm

Extractions: There are many, many more files available on our bulletin board (408-867-7488) and our CompuServe forum (GO QUERCUS), to say nothing of the usual sources of freeware and shareware. Time and expense prevent us from including everything here. Please send us your recommendations for packages you think are especially noteworthy if we have omitted them. Note that a number of useful and free REXX utilities for OS/2, complete with source code, are available from the C F S Nevada REXX pages. Minor modifications may be required to adapt to DOS, Windows, or OS/2, but they should be relatively straightforward, such as changing file extensions from .REX to .CMD or vice versa. REXREF3 is a REXX program that takes a REXX source-code file and: REXREF3 is written in REXX and works in DOS, OS/2, and a DOS session under Windows.
The Rexx Language Association - Home
The rexx Language Association. With symposion information, ANSI standard andlarge link collection. Archives available to members only.
http://www.rexxla.org/

Extractions: was another success The 2005 International Rexx Symposium was held at the Palos Verdes Inn in Redondo Beach on the west coast of the USA, from April 18th - April 21st. The Presentation Abstracts are available to the public; the full content to RexxLA members. Highlights of the Symposium (in PDF) are also available. Details of previous Symposia The papers from the 2004 Rexx Symposium are now available to the public via the 2004 Rexx Symposium Abstracts page. Open Object Rexx is now available!
Vladimir Zabrodsky: External Data Queue
tour from rexx to AS/400. How write and run rexx program Standard Input andOutput External Data Queue SQL statements
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Garage/3323/as4003.html

Extractions: D ONALD E. K NUTH in CACM No. 12 1974, p. 672 I introduce to you in detail external data queue (I don't suppose your knowledge about this feature of the Rexx language) - as a device for interprogram communication, as an input or output device, as useful data structure: stack or queue or deque (double-ended queue) ... The external data queue is an AS/400 object that consists of a series of entries similar to database records. When a job is started (in interactive mode after login - SIGN ON ), the queueing services are immediately made available to the job. These services remain available until the job ends (in interactive mode by the SIGNOFF command). Similarly, entries placed on the queue will remain on the queue and be available until explicitly removed or until the job is ended. After starting a job, any program that is part of the job can continue to use any of the queuing services until the job ends. Thus, one program can place an entry on the queue and end. Another following program can then receive what was placed in the queue at a later time. This can serve as a device for inter-program communication. A helpful analogy is to think of the external data queue of a hose of a vacuum cleaner (see on the next picture); you can placed ping-pong balls as entries at the front of the hose or at the end of the hose; but you can retrieved a ball only from the front of the hose
REXX With A Graphical Debugger
When aS/rexx program file begins with the standard UNIX magic number record Optional use of the dollar sign ($) in rexx programs to refer to UNIX
http://www.sedit.com/rexxgrph.html

Extractions: REXX is a high level programming language designed to perform in two important roles as an agent for computer users and system administrators: REXX provides a clean, consistent syntax which many end-users have found easy to use as they strive to adapt computers to their needs. At the same time, computing professionals have found the language sufficient to accomplish complex tasks with a programmer productivity many times that of traditional macro and scripting languages. REXX has been available for nearly a decade from IBM and other vendors for operating systems ranging from PCDOS, OS/2, and the Amiga on the desk top thru UNIX(tm) to IBM mainframe VM and MVS systems in the glass house . It biggest defect has probably been its ease of application to production problems where a traditional compiled high-level might have been more appropriate. The purpose of these pages is to introduce S/REXX Benaroya 's implementation of REXX for UNIX environments with an overview of those features which differentiate S/REXX from other implementations. There is an
Using ISO 8601 Dates In Programs
rexx Programs. This information applies to all versions of rexx VM, OS/2, AIX, More routines are available on The rexx Language Homepage. C Programs
http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/software/isodates/datepgm.html

Extractions: A CADEMIC C OMPUTING and C OMMUNICATIONS C ENTER ISO 8601 Dates: What They Are and How to Use Them Contents 1. What They Are 2. In Programs 3. In Output 4. On Personal Computers 5. Fix Data/Programs A1. Important Dates ... A3. A Y2K Parable Now that you're convinced that using ISO 8601 dates dates written in the format yyyy-mm-ddd is a good thing, here's how to use them in the major programming languages and statistical software packages. (Not convinced yet? See ISO 8601: The Right Format for Dates . For instructions on how to set ISODATES in your personal computer, see Setting ISO 8601 Dates in Personal Computer Operating Systems. SPSS SPSS stores dates internally as the number of seconds since midnight, October 14, 1582, which was the first day of the Gregorian Calendar. The built-in variable $time contains the current date and time in that format, as an integer quantity. (Actually, all quantities in SPSS are stored as 64-bit floating point numbers. This allows for 56 bits of precision, which avoids the 2037 problem that Unix has with its 32-bit integer.) SPSS has several date and time format codes that will print these huge numbers as human-readable dates and times, such as DATE11 which is the British-English literary style, but it does not have one for ISO format. You can construct a string variable containing the date in ISO format with the following SPSS language commands:
REXX Software For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000
A function library adds optional, new functions that a rexx program can call Explains how to write your own rexx programs. It is written in simple,
http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/rexx/win32/rxusrw32.htm

Extractions: The following software is REXX related software for Windows (95/98/Millenium/NT/2000/XP unless otherwise noted). For most of the following software, you'll be downloading one file. This file is the install program. When you run this install program, it will allow you to choose some options, and then it will install the final set of files upon your computer. After installation, you can delete this (install) program that you've downloaded (or keep it somewhere in case you have to reinstall the software later). Rexx Interpreter A REXX interpreter is the software that actually runs your REXX script. You definitely need a REXX interpreter installed upon your system in order to utilize REXX in any way, whether it be creating and running your own REXX scripts, or running REXX scripts created by others. Reginald REXX Interpreter A free REXX interpreter maintained by Jeff Glatt, based upon GNU-licensed code originally written by Anders Christensen. This is a self-installing version. It (ie, REGINALD.EXE) installs the entire package so that you merely double-click upon any REXX script and it will run. REXX Tools REXX Programmer Center A free Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for REXX. It features a configurable text editor specially designed to write REXX scripts, with REXX syntax color-highlighting, and mouse/menu/toolbar support. Also features a resource editor to quickly and easily create a graphical user interface for your script. Has a built-in debugger that highlights each source line in the editor as you debug your script. Detailed, searchable, online reference books. Highlight any function name or keyword and press F1 to bring up the appropriate page. Dockable windows, and more. Requires the Reginald REXX interpreter.
Using REXX And C Together - Part 1
NULL array rexx program to be loaded from disk; INSTORE0 RXSTRING describingrexx source; INSTORE1 RXSTRING describing tokenized image
http://www.scoug.com/warpexpowest/presentations/rexx-c/rexx1.html

Extractions: Stan Shantar, Orange Hill Software and SCOUG Member Introduction The OS/2 Warp REXX Implementation Using REXX to Supplement a C Application Using C to Provide Enhanced Capabilities for REXX programs How REXX Is Implemented In OS/2 Warp Reentrant interpreter - REXX.DLL and REXXINIT.DLL The REXX-C interface - REXXAPI.DLL Advanced REXX functions - REXXUTIL.DLL Simple development tools - PMREXX.EXE and REXXTRY.CMD Using REXX To Supplement C - part 1 Allow users to add custom processing routines (scripts) Provide overrideable execution options for field support For non-PM programs, use REXX's character-based UI functions
Office Of Administration
Code rexx instructions using the proper syntax; Construct program logic using rexx Students are encouraged to develop rexx programs in class that may be
http://www.oa.mo.gov/tes/classes/rexxprogramming.shtm

Extractions: Main Page This hands-on workshop-oriented course is intended for analysts application and system programmers, system administrators, and technical support personnel who have a need to write, understand, or maintain REXX programs. This course applies to the VM/CMS, OS/390/TSO, and NetView environments Some previous programming experience or programming training (in any language) is essential. For students in the VM environment, familiarity with VM/CMS concepts and the ability to create and modify files using the XEDIT editor is necessary. For students in the OS/390 environment, familiarity with OS/390/TSO concepts and the ability to create and modify files using the ISPF editor is necessary.
The REXX Tutorial
The method of executing a rexx program varies greatly between implementations . The stack may be used to communicate data between rexx programs,
http://users.comlab.ox.ac.uk/ian.collier/Docs/rexx_info/whole.html

Extractions: Suppose you have a variable "inst" which contains the string "a=a+1". You can execute that string as an instruction, by typing: interpret inst The interpret instruction may be used to accept Rexx instructions from the user, or to assign values to variables whose names are not known in advance. /* Input the name of a variable, and set that variable to 42 */ parse pull var interpret var "=" 42 15. Tracing
IBM Z/VSE - Downloads - Samples
This operator communication exit allows to start rexx programs from the consoleusing the rexx program to copy a POWER queue entry in LST or PUN queue.
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zvse/downloads/samples.html

Extractions: This operator communication exit allows to start REXX programs from the console using the AR command "MSG pid ". Every invoked REXX program runs in its own subtask. Since a REXX program is executed within a subtask, there exist some restrictions for the allowed REXX/VSE statements (at least ADDRESS JCL commands and the functions REXXIPT and OPERMSG cannot be used). REXX/VSE VSAMIO Samples (zip, 15KB)

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