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| - | Y390Ku <a href="http://ggdneizzzoro.com/">ggdneizzzoro</a>, [url=http://jutsfvqrixlq.com/]jutsfvqrixlq[/url], [link=http://daqvfyommtwb.com/]daqvfyommtwb[/link], http://xfudjkuwwbtu.com/ | + | ====== Supporting Arexx for automation of your apps ====== |
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| + | If you are unfamiliar with Arexx [[automation|see the page on automation on Amiga]] | ||
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| + | Since Arexx is the defacto standard for supporting remote control / automation of applications on Amiga, there's a general expectation that larger applications will have an Arexx port. Arexx can also serve as the general scripting language for your application rather than embedding a different language. | ||
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| + | All MUI applications have ARexx port by default. See MUI documentation how to hook your own ARexx commands. | ||
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| + | ===== Resources ===== | ||
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| + | * [[http://www.sinz.org/Michael.Sinz/Amiga/SimpleRexx.html|SimpleRexx tutorial]] by Michael Sinz, with links to SimpleRexx. This provides an easy way to get started adding an Arexx port to your application. | ||