Last Update: May 12 2005<br>
PDF of The RexxLA 2005 International Symposium session on automating Excel with ooRexx.<br>
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PLEASE NOTE: The following demonstrations are in no way meant to force "my" coding style on anyone else.  Just like editors, everyone has their own style (right or wrong).  NOR, are these demonstrations an attempt to show the "best" way to build an OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAM.<br><br>
They are meant to demonstrate how to automate Excel in as simple a format as I can devise.  If you want to combine methods in external classes and ::require them, help yourself.<br><br>
They're loaded with comments and will soon be loaded with popup dialogs between every major event.  These dialogs are for the purpose of slowing everything down.  There will be a variable in every program called "slowdown" and it will be set to .true.  If you don't want the dialog popups, simply set slowdown = .false.<br><br>
If the Last Update is greater than May 11, 2005 the applications in the zip file will have been modified to include the dialog popups.<br><br>
Now, I know someone will comeback and ask "why didn't you put your dialog in a class file and require it?".  Like I said before, if you want to, help yourself.  I'm trying as best I know how to make each of these demonstrations a "stand-alone" program.  The only exception to this is the demostrations that require a WorkBook or text file be created with a previous application.<br><br>

