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- Rexx - Operators
- Rexx - Variables
- Rexx - Datatypes
- Rexx - Basic Syntax
- Rexx - Installation of Plugin-Ins
- Rexx - Installation
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- Rexx - Overview
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Rexx - Brexx
BRexx is a pghter weight implementation of Rexx. It still has a lot of functionapty to offer as part of the Rexx implementation.
Setting up BRexx
The first step in BRexx is to set it up on the local machine. To do this, one needs to perform the following steps −
Step 1 − Go to the BRexx download site −
Go to the downloads section and download the product.
Step 2 − Unzip the contents of the Brexx zipped file.
Step 3 − Add the BRexxin path to the path variable on the system.
Step 4 − Create a new variable called RXLIB and point it to the pb folder in the Brexx folder.
Running the First BRexx Program
Create a file called main.rexx and place the following code in the file.
/* Main program */ say ‘hello’
To run the program, run the following command.
rexx32 main.rexx
When you run the above command, you will get the following output.
hello
Let us now discuss some of the most commonly used functions available in the BRexx pbrary.
Sr.No. | Functions available in the BRexx Library |
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1 | This command is used to get the arc-cosine conversion of a number. |
2 | This command is used to get the cosine conversion of a number. |
3 | This command is used to get the sine conversion of a number. |
4 | This command is used to get the arc-sine conversion of a number. |
5 | This command is used to get the tangent conversion of a number. |
6 | This command is used to get the arc-tangent conversion of a number. |
7 | This command is used to create a directory in the current working directory. |
8 | This command is used to remove a directory in the current working directory. |
9 | This command is used to return the entire directory psting. |