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Figure out the final documentation stuff

just us-evrst left?
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20kdc 2018-04-12 00:38:49 +01:00
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5 changed files with 158 additions and 10 deletions

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@ -122,12 +122,10 @@ local function sRattle(name, val)
end
if name:sub(1, 4) == "scr." or name:sub(1, 4) == "pub." then
for k, v in pairs(targsDC) do
if not targs[k] then
v("set_setting", name, val)
end
end
end
end
-- Settings integration w/ monitors
local function getMonitorSettings(a)
@ -240,13 +238,13 @@ donkonitRDProvider(function (pkg, pid, sendSig)
end}
return {
getMonitorByKeyboard = function (kb)
if keyboardMonCacheK == kb.address then
if keyboardMonCacheK == kb then
return keyboardMonCacheV
end
for v in screens.list() do
for _, v2 in ipairs(v.getKeyboards()) do
if v2 == kb then
keyboardMonCacheK, keyboardMonCacheV = kb.address, v.address
keyboardMonCacheK, keyboardMonCacheV = kb, v.address
return v.address
end
end

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@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ return {
"docs/us-perms",
"docs/us-nxapp",
"docs/us-setti",
"docs/us-evrst",
"docs/ul-seria",
"docs/ul-fwrap",
"docs/ul-event",

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@ -38,8 +38,21 @@ The serial library has merely two
be in the form of "return ",
followed by a Lua 5.2-parsable
value of some sort.
If dealing with the 3DM format or
other formats that don't just
accept we're clearly loading Lua
code here, the recommendation is
to perform :sub(8).
deserialize(str):
Deserializes "str" by executing it
in a limited environment and
grabbing the return value.
If dealing with the 3DM format or
other formats that don't just
accept we're clearly loading Lua
code here, please prefix str with
"return ".
Returns the deserialized data as a
Lua value.
A value of nil is an ambiguity:

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repository/docs/us-evrst Normal file
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@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
-- x.neo.pub.window @ sys-everest --
This API is the reference definition
of how the windowing system works in
KittenOS NEO.
Implementing this API, by definition,
makes your process the controller of
windowing on the system, which means
you control Icecap security dialogs.
...and that's why r.neo.* access is
heavily restricted unless the user
uses the Advanced Settings panel.
-- This is released into
the public domain.
-- No warranty is provided,
implied or otherwise.

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@ -172,19 +172,135 @@ This API is the reference definition
of how the windowing system works in
KittenOS NEO.
As this is kind of a book by itself,
further details are in us-evrst.
-- x.neo.sys.manage @ sys-glacier --
This API is how settings and ST are
managed
This API manages settings, shutdown,
and the "Saving Throw" mechanism.
Obviously, it's kind of dangerous.
Regarding settings, see us-setti for
details.
listSettings(): Returns an ipairs
form list of the setting names on
the system.
getSetting(name): Returns the string
contents of a setting.
delSetting(name): Deletes a setting.
Some settings are undeletable, and
will become "" if 'deleted'.
Any default settings will replace
deleted settings on reboot.
setSetting(name, val): Sets a
setting to a given string value.
registerForShutdownEvent():
Accepts the responsibility of
handling shutdown events, and
causes them to be sent to the
calling process.
registerSavingThrow(st):
Sets up a callback to be called
post-mortem if the calling process
died in an unusual manner.
shutdown(reboot):
Shuts down the system carefully.
Events:
api, "set_setting", name, val
A setting has been set.
The value may be nil, in case of
a deleted setting.
api, "shutdown", reboot, accept()
A shutdown is in progress. Call the
accept function once you are OK to
shutdown.
-- x.neo.sys.screens @ sys-glacier --
This API is how screens are managed
This API manages screens, and sends
events when screens are available,
or screens you have are lost.
You should pcall around all GPU use
in case of sudden GPU loss.
getMonitorByKeyboard(kb): Gets a
monitor address by the keyboard.
This may include monitors you have
no claim to.
To speed things up, the last result
is cached (because getKeyboards is
extremely slow for some reason)
getClaimable(): Returns an ipairs-
form list of monitor addresses.
claim(address): Attempts to claim
a monitor. If successful, returns
a GPU-binding callback (which must
be called whenever you want to use
the GPU), and the monitor proxy.
The GPU binding callback returns
two things: The GPU (which may be
rebound upon the call) and an
indicator that the GPU may have
been altered.
disclaim(address): Disclaims the
monitor given by the address.
Events:
api, "available", address: Indicates
that a monitor can be claimed.
api, "lost", address: Indicates that
a monitor has been lost.
-- x.neo.pub.globals @ sys-glacier --
This API is some public global stuff
and spooky screen control???
This API is a "lite" version of some
other APIs that is not a security
issue to give to any program that
asks for it.
getKnownMonitors(): Returns ipairs
form table of the format:
{address, claimed, settings...}
where settings is w,h,d,t
The settings returned are always
compatible with the settings you
can give to changeMonitorSetup.
changeMonitorSetup(ma, w, h, d, t):
Changes the configured setup of a
monitor. Try not to abuse this, or
I'll make it silently fail and
change it to a more restricted API
that you can't abuse as much.
forceRescan(): Forces a rescan.
Again, don't abuse this.
getSetting(name): Returns a setting
prefixed with "pub." implicitly.
delSetting(name): Deletes a setting
prefixed with "pub." implicitly.
Attempting to delete an undeletable
setting will only set the value
to "".
setSetting(name, val): Sets a
setting prefixed with "pub."
implicitly.
Events:
api, "set_setting", name, val
NOTE: name is prefixed, as it
includes the screen settings.
This gets sent even if you have
the main settings permission, just
in case of unexpected oddities.
-- This is released into
the public domain.