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* args: an Array containing the command line arguments for the invoking arguments, not including the interpreter/engine but including the path to the program as it was executed.
* args: an Array containing the command line arguments for the invoking arguments, not including the interpreter/engine but including the path to the program as it was executed.


Any names not mentioned here or amended into this specification later should begin with "x" and a vendor-specific label as a prefix, like system.xCajaDomita.  This will permit the future standardization of additional names as needed. Please request additional names in [[ServerJS/System/AmendmentProposals]].
Any names not mentioned here or amended into this specification later should begin with "x" and a vendor-specific label as a prefix, like system.xCajaDomita.  This will permit the future standardization of additional names as needed. Please request additional standard names below.
 
= Additional proposed names =
 
The following names have been proposed but not ratified for inclusion in the System proposal.
 
* print: The "system" MAY have a "print" function that accepts a "message" and an optional "label" String.
** The label MAY be one of "log", "warn", "error", "pass", "fail".
** Any other, unspecified label MUST be in lower-case and begin with "x" and a vendor-specific label like "x-v8cgi-database".
 
* platform: the "system" MAY contain a string with its vendor-specific platform name.
 
* global: the "system" MAY contain a reference to the global object.


= Show of Hands =
= Show of Hands =

Revision as of 16:06, 28 May 2009

System Interface

All platforms must support a module, "system", that may contain the following attributes.

If "system" contains any of the following names, they must have the corresponding meaning:

  • stdin: the standard input stream, an object with the same API as a file opened with the mode "r" with no encoding.
  • stdout: the standard output stream, an object with the same API as a file opened with the mode "w" with no encoding.
  • stderr: the standard error stream, an object with the same API as a file opened with the mode "w" with no encoding.
  • env: an Object containing posix-style or CGI environment variables.
  • args: an Array containing the command line arguments for the invoking arguments, not including the interpreter/engine but including the path to the program as it was executed.

Any names not mentioned here or amended into this specification later should begin with "x" and a vendor-specific label as a prefix, like system.xCajaDomita. This will permit the future standardization of additional names as needed. Please request additional standard names below.

Additional proposed names

The following names have been proposed but not ratified for inclusion in the System proposal.

  • print: The "system" MAY have a "print" function that accepts a "message" and an optional "label" String.
    • The label MAY be one of "log", "warn", "error", "pass", "fail".
    • Any other, unspecified label MUST be in lower-case and begin with "x" and a vendor-specific label like "x-v8cgi-database".
  • platform: the "system" MAY contain a string with its vendor-specific platform name.
  • global: the "system" MAY contain a reference to the global object.

Show of Hands

arguments:

  • A arguments
    • Ondrej Zara
    • Wes Garland
    • Daniel Friesen
    • Ash Berlin
  • B args
    • Tom Robinson,
    • Kevin Dangoor,
    • Hannes Wallnoefer,
    • Michael O'Brien,
    • Chris Zumbrunn,
    • Robert Thurnher
    • George Moschovitis
  • C argv
    • Tom Robinson
    • Kris Kowal

environment:

  • 1 env
    • Ondrej Zara
    • Tom Robinson
    • Kris Kowal
    • Kevin Dangoor
    • Hannes Wallnoefer
    • Michael O'Brien
    • Chris Zumbrunn
    • Robert Thurnher
    • George Moschovitis
    • Ash Berlin
  • 2 environ
  • 3 environment
    • Wes Garland

system:

  • I sys
    • Tom Robinson,
    • Kris Kowal
    • Aristid Breitkreuz
  • II System
    • Ondrej Zara
  • III system
    • Ondrej Zara,
    • Kevin Dangoor,
    • Hannes Wallnoefer,
    • Chris Zumbrunn,
    • Robert Thurnher
    • George Moschovitis
    • Ash Berlin

module or free variable:

  • Z as a free variable
    • Kris Kowal
    • Ihab Awad
  • Y as a module
    • Hannes Wallnoefer
    • Peter Michaux
    • Chris Zumbrunn
    • Robert Thurnher
    • Aristid Breitkreuz
    • Ash Berlin

Comments

Removed variables:

  • fs: a file default file system root object conforming to the File System API

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