CommandToolImpl.mesa
Copyright © 1984 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
Larry Stewart, January 17, 1984 11:05 am
Russ Atkinson, March 6, 1985 3:28:15 pm PST
Mike Schroeder, November 18, 1983 1:04 pm
Paul Rovner, November 30, 1983 5:07 pm
Spreitzer, May 23, 1984 2:41:20 pm PDT
DIRECTORY
AMFiles USING [pathPrefixes],
BcdDefs USING [NullVersion, VersionStamp, BcdBase, VersionID],
Buttons USING [ButtonProc, Create],
Commander USING [CommandObject, CommandProcHandle, CommandProcObject, CommandProc, Handle, Register],
CommandExtras USING [IsUninterpreted],
CommandTool,
EndOps USING [Register],
FileNames USING [ConvertToSlashFormat, CurrentWorkingDirectory, Directory, FileWithSearchRules, IsADirectory, ResolveRelativePath],
FS USING [Close, Error, GetName, nullOpenFile, Open, OpenFile, StreamOpen, Read],
IO USING [Close, EndOf, Error, Flush, GetChar, noInputStream, noWhereStream, PutChar, PutF, PutRope, Reset, RIS, RopeFromROS, ROS, SetIndex, STREAM],
IOClasses USING [CreatePipe],
List USING [AList, Assoc, PutAssoc],
Loader USING [Error, Instantiate, IRItem, Start],
LoadState USING [local, Acquire, Release, ConfigInfo, EnumerateConfigs, nullConfig, ConfigID],
PrincOps USING [ControlModule, NullControl],
Process USING [Detach, GetPriority, Priority, priorityNormal, SetPriority],
ProcessExtras USING [CheckForAbort],
ProcessProps USING [GetPropList, PushPropList],
ReadEvalPrint USING [ClientProc, CreateStreamEvaluator, CreateViewerEvaluator, Handle, MainLoop, RObject],
Rope USING [Cat, Concat, Equal, Fetch, Find, FromChar, Index, IsEmpty, Length, Match, ROPE, Substr],
RopeList USING [CopyTopList, DAppend, Memb],
RuntimeError USING [UNCAUGHT],
UserCredentials USING [Get],
UserProfile USING [Line],
ViewerIO USING [CreateViewerStreams],
VM USING [Interval, Allocate, AddressForPageNumber, Free];
CommandToolImpl: CEDAR MONITOR
IMPORTS AMFiles, Buttons, Commander, CommandExtras, CommandTool, EndOps, FileNames, FS, IO, IOClasses, List, Loader, LoadState, Process, ProcessExtras, ProcessProps, ReadEvalPrint, Rope, RopeList, RuntimeError, UserCredentials, UserProfile, ViewerIO, VM
EXPORTS CommandTool
= BEGIN
ROPE: TYPE = Rope.ROPE;
STREAM: TYPE = IO.STREAM;
defaultPrompt: ROPE ← "%l%% %l";
Controls: TYPE = RECORD [
terminator: CHAR ← '\n,
uninterpreted: BOOLFALSE,
quitOnFailure: BOOLFALSE,
background: BOOLFALSE,
createViewer: BOOLFALSE,
pipe: BOOLFALSE,
inRedirected: BOOLFALSE,
outRedirected: BOOLFALSE,
starExpand: BOOLFALSE
];
MyCommandLookupHandle: Commander.CommandProcHandle ← NEW[Commander.CommandProcObject ← [CommandTool.LookupWithSearchRules, "LookupWithSearchRules", "DefaultCommandLookup"]];
MyFileLookupHandle: Commander.CommandProcHandle ← NEW[Commander.CommandProcObject ← [CommandTool.CommandFileWithSearchRules, "CommandFileWithSearchRules", "DefaultCommandFileLookup"]];
MyLoadLookupHandle: Commander.CommandProcHandle ← NEW[Commander.CommandProcObject ← [CommandTool.LoadAndRunWithSearchRules, "LoadAndRunWithSearchRules", "DefaultLoadFileLookup"]];
EachCommand: PUBLIC ReadEvalPrint.ClientProc = {
EachCommand handles a line of commands from read eval print up to the point that the commander handle is completely constructed. It then turns over control to ExecuteCommand.
cmd: Commander.Handle;
propertyList: List.AList ← NIL;
errorOut: STREAMNIL;
remainingCommands: ROPE;
someExpansion: BOOL;
expansion: BOOLFALSE;
cth: Commander.Handle;
pipePullStream: STREAMNIL;
lastControls: Controls ← [];
controls: Controls ← [];
{ -- solely for exits clauses
cth ← NARROW[h.clientData];
IF cth = NIL THEN ERROR; -- there must be one!
If this is not a viewer ReadEvalPrint, then assume it doesn't echo
IF h.viewer = NIL THEN h.out.PutRope[command];
propertyList ← cth.propertyList;
errorOut ← cth.err;
Enter a loop in which we do each of the commands represented by the line we got from ReadEvalPrint.
remainingCommands ← command;
DO
result ← NIL;
If what is left is too short, then we are done.
IF remainingCommands.Length[] <= 1 THEN {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN result ← "[[Last command fed a pipe, output discarded]]";
GOTO PipeClose;
};
Allocate the Handle for the next command and fill in the parts that are immediately clear
cmd ← NEW[Commander.CommandObject ← []];
cmd.err ← errorOut;
cmd.propertyList ← propertyList;
controls ← [];
First use Pass1 to find the command name
[first: cmd.command, rest: remainingCommands, terminator: controls.terminator, someExpansion: someExpansion]
← CommandTool.Pass1[initial: remainingCommands, nameOnly: TRUE
! CommandTool.Failed => {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN
errorMsg ← Rope.Concat[
errorMsg, "\n Previous command fed a pipe, output discarded."];
GOTO PipeClose;
}];
expansion ← expansion OR someExpansion;
Try looking up the command.
cmd.procData ← NIL;
IF cmd.command.IsEmpty[]
THEN {
controls.uninterpreted ← FALSE;
controls.starExpand ← FALSE;
}
ELSE {
LookupCommand[cmd];
IF cmd.procData = NIL
THEN controls.uninterpreted ← TRUE
ELSE {
controls.uninterpreted ← cmd.procData.uninterpreted;
controls.uninterpreted ← CommandExtras.IsUninterpreted[cmd.procData];
controls.starExpand ← cmd.procData.starExpand;
controls.starExpand ← FALSE;
};
};
remainingCommands ← Rope.Cat[cmd.commandLine, Rope.FromChar[controls.terminator], remainingCommands];
IF controls.uninterpreted
THEN {
eol: INT ← Rope.Index[s1: remainingCommands, pos1: 0, s2: "\n", case: FALSE];
cmd.commandLine ← Rope.Substr[base: remainingCommands, start: 0, len: eol + 1];
remainingCommands ← Rope.Substr[base: remainingCommands, start: eol + 1];
controls.terminator ← '\n;
}
ELSE {
Use Pass1 to get the command arguments
[first: cmd.commandLine, rest: remainingCommands, terminator: controls.terminator, someExpansion: someExpansion] ← CommandTool.Pass1[initial: remainingCommands, nameOnly: FALSE ! CommandTool.Failed => {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN errorMsg ← Rope.Concat[errorMsg, "\n Previous command fed a pipe, output discarded."];
result ← errorMsg;
GOTO PipeClose;
}];
expansion ← expansion OR someExpansion;
};
Now if there was no command, try again
IF cmd.procData = NIL THEN {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN {
result ← "[[Last command fed a pipe, output discarded.]]";
GOTO PipeClose;
};
lastControls ← controls;
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
LOOP;
};
If the command is uninterpreted, we are done what if the previous command was a pipe
IF controls.uninterpreted
THEN {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN {
result ← "[[Cannot pipe into an uninterpreted command]]";
GOTO PipeClose;
};
}
ELSE {
If we get here, then do command processing
Process the terminating character
SELECT controls.terminator FROM
'\n => NULL;
'; => controls.quitOnFailure ← TRUE;
'& => controls.background ← controls.createViewer ← TRUE;
'| => controls.background ← controls.pipe ← TRUE;
ENDCASE => {
result ← Rope.Cat["[[Unknown terminating character: ", Rope.FromChar[controls.terminator], "]]"];
GOTO PipeClose;
};
{
ENABLE CommandTool.Failed => {
result ← errorMsg;
CONTINUE;
};
CommandTool.AmpersandSubstitution[cmd];
CommandTool.DollarSubstitution[cmd];
IF controls.starExpand THEN CommandTool.StarExpansion[cmd];
[inRedirected: controls.inRedirected, outRedirected: controls.outRedirected] ← CommandTool.IORedirection[cmd];
};
IF result # NIL THEN {
result ← Rope.Cat["[[", result, "]]"];
GOTO PipeClose; -- discards remaining commands
};
Now set up the remaining streams according to lastControls and controls
First check for the error cases.
IF controls.pipe AND controls.outRedirected THEN {
result ← "[[Cannot redirect output and have a pipe]]";
GOTO PipeClose; -- discards remaining commands on line
};
IF lastControls.pipe AND controls.inRedirected THEN {
result ← "[[Previous command was a pipe, cannot redirect input]]";
GOTO PipeClose; -- discards remaining commands on line
};
Create a viewer when terminator = '& except when both input and output are redirected or when last terminator was '| and output is redirected. When a viewer is created, it always gets the error streams. The in and out streams are set if they were not set before (by redirection).
controls.createViewer ← controls.terminator = '& AND NOT ((controls.inRedirected AND controls.outRedirected) OR (lastControls.pipe AND controls.outRedirected));
Create a viewer if appropriate.
IF controls.createViewer THEN {
viewerOut: STREAM;
viewerIn: STREAM;
Create a viewer for the command and set up streams
[in: viewerIn, out: viewerOut] ← ViewerIO.CreateViewerStreams[
name: Rope.Cat[cmd.command, " ", cmd.commandLine]];
cmd.err ← viewerOut;
In the case that we alter the $ErrorInputStream, it is done as a local property, so that it will pop back later.
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.PutLocalProperty[key: $ErrorInputStream, val: viewerIn, aList: cmd.propertyList, origList: cmd.propertyList];
IF cmd.in = NIL THEN cmd.in ← viewerIn;
IF cmd.out = NIL THEN cmd.out ← viewerOut;
};
Check that the error streams are set up:
If a new viewer is created above, then they are set
Else cmd.err is set earlier to be cth.err and $ErrorInputStream is unchanged from the cth property list
Finish the in and out streams
IF lastControls.pipe THEN {
cmd.in ← pipePullStream;
pipePullStream ← NIL; -- note that the pipe is finished!
};
IF controls.pipe THEN {
pipePushStream: STREAM;
[push: pipePushStream, pull: pipePullStream] ← IOClasses.CreatePipe[];
cmd.out ← pipePushStream;
pipePushStream ← NIL;
};
}; -- end of interpreted section
Any remaining NIL streams should come from the commander streams
IF cmd.in = NIL THEN cmd.in ← CommandTool.Insulate[cth.in];
IF cmd.out = NIL THEN cmd.out ← CommandTool.Insulate[cth.out];
If @files are involved, then print the present command
IF expansion THEN
h.out.PutF["[[%g%g]]\n", [rope[cmd.command]], [rope[Rope.Substr[cmd.commandLine, 0, cmd.commandLine.Length[] - 1]]]];
{
savedOutStream: STREAM ← cmd.out;
ch: Commander.Handle ← cmd;
cmd.out ← h.out;
CommandTool.CallList[property: $Before, cmd: cmd, proc: NIL];
cmd.out ← savedOutStream;
IF controls.background THEN ch ← NEW[Commander.CommandObject ← cmd^];
ExecuteCommand[cmd: cmd, background: controls.background];
ch.out ← h.out;
CommandTool.CallList[property: $After, cmd: ch, proc: NIL];
};
If the command has changed the prompt, let ReadEvalPrint know about it.
WITH List.Assoc[key: $Prompt, aList: propertyList] SELECT FROM
rope: ROPE => h.prompt ← rope;
ENDCASE => h.prompt ← defaultPrompt;
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
lastControls ← controls;
Start again with the rest of the command line.
IF controls.quitOnFailure AND List.Assoc[key: $Result, aList: cmd.propertyList] = $Failure THEN {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN ERROR; -- can't happen!
RETURN["[[Command failed]]"];
};
ENDLOOP; -- bottom of the loop which executes multiple commands in a line from ReadEvalPrint
EXITS
PipeClose => {
IF pipePullStream # NIL THEN {
pipePullStream.Close[! IO.Error => CONTINUE; ];
pipePullStream ← NIL;
};
};
};
};
LookupCommand: PUBLIC PROC [cmd: Commander.Handle] = {
The Commander.Handle passed to LookupCommand has nothing filled in except err, command, and propertyList. LookupCommand fills in procData & commandLine, and alters command.
abmsg: ROPENIL;
ambigMsg: ROPENIL;
printedAMessage: BOOLFALSE;
previousAmbiguity: BOOLFALSE;
foundProcData: Commander.CommandProcHandle ← NIL;
foundCommand: ROPENIL;
foundCommandLine: ROPENIL;
origCommand: ROPE ← cmd.command;
origCommandLine: ROPE ← cmd.commandLine;
savedResult: REF ANY;
err: STREAM = cmd.err;
TestLookupDone: PROC [result: REF, msg: ROPE] RETURNS [stop: BOOL] = {
ambiguous: BOOL ← result = $Ambiguous;
stop ← FALSE;
IF NOT msg.IsEmpty[] THEN { -- print any message except one about ambiguitites
IF ambiguous THEN ambigMsg ← Rope.Concat[ambigMsg, msg]
ELSE {
printedAMessage ← TRUE;
err.PutRope[msg];
IF msg.Fetch[msg.Length[] - 1] # '\n THEN err.PutChar['\n];
};
};
IF cmd.procData = NIL THEN { -- nothing found
IF ambiguous
THEN previousAmbiguity ← TRUE
ELSE {
Remember a previous ambiguous search!
IF previousAmbiguity THEN cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Result, val: $Ambiguous, aList: cmd.propertyList];
};
previousAmbiguity means that only exact searches should succeed from now on
RETURN[stop: FALSE];
};
If we get here, then cmd.procData # NIL
IF cmd.procData.proc = NIL THEN {
cmd.procData ← NIL;
We found a deleted command, so forget about it, ignoring even that it was found through a unique pattern match, if it was.
RETURN[stop: FALSE];
};
If we get here, then a valid command has been found
IF NOT previousAmbiguity THEN { -- first time we've found anything!
foundProcData ← cmd.procData; -- save it
foundCommand ← cmd.command;
foundCommandLine ← cmd.commandLine;
If we find a unique match, then save it for later use, but keep looking in hopes an exact match will turn up.
IF ambiguous THEN { -- restore original command and CommandLine
previousAmbiguity ← TRUE;
cmd.procData ← NIL;
cmd.command ← origCommand;
cmd.commandLine ← origCommandLine;
RETURN[stop: FALSE]; -- keep looking, but only for an exact match
};
RETURN[stop: TRUE]; -- this is exact, so stop
}
ELSE { -- previousAmbiguity = TRUE
IF (NOT ambiguous) OR (foundProcData # NIL) THEN { -- remember the data only if it is the first or this is an exact match.
foundProcData ← cmd.procData;
foundCommand ← cmd.command;
foundCommandLine ← cmd.commandLine;
};
IF ambiguous THEN {
once previousAmbiguity is set, then only an exact match is good enough, and this one is not exact. Keep trying.
cmd.procData ← NIL;
cmd.command ← origCommand;
cmd.commandLine ← origCommandLine;
RETURN[stop: FALSE];
};
We have found an exact match even though previous searches were ambiguous, this is the one we want!
suppress any previous messages about ambiguitites!
ambigMsg ← NIL;
RETURN[stop: TRUE];
};
};
IF List.Assoc[key: $Lookup, aList: cmd.propertyList] = NIL THEN {
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: cmd.propertyList, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyCommandLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: cmd.propertyList, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyLoadLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: cmd.propertyList, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyFileLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
};
savedResult ← List.Assoc[key: $Result, aList: cmd.propertyList];
CommandTool.CallList[property: $Lookup, cmd: cmd, proc: TestLookupDone !
ABORTED => {abmsg ← " . . . Aborted\n"; CONTINUE};
UNWIND => {abmsg ← " . . . Unwound\n"; CONTINUE};
];
cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Result, val: savedResult, aList: cmd.propertyList];
IF abmsg # NIL THEN {
err.PutRope[abmsg ! RuntimeError.UNCAUGHT => CONTINUE];
cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Result, val: $Failure, aList: cmd.propertyList];
cmd.commandLine ← NIL;
cmd.command ← origCommand;
cmd.procData ← NIL;
IO.Flush[err];
IF cmd.out # NIL THEN IO.Flush[cmd.out];
IF cmd.in # NIL THEN IO.Reset[cmd.in];
RETURN;
};
IF foundProcData = NIL THEN {
IF ambigMsg.IsEmpty[] AND NOT printedAMessage
THEN err.PutF["[[%g . . . not found]]\n", [rope[cmd.command]] ]
ELSE err.PutRope[ambigMsg];
RETURN;
};
cmd.procData ← foundProcData;
cmd.command ← foundCommand;
cmd.commandLine ← foundCommandLine;
};
Base: PROC [list: List.AList, cmd: Commander.Handle, detached: BOOL] = {
innerExecute: PROC = {
{ENABLE {
UNWIND => {
Now clean up the streams. This will do nothing if the streams are the ones created above by Insulate, but if the streams have been changed by IO redirection, then these calls will clean them up.
IF cmd.in # NIL THEN cmd.in.Close[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
IF cmd.out # NIL THEN {
cmd.out.Flush[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
cmd.out.Close[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
};
IF cmd.err # NIL THEN {
cmd.err.Flush[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
};
cmd.started ← FALSE;
};
};
result: REF ANY;
msg: ROPE;
originalPropertyList: List.AList ← cmd.propertyList;
[result: result, msg: msg] ← cmd.procData.proc[cmd: cmd];
IF msg # NIL THEN {
cmd.out.PutRope[msg];
IF msg.Fetch[msg.Length[] - 1] # '\n THEN cmd.out.PutChar['\n];
};
IF NOT detached THEN cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Result, val: result, aList: originalPropertyList];
}; -- END of enable
}; -- END of innerExecute
Main code of Base
{
Perform the requested command. If there is a property list, then use the one given, otherwise inherit the process properties from the current process. If we ever get an IO.Error due to the input or output being closed, just terminate the command.
ENABLE IO.Error => {
IF ec = StreamClosed AND (stream = cmd.in OR stream = cmd.out) THEN
GO TO closed;
};
IF list # NIL
THEN ProcessProps.PushPropList[list, innerExecute]
ELSE innerExecute[];
EXITS closed => {};
};
Now clean up the streams. This will do nothing if the streams are the ones created above by Insulate, but if the streams have been changed by IO redirection, then these calls will clean them up.
IF cmd.in # NIL THEN cmd.in.Close[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
IF cmd.out # NIL THEN {
cmd.out.Flush[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
cmd.out.Close[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
};
IF cmd.err # NIL THEN {
cmd.err.Flush[! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
};
cmd.started ← FALSE;
};
ExecuteCommand: PUBLIC PROC [cmd: Commander.Handle, background: BOOL] = {
Mark the commander handle itself!
cmd.started ← TRUE;
IF background
THEN {
Make a copy of the process properties list of the caller.
processProperties: List.AList ← CommandTool.CopyAList[ProcessProps.GetPropList[]];
Set the $CommanderHandle property.
processProperties ← List.PutAssoc[key: $CommanderHandle, val: cmd, aList: processProperties];
TRUSTED { Process.Detach[FORK Base[list: processProperties, cmd: cmd, detached: background]]; };
}
ELSE {
Set the $CommanderHandle property.
[] ← List.PutAssoc[key: $CommanderHandle, val: cmd, aList: ProcessProps.GetPropList[]];
Base[list: NIL, cmd: cmd, detached: background];
};
};
DoCommand: PUBLIC PROC [commandLine: ROPE, parent: Commander.Handle] RETURNS [result: REF ANY] = {
Execute the given commandLine. Parent will be used to provide streams and the property list. cmd.command and cmd.commandLine will be overwritten. This is particularly useful for commands which wish to execute their own command lines as commands: DoCommand[cmd.commandLine, cmd]; DoCommand is a simple interface to EachCommand.
rep: ReadEvalPrint.Handle;
oldREP: ReadEvalPrint.Handle;
cll: INT ← commandLine.Length[];
msg: ROPE;
rep ← NEW[ReadEvalPrint.RObject ← [menuHitQueue: NIL]];
IF cll = 0 THEN RETURN[NIL];
IF commandLine.Fetch[cll - 1] # '\n THEN commandLine ← Rope.Concat[commandLine, "\n"];
IF parent = NIL THEN {
parent ← NEW[Commander.CommandObject ← []];
parent.err ← IO.noWhereStream;
parent.out ← IO.noWhereStream;
parent.in ← IO.noInputStream;
parent.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[
key: $ErrorInputStream, val: IO.noInputStream, aList: parent.propertyList];
parent.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[
key: $Prompt, val: defaultPrompt, aList: parent.propertyList];
parent.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[
key: $SearchRules,
val: ConsRope[Rope.Cat["///Users/", UserCredentials.Get[].name, "/"],
ConsRope["///Commands/", ConsRope["///"]]],
aList: parent.propertyList];
};
rep.prompt ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $Prompt, aList: parent.propertyList]];
oldREP ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $ReadEvalPrintHandle, aList: parent.propertyList]];
IF rep.prompt.IsEmpty[] THEN rep.prompt ← defaultPrompt;
rep.out ← parent.out;
rep.clientData ← parent;
rep.viewer ← IF oldREP # NIL THEN oldREP.viewer ELSE NIL;
IF rep.viewer # NIL THEN {
parent.out.PutF[rep.prompt, [rope["b"]], [rope["B"]] ];
parent.out.PutRope[commandLine];
};
msg ← EachCommand[h: rep, command: commandLine];
parent.out.PutRope[msg];
IF msg.Length[] > 0 AND msg.Fetch[msg.Length[] - 1] # '\n THEN parent.out.PutRope["\n"];
result ← List.Assoc[key: $Result, aList: parent.propertyList];
};
ConsRope: PROC [r: ROPE, list: LIST OF REF ANYNIL] RETURNS [LIST OF REF ANY] = {
RETURN [CONS[r, list]];
};
DoCommandRope: PUBLIC PROC [commandLine, in: ROPENIL, parent: Commander.Handle] RETURNS [out: ROPE, result: REF ANY] = {
Execute the given commandLine. (The command name must be the first token on the commandLine). The in, out, and err streams connected to the corresponding ropes. (Calls EachCommand) The property list and error streams come from parent.
outS: STREAMIO.ROS[];
rep: ReadEvalPrint.Handle;
oldREP: ReadEvalPrint.Handle ← NIL;
cmd: Commander.Handle ← NEW[Commander.CommandObject ← []];
rep ← NEW[ReadEvalPrint.RObject ← [menuHitQueue: NIL]];
cmd.in ← IO.RIS[in];
cmd.out ← CommandTool.Insulate[outS];
IF parent # NIL THEN {
cmd.err ← parent.err;
cmd.propertyList ← parent.propertyList;
oldREP ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $ReadEvalPrintHandle, aList: parent.propertyList]];
rep.prompt ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $Prompt, aList: parent.propertyList]];
rep.out ← parent.out;
}
ELSE {
cmd.propertyList ← NIL;
cmd.err ← IO.noWhereStream;
rep.out ← IO.noWhereStream;
cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $ErrorInputStream, val: IO.noInputStream, aList: cmd.propertyList];
cmd.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Prompt, val: defaultPrompt, aList: cmd.propertyList];
};
IF rep.prompt.IsEmpty[] THEN rep.prompt ← defaultPrompt;
rep.clientData ← cmd;
rep.viewer ← IF oldREP # NIL THEN oldREP.viewer ELSE NIL;
rep.out.PutRope[EachCommand[h: rep, command: commandLine]];
result ← List.Assoc[key: $Result, aList: parent.propertyList];
out ← IO.RopeFromROS[outS ! IO.Error => CONTINUE];
outS.Close[];
};
Create: PROC [parentCommander: Commander.Handle, newViewer: BOOL, fork: BOOL, copyProps: BOOL, readProfile: BOOLFALSE] = {
Create has become quite an involved process. It can be invoked either from the message window or from another commander. It creates a new instance of the commander. It also copies the process property list and creates a new commander handle property list.
IF readProfile = TRUE then initial commands will be read from item InitialCommands in the user profile.
If newViewer = TRUE, then initial commands will be read from CommandToolStartup.cm in the user's home directory.
Create is Called in the following circumstances:
To create a new top level command tool: newViewer = TRUE
To execute a command file in a protected environment: fork = TRUE
To execute a command file in the parents environment: copyProps = FALSE
cmd: Commander.Handle ← NEW[Commander.CommandObject];
readEvalPrint: ReadEvalPrint.Handle;
originalReadEvalPrint: ReadEvalPrint.Handle;
oldPriority: Process.Priority ← Process.GetPriority[];
prompt: ROPE;
errorInputStream: STREAM;
props: List.AList ← NIL;
Set process priority to normal for the execution of the create code (and to start off the new commander).
TRUSTED{Process.SetPriority[Process.priorityNormal]};
If we create a new viewer, then necessarily fork a process!
fork ← fork OR newViewer;
If we start a new process, then necessarily copy properties!
copyProps ← copyProps OR fork;
IF parentCommander # NIL THEN {
props ← parentCommander.propertyList;
IF copyProps THEN {
Make a copy of the parentCommander property list as the starting place for the property list for our new commander.
props ← CommandTool.CopyAList[props];
copy certain top level properties which are known to be lists
props ← CommandTool.CopyListOfRefAny[key: $Before, aList: props];
props ← CommandTool.CopyListOfRefAny[key: $After, aList: props];
props ← CommandTool.CopyListOfRefAny[key: $Lookup, aList: props];
props ← CommandTool.CopyListOfRefAny[key: $SearchRules, aList: props];
In this case, save the parentCommander as the $ParentCommander property of the new commander property list.
props ← List.PutAssoc[key: $ParentCommander, val: parentCommander, aList: props];
cmd.propertyList ← props;
};
};
Use the parent's prompt if there is one.
prompt ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $Prompt, aList: props]];
IF prompt.Length[] = 0 THEN {
props ← List.PutAssoc[key: $Prompt, val: defaultPrompt, aList: props];
prompt ← defaultPrompt;
};
save the old originalReadEvalPrint, if the command is source, it will be needed later
IF NOT copyProps THEN originalReadEvalPrint ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $ReadEvalPrintHandle, aList: props]];
Create a ReadEvalPrint object using the right prompt and working directory.
IF newViewer OR parentCommander = NIL THEN {
readEvalPrint ← ReadEvalPrint.CreateViewerEvaluator[clientProc: EachCommand, prompt: prompt, info: [name: Rope.Concat["CommandTool: WD = ", FileNames.CurrentWorkingDirectory[]], column: right, iconic: FALSE], edited: TRUE, deliverWhen: NIL, clientData: cmd, topLevel: TRUE];
cmd.err ← readEvalPrint.out;
errorInputStream ← readEvalPrint.in;
}
ELSE {
readEvalPrint ← ReadEvalPrint.CreateStreamEvaluator[clientProc: EachCommand, prompt: prompt, in: parentCommander.in, out: parentCommander.out, deliverWhen: NIL, clientData: cmd, topLevel: FALSE];
cmd.err ← parentCommander.err;
Hope there is an $ErrorInputStream property!
errorInputStream ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $ErrorInputStream, aList: props]];
};
Record the REP streams in the Commander Handle.
cmd.in ← readEvalPrint.in;
cmd.out ← readEvalPrint.out;
Record the input stream for use by error handlers. This is here until Commander is revised.
props ← List.PutAssoc[key: $ErrorInputStream, val: errorInputStream, aList: props];
props ← List.PutAssoc[key: $ReadEvalPrintHandle, val: readEvalPrint, aList: props];
WITH List.Assoc[key: $SearchRules, aList: props] SELECT FROM
list: LIST OF REF ANY => {
There is a $SearchRules list, so do nothing
};
ENDCASE => {
When there is no SearchRules list, add our own SearchRules procs to the list
rope: ROPE ← "///Commands/";
props ← List.PutAssoc[key: $SearchRules, val: LIST[rope], aList: props];
};
WITH List.Assoc[key: $Lookup, aList: props] SELECT FROM
list: LIST OF REF ANY => {
There is a $Lookup list, so do nothing
};
ENDCASE => {
When there is no Lookup, add our own Lookup procs to the list
props ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: props, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyCommandLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
props ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: props, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyLoadLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
props ← CommandTool.AddProcToList[aList: props, listKey: $Lookup, proc: MyFileLookupHandle, append: TRUE];
};
IF parentCommander # NIL
THEN {
cmd.commandLine ← parentCommander.commandLine;
cmd.command ← parentCommander.command;
cmd.procData ← parentCommander.procData;
}
ELSE {
cmd.commandLine ← NIL;
cmd.command ← NIL;
cmd.procData ← NIL;
};
cmd.propertyList ← props;
TRUSTED {
processProperties: List.AList;
Get the process properties list
processProperties ← ProcessProps.GetPropList[];
Make a copy of the process properties list of the caller.
IF copyProps THEN processProperties ← CommandTool.CopyAList[processProperties];
Now set the CommanderHandle property of the new process
processProperties ← List.PutAssoc[key: $CommanderHandle, val: cmd, aList: processProperties];
IF fork
THEN TRUSTED { Process.Detach[FORK CommandToolBase[props: IF copyProps THEN processProperties ELSE NIL, rep: readEvalPrint, readProfile: readProfile, readInit: newViewer]]; }
ELSE CommandToolBase[props: IF copyProps THEN processProperties ELSE NIL, rep: readEvalPrint, readProfile: readProfile, readInit: newViewer];
Restore smashed things
IF parentCommander # NIL AND NOT copyProps THEN {
parentCommander.propertyList ← List.PutAssoc[key: $ReadEvalPrintHandle, val: originalReadEvalPrint, aList: parentCommander.propertyList];
[] ← List.PutAssoc[key: $CommanderHandle, val: parentCommander, aList: processProperties];
};
Process.SetPriority[oldPriority];
};
};
CommandToolBase: PROC [props: List.AList, rep: ReadEvalPrint.Handle, readProfile: BOOL, readInit: BOOL] = {
inner: PROC = {
cmd: Commander.Handle ← NARROW[rep.clientData];
IF readProfile THEN {
initCommandLine: ROPE ← UserProfile.Line[key: "CommandTool.BootCommands"];
IF NOT initCommandLine.IsEmpty[] THEN [] ← DoCommand[commandLine: initCommandLine, parent: cmd];
};
IF readInit THEN {
startupCommandLine: ROPE ← UserProfile.Line[key: "CommandTool.EachCommandToolCommands"];
IF NOT startupCommandLine.IsEmpty[] THEN [] ← DoCommand[commandLine: startupCommandLine, parent: cmd];
};
ReadEvalPrint.MainLoop[h: rep, forkAndDetach: FALSE, properties: NIL];
};
IF props # NIL THEN ProcessProps.PushPropList[props, inner] ELSE inner[];
};
CreateCommanderButtonProc: Buttons.ButtonProc = {
Create a brand-new independent commander
Create[parentCommander: NIL, newViewer: TRUE, copyProps: TRUE, fork: TRUE];
};
CommandFile: PUBLIC Commander.CommandProc = {
argv: CommandTool.ArgumentVector;
commandStream: STREAM;
commandFileName: ROPE;
source: BOOL ← cmd.procData.clientData = $Source;
prompt: ROPE;
argv ← CommandTool.Parse[cmd: cmd
! CommandTool.Failed => { msg ← errorMsg; GO TO oops; }];
IF argv.argc = 1 THEN {
Makes no sense to source an empty command file
IF source THEN {msg ← "Usage: Source commandFileName {argument list}"; GO TO oops};
Next line is the case of creating a brand-new independent commander
Create[parentCommander: cmd, newViewer: TRUE, copyProps: TRUE, fork: TRUE];
RETURN;
};
commandFileName ← argv[1];
commandFileName ← FileNames.FileWithSearchRules[root: commandFileName, defaultExtension: ".cm", requireExtension: FALSE, searchRules: List.Assoc[key: $SearchRules, aList: cmd.propertyList]].fullPath;
IF commandFileName.IsEmpty[] THEN {
msg ← Rope.Concat["Cannot open command file ", argv[1]];
GO TO oops;
};
commandStream ← FS.StreamOpen[fileName: commandFileName
! FS.Error => IF error.group # bug THEN {msg ← error.explanation; GO TO oops; }];
Scan command file for reasonableness
WHILE NOT commandStream.EndOf[] DO
c: CHAR ← commandStream.GetChar[];
IF c = 0C OR c >= 200C THEN {
commandStream.Close[];
msg ← Rope.Concat[commandFileName, " appears to be a binary file"];
GO TO oops;
};
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
ENDLOOP;
commandStream.SetIndex[0];
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.PutLocalProperty[key: $CommandFileArguments, val: argv, aList: cmd.propertyList, origList: cmd.propertyList];
Get the old prompt. If it has a '> in it, append one, otherwise set the prompt to "> "
prompt ← NARROW[List.Assoc[key: $Prompt, aList: cmd.propertyList]];
IF Rope.Find[s1: prompt, s2: ">"] # -1
THEN prompt ← Rope.Concat[">", prompt]
ELSE prompt ← "%l%l> ";
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.PutLocalProperty[key: $Prompt, val: prompt, aList: cmd.propertyList, origList: cmd.propertyList];
cmd.propertyList ← CommandTool.PutLocalProperty[key: $Result, val: NIL, aList: cmd.propertyList, origList: cmd.propertyList];
cmd.in ← commandStream;
Create a new commander, but let it use the present viewer. If the command was source, then don't copy properties or create a new process. source xxx& is dangerous!
Create[parentCommander: cmd, newViewer: FALSE, copyProps: NOT source, fork: FALSE];
commandStream.Close[];
result ← List.Assoc[key: $Result, aList: cmd.propertyList];
EXITS oops => result ← $Failure;
};
RunCommand: Commander.CommandProc = TRUSTED {
startIfUnbound: BOOLTRUE;
runAgain: BOOLFALSE;
loadOnly: BOOLFALSE;
argv: CommandTool.ArgumentVector ← CommandTool.Parse[cmd
! CommandTool.Failed => { msg ← errorMsg; GO TO oops; }];
IF argv = NIL THEN RETURN[$Failure, msg];
FOR i: NAT IN [1..argv.argc) DO
error: BOOLFALSE;
errMsg: ROPE;
bcdName: ROPE;
cm: PrincOps.ControlModule ← PrincOps.NullControl;
IF argv[i].Fetch[0] = '- THEN {
FOR j: INT IN [1..argv[i].Length[]) DO
SELECT argv[i].Fetch[j] FROM
'd => startIfUnbound ← FALSE;
'a => runAgain ← TRUE;
'l => loadOnly ← TRUE;
ENDCASE;
ENDLOOP;
LOOP;
};
bcdName ← argv[i];
[errMsg: errMsg, error: error] ← RunInternal[bcdName: FileNames.ResolveRelativePath[argv[i]], runEvenIfAlreadyRun: runAgain, runEvenIfUnbound: startIfUnbound, loadOnly: loadOnly];
IF NOT errMsg.IsEmpty[] THEN {
cmd.out.PutRope[errMsg];
cmd.out.PutChar['\n];
};
IF error THEN {result ← $Failure; RETURN};
ENDLOOP;
EXITS oops => result ← $Failure;
};
Run: PUBLIC PROC [bcdName: ROPE, runEvenIfAlreadyRun, runEvenIfUnbound: BOOLFALSE] RETURNS [errMsg: ROPENIL, error: BOOLFALSE] = {
Load and start a BCD. If there is no .bcd on bcdName one will be appended. errMsg will always either return "Loaded and ran: XXX" or an error message, depending on the value of error. If there is no .bcd on bcdName one will be appended. If runEvenIfAlreadyRun is FALSE, then a BCD will only be run if it has not already been run by someone else. If runEvenIfAlreadyRun is TRUE, then the bcd will be run regardless. Unless runEvenIfUnbound is TRUE, the BCD will only be STARTed if there were no unbound imports.
[errMsg: errMsg, error: error] ← RunInternal[bcdName, runEvenIfAlreadyRun, runEvenIfUnbound, FALSE];
};
BcdVersion: SAFE PROC [file: FS.OpenFile] RETURNS [version: BcdDefs.VersionStamp ← BcdDefs.NullVersion] = TRUSTED {
bcdSpace: VM.Interval = VM.Allocate[count: 1];
bcd: BcdDefs.BcdBase ← LOOPHOLE[VM.AddressForPageNumber[bcdSpace.page]];
{
FS.Read[file: file, from: 0, nPages: 1, to: LOOPHOLE[bcd] ! FS.Error => GO TO nope];
IF bcd.versionIdent = BcdDefs.VersionID AND NOT bcd.definitions AND bcd.spare1 THEN
version ← bcd.version; -- else error, which will be reported later
EXITS nope => {};
};
VM.Free[bcdSpace];
};
RunInternal: PROC [bcdName: ROPE, runEvenIfAlreadyRun, runEvenIfUnbound, loadOnly: BOOLFALSE] RETURNS [errMsg: ROPENIL, error: BOOLFALSE] = {
version: BcdDefs.VersionStamp ← BcdDefs.NullVersion;
cm: PrincOps.ControlModule ← PrincOps.NullControl;
f: FS.OpenFile ← FS.nullOpenFile;
ros: STREAM = IO.ROS[];
put1: PROC [r1: ROPENIL] = {IO.PutRope[ros, r1]};
put2: PROC [r1,r2: ROPENIL] = {IO.PutRope[ros, r1]; IO.PutRope[ros, r2]};
shortName: ROPE ← bcdName ← FileNames.ResolveRelativePath[bcdName];
SELECT TRUE FROM
Rope.Match["*.bcd", bcdName, FALSE] => {};
Rope.Match["*!*", bcdName, TRUE] => {};
ENDCASE => bcdName ← Rope.Concat[bcdName, ".bcd"];
{-- start scope for exits
unboundImports: LIST OF Loader.IRItem ← NIL;
name, fullFName, attachedTo: ROPENIL;
f ← FS.Open[bcdName
! FS.Error => {IO.PutRope[ros, error.explanation]; GO TO failed}
];
[fullFName, attachedTo] ← FS.GetName[f];
name ← IF attachedTo # NIL THEN attachedTo ELSE fullFName;
IF NOT runEvenIfAlreadyRun THEN TRUSTED {
Check to see if this version has already been run. If so, we do not run this bcd again, but we have not really failed, either.
duplicateFound: BOOLFALSE;
LoadState.local.Acquire[];
{ ENABLE UNWIND => LoadState.local.Release[];
lookAtConfig: SAFE PROC
[config: LoadState.ConfigID] RETURNS [stop: BOOLFALSE] = TRUSTED{
IF bcdVersion = LoadState.local.ConfigInfo[config].bcd.version THEN RETURN[TRUE];
};
bcdVersion: BcdDefs.VersionStamp = BcdVersion[f];
IF bcdVersion # BcdDefs.NullVersion
AND LoadState.local.EnumerateConfigs[newestFirst, lookAtConfig]
 # LoadState.nullConfig
THEN duplicateFound ← TRUE;
};
LoadState.local.Release[];
IF duplicateFound THEN {
put2["Previously loaded and run: ", name];
GO TO done;
};
};
TRUSTED {
ENABLE {
Loader.Error => {
SELECT type FROM
invalidBcd => put1["InvalidBcd["];
fileNotFound => put1["FileNotFound["];
versionMismatch => put1["VersionMismatch["];
loadStateFull => put1["LoadStateFull["];
insufficientVM => put1["InsufficientVM["];
ENDCASE => ERROR;
put2[message, "]"];
GO TO failed;
};
ABORTED => {
put2["Loading aborted in ", name];
GO TO failed;
};
};
[cm, unboundImports] ← Loader.Instantiate[f];
};
AddNewUniqueDebugRule[
FileNames.Directory[FileNames.ConvertToSlashFormat[fullFName]]];
IF unboundImports # NIL THEN {
put1["\n-- Unbound imports { "];
FOR l: LIST OF Loader.IRItem ← unboundImports, l.rest UNTIL l = NIL DO
IO.PutF[ros, "[%g,%d] ", [rope[l.first.interfaceName]], [integer[l.first.index]] ];
ENDLOOP;
put1["}"];
IF NOT runEvenIfUnbound THEN GO TO failed;
};
At this point we really can start the bcd, no longer under protection of the ENABLE Loader.Error (the idea is to allow errors from user programs to be properly reported).
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
IF NOT loadOnly
THEN {
Loader.Start[cm];
put2["Loaded and ran: ", name];
cm ← PrincOps.NullControl;
}
ELSE {
put2["Loaded: ", shortName];
put2[", from: ", name];
AddControlModule[cm, shortName];
};
EXITS
failed => {
error ← TRUE;
};
done => {
};
};
IF f # FS.nullOpenFile THEN FS.Close[f];
put1["\n"];
errMsg ← IO.RopeFromROS[ros];
};
AddControlModule: ENTRY PROC [cm: PrincOps.ControlModule, name: ROPE] = {
IF cm # PrincOps.NullControl THEN
unstartedList ← CONS[ [cm, name], unstartedList];
};
RemControlModule: ENTRY PROC [name: ROPE] RETURNS [cm: PrincOps.ControlModule ← PrincOps.NullControl] = {
lag: UnstartedList ← NIL;
FOR each: UnstartedList ← unstartedList, each.rest WHILE each # NIL DO
IF Rope.Equal[each.first.name, name, FALSE] THEN {
IF lag = NIL THEN unstartedList ← each.rest ELSE lag.rest ← each.rest;
RETURN [each.first.cm];
};
lag ← each;
ENDLOOP;
};
unstartedList: UnstartedList ← NIL;
UnstartedList: TYPE = LIST OF UnstartedEntry;
UnstartedEntry: TYPE = RECORD [
cm: PrincOps.ControlModule,
name: ROPE];
StartCommand: Commander.CommandProc = {
Starts the last named module loaded by Load or Run that was loaded but NOT started. Can only start things listed here, since we otherwise do not know what the control list is.
argv: CommandTool.ArgumentVector ← CommandTool.Parse[cmd
! CommandTool.Failed => { msg ← errorMsg; GO TO oops; }];
FOR i: NAT IN [1..argv.argc) DO
name: ROPE ← argv[1];
cm: PrincOps.ControlModule ← RemControlModule[name];
IF cm = PrincOps.NullControl THEN {
msg ← "Error; no such unstarted module.\n";
GO TO oops};
TRUSTED {Loader.Start[cm]};
IO.PutF[cmd.out, "Started %g\n", [rope[name]] ];
ENDLOOP;
EXITS oops => result ← $Failure;
};
LoadCommand: Commander.CommandProc = {
Loads a module but does NOT start it.
cmd.commandLine ← Rope.Concat["-l ", cmd.commandLine];
[result, msg] ← RunCommand[cmd];
};
PrintDebugSearchRules: ENTRY Commander.CommandProc = {
rules: LIST OF ROPE ← AMFiles.pathPrefixes;
out: STREAM = cmd.out;
IO.PutRope[out, "( "];
IF rules = NIL THEN IO.PutChar[out, ' ];
WHILE rules # NIL DO
IO.PutRope[out, rules.first];
rules ← rules.rest;
IO.PutChar[out, ' ];
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
ENDLOOP;
IO.PutRope[out, ")\n"];
};
SetDebugSearchRules: ENTRY Commander.CommandProc = {
args: LIST OF ROPE;
newList: LIST OF ROPENIL;
CommandTool.StarExpansion[cmd];
args ← CommandTool.ParseToList[cmd ! CommandTool.Failed => { msg ← errorMsg; CONTINUE; }].list;
IF args = NIL THEN RETURN[$Failure, msg];
newList ← args;
WHILE newList # NIL DO
newList.first ← FileNames.ConvertToSlashFormat[FileNames.ResolveRelativePath[newList.first]];
IF NOT FileNames.IsADirectory[newList.first] THEN RETURN[$Failure, Rope.Concat[newList.first, " is not a directory\n"]];
IF newList.first.Length[] < 3 THEN RETURN[$Failure, Rope.Concat["Directory name too short: ", newList.first]];
newList ← newList.rest;
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
ENDLOOP;
newList ← NIL;
IF cmd.procData.clientData = $SetSearchRules
THEN {
WHILE args # NIL DO
IF NOT RopeList.Memb[newList, args.first, FALSE] THEN
newList ← RopeList.DAppend[newList, LIST[args.first]];
args ← args.rest;
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
ENDLOOP;
IF NOT RopeList.Memb[newList, "///", FALSE] THEN
newList ← RopeList.DAppend[newList, LIST["///"]];
}
ELSE {
newList ← RopeList.CopyTopList[AMFiles.pathPrefixes];
WHILE args # NIL DO
IF NOT RopeList.Memb[newList, args.first, FALSE] THEN
newList ← RopeList.DAppend[newList, LIST[args.first]];
args ← args.rest;
ProcessExtras.CheckForAbort[];
ENDLOOP;
};
AMFiles.pathPrefixes ← newList;
};
AddNewUniqueDebugRule: ENTRY PROC [rule: ROPE] = {
newRules: LIST OF ROPENIL;
rule ← CommandTool.ConvertToSlashFormat[CommandTool.ResolveRelativePath[rule]];
IF RopeList.Memb[AMFiles.pathPrefixes, rule, FALSE] THEN RETURN;
newRules ← RopeList.CopyTopList[AMFiles.pathPrefixes];
IF RopeList.Memb[newRules, rule, FALSE] THEN RETURN;
newRules ← RopeList.DAppend[newRules, LIST[rule]];
AMFiles.pathPrefixes ← newRules;
};
Init: PROC = {
[] ← Buttons.Create[info: [name: "Cmd"], proc: CreateCommanderButtonProc, fork: TRUE, documentation: "Create a Commander viewer"];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/Source", proc: CommandFile, doc: "Source commandFileName {argument list}, execute command file in current context", clientData: $Source];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/CommandTool", proc: CommandFile, doc: "Create a new Command Tool"];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/Cmd", proc: CommandFile, doc: "Create a new Command Tool"];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/Run", proc: RunCommand, doc: "Run -d -a {file}* - Load and Start one or more .bcds. -d => don't START if unbound, -a => ignore previously loaded, -l => load only", clientData: NIL];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/Load", proc: LoadCommand, doc: "Load -a {file}* - Load one or more .bcds. -a => ignore previously loaded", clientData: NIL];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/Start", proc: StartCommand, doc: "Start a previously loaded bcd", clientData: NIL];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/AddDebugSearchRules", proc: SetDebugSearchRules, doc: "Add debugger command search rules: AddDebugSearchRules list-of-directories"];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/PrintDebugSearchRules", proc: PrintDebugSearchRules, doc: "Print debugger command search rules"];
Commander.Register[key: "///Commands/SetDebugSearchRules", proc: SetDebugSearchRules, doc: "Set debugger command search rules: SetDebugSearchRules list-of-directories", clientData: $SetSearchRules];
EndOps.Register[CreateFirst];
};
CreateFirst: PROC = {
Create[parentCommander: NIL, newViewer: TRUE, copyProps: TRUE, fork: TRUE, readProfile: TRUE];
};
main program for Commander
Init[];
END.
March 27, 1983 3:27 pm, Stewart, Created from ChatImpl
April 20, 1983 8:26 pm, Russ Atkinson, added Process Props stuff
September 9, 1983 11:33 am, Stewart, Cedar 5
October 5, 1983 4:23 pm, Stewart, New command line processing
October 19, 1983 5:17 pm, Stewart, Additional work
December 2, 1983 8:03 pm, Stewart, Bug fixes and more bulletproofing
December 12, 1983 12:43 pm, Stewart, FileNames, better default $Lookup
December 15, 1983 11:09 am, Stewart, User profile and CommandToolStartup.cm
December 15, 1983 5:44 pm, Stewart, Debug search rules
January 14, 1984 7:44 pm, Stewart, Run defaults now start even if unbound, bugs fixed
May 23, 1984 2:40:31 pm PDT, Spreitzer, Made initial create last thing done, via EndOps.