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I am creating an RPG interface that will facilitate sending out emails. In creating this I realized that I may want to have more than one email being created at one time in the same program, much like how you might have more than one IFS file open in your program at any given time. So now I am venturing into creating a descriptor of sorts so I can keep track of different emails. For instance it would look something like this: D emlDescr1 s 10i 0 D emlDescr2 s 10i 0 /free emlDescr1 = newEmail() // emlDescr1 is equal to 0000000001 emlDescr2 = newEmail() // emlDescr2 is equal to 0000000002 addToAdr(emlDescr1:'me@yahoo.com') addToAdr(emlDescr2:'ITDept@helpdesk.com') error = sndEmail(emlDescr1) if error <> ' ' sndEmail(emlDescr2) endif /end-free In the example above I would create two emails. Each time the newEmail() function was called I would increment a counter by 1 and send it back to the calling program. The way I was planning on storing them in my module was to have an overlayed array called 'ToAdr' with the descriptor being the first subfield so I could tell which addresses belonged to each email. For example: D DS inz D ToAdr 266 dim(9999) D Descr 10i 0 overlay(ToAdr) D Adr 256 overlay(ToAdr:*next) Has anybody ever done something similar to creating your own descriptors before? I am just trying to see if there is anything I should be watching out for. . . Aaron Bartell
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