Decompile Progress R File Link Site

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If you have an R function saved in an .Rds file named my_function.Rds: For advanced users, Progress provides the XRCODE utility

# Load necessary libraries
# No specific libraries needed
# Assume 'my_function.Rds' exists in your working directory
# Load the function
my_function <- readRDS("my_function.Rds")
# Examine the function
body(my_function)

For advanced users, Progress provides the XRCODE utility (unsupported) to dump r-code in a semi-readable form:

xrcode -list program.r > dump.txt

The output shows low-level instructions like:

GET@1:  LOAD      var0
GET@2:  FETCH     customer.name
GET@3:  BRANCH    0x2A

You can manually translate this back into 4GL. This is tedious but sometimes the only way.