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Rexx - ADDRESS
This method returns the name of the environment in the which the Rexx commands are currently running in.
Syntax
ADDRESS()
Parameters
None
Return Value
This method returns the name of the environment in the which the Rexx commands are currently running in.
Example
/* Main program */ say ADDRESS()
When we run the above program we will get the following result.
Output
bash
rexx_built_in_functions.htm
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