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This isn't getting pushed until AmandaC's tested it. I'm not sure this is such a good idea, anyway ; if it's for load/save workflow improvements, wouldn't it be better to have a file access method that allows for file re-opening? That said, there's a limit to *that* before you just have to say, "Just use /data/".
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This is a list of the different
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additional permissions in KittenOS
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NEO as distributed, and their
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purposes.
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Installable service documentation is
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provided with the respective -doc
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packages, and goes under the rs-*
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namespace.
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For programs with the prefixes "svc-"
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or "app-", they can register their
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services using "r.svc.mysvcname"
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(for the program "svc-mysvcname"),
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or "r.app.myappname" (for the
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program "app-myappname") - this
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MAY have any postfix matching the
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pattern "/[a-z0-9/%.]*$", or none
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at all.
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Examples:
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r.app.nucleus:
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Registers x.app.nucleus from
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app-nucleus
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r.svc.nucleus/ABCD:
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Registers x.svc.nucleus/ABCD from
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svc-nucleus
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For how this registration works,
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and how to access the resulting
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service, please see the kn-perms
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document.
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APIs registered in this manner are
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accessible to all programs by
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default. However, local security
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policy may be altered by the user,
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and part of x.neo.pub.base's API is
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to allow locking any of your public
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APIs. (The user can override this
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mechanism if they so wish, and this
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will cause a silent failure of the
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lockPerm function.)
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As for the system APIs...
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-- x.neo.pub.base @ sys-icecap --
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Gaining access to this API creates
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this application's data directory,
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wherever that is.
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Paths for the IO parts of this API
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must start with "/", and must follow
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the standard KittenOS NEO path
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safety rules in the kernel.
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showFileDialogAsync(mode, dfn):
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Shows a filedialog with a given
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filemode, or nil for "none".
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Returns a new, empty table as a
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"tag", and emits a "filedialog"
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event on completion.
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dfn meanwhile adds an 'Implied'
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button for reasonable default file
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names.
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myApi: A string such as "svc.abc"
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for the program svc-abc, used for
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automatically finding the correct
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API name to register for your app.
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lockPerm(perm): Changes the default
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permission setting for anything the
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process should have permission to
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define according to the matchesSvc
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function, so that the user must be
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asked before a program can access
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the permission.
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This function should be called
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*before* you register your API, not
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after, in case your service was
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automatically started.
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NOTE: LIST REQUIRES "/" AT THE END
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AND START, WHILE THE REST CANNOT
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HAVE IT AT THE END BUT MUST AT THE
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START, BECAUSE THE ROOT IS "/".
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There's logic here, specifically to
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stop you trying to do nonsense like
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deleting your own data directory...
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list(path): After ensuring that the
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path has a "/" at the end, lists
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the contents of a directory
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accessible to the application.
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Returns a table containing
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file/directory names, with "/"
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postfixes for directories. If this
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contains the invalid names "." or
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"..", please report as a bug at
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once, this shouldn't happen.
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Everything after here ensures that
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there is a "/" at the start and no
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"/" at the end
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makeDirectory(path): Creates the
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directory with the given path.
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Returns whatever the component call
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did.
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rename(pathA, pathB): Renames or
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moves a file or directory around.
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Returns whatever the component call
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did.
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open(path, mode): Opens a file with
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a given mode (see ul-fwrap for the
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list of modes).
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Returns the file object,
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remove(path): Removes a file.
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stat(path): "I got lazy, so I took 3
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API functions and combined them as
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one API function!" - 20kdc
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Returns {
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isDirectory
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size
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lastModified
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}
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spaceUsed, spaceTotal, isReadOnly:
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The filesystem proxy functions.
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Events:
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api, "filedialog", tag, res
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-- x.neo.pub.session @ <a shell> --
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This API must be implemented by any
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program that the user wants to use
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as a shell.
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A shell should set up a Saving Throw
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with sys-glacier in case of errors.
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endSession(backToInit): Stops the
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current session, and optionally
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starts up sys-init.
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endSession(false) is for switching
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to a new shell.
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endSession(true) is for logging out
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of the session.
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getMonitors(): Returns an ipairs-
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form list of screen addresses for
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use in disclaimMonitor and the
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subsequent screens.claim call.
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disclaimMonitor(address):
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Disclaims a monitor. Returns true
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on success. The monitor may be
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reclaimed if something causes the
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shell to be notified of the
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monitor's existence (such as a
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monitor rescan in Glacier).
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No events are given. Deregistration
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is equivalent to stating that you
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are no longer in control of the
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session, and that something else is.
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-- x.neo.pub.window @ sys-everest --
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This API is the reference definition
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of how the windowing system works in
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KittenOS NEO.
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As this is kind of a book by itself,
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further details are in us-evrst.
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-- x.neo.sys.manage @ sys-glacier --
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This API manages settings, shutdown,
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and the "Saving Throw" mechanism.
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Obviously, it's kind of dangerous.
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Regarding settings, see us-setti for
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details.
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listSettings(): Returns an ipairs
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form list of the setting names on
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the system.
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getSetting(name): Returns the string
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contents of a setting.
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delSetting(name): Deletes a setting.
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Some settings are undeletable, and
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will become "" if 'deleted'.
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Any default settings will replace
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deleted settings on reboot.
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setSetting(name, val): Sets a
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setting to a given string value.
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registerForShutdownEvent():
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Accepts the responsibility of
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handling shutdown events, and
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causes them to be sent to the
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calling process.
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registerSavingThrow(st):
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Sets up a callback to be called
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post-mortem if the calling process
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died in an unusual manner.
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shutdown(reboot):
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Shuts down the system carefully.
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Events:
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api, "set_setting", name, val
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A setting has been set.
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The value may be nil, in case of
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a deleted setting.
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api, "shutdown", reboot, accept()
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A shutdown is in progress. Call the
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accept function once you are OK to
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shutdown.
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-- x.neo.sys.screens @ sys-glacier --
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This API manages screens, and sends
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events when screens are available,
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or screens you have are lost.
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You should pcall around all GPU use
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in case of sudden GPU loss.
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getMonitorByKeyboard(kb): Gets a
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monitor address by the keyboard.
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This may include monitors you have
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no claim to.
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To speed things up, the last result
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is cached (because getKeyboards is
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extremely slow for some reason)
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getClaimable(): Returns an ipairs-
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form list of monitor addresses.
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claim(address): Attempts to claim
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a monitor. If successful, returns
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a GPU-binding callback (which must
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be called whenever you want to use
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the GPU), and the monitor proxy.
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The GPU binding callback returns
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two things: The GPU (which may be
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rebound upon the call) and an
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indicator that the GPU may have
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been altered.
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disclaim(address): Disclaims the
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monitor given by the address.
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Events:
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api, "available", address: Indicates
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that a monitor can be claimed.
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api, "lost", address: Indicates that
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a monitor has been lost.
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-- x.neo.pub.globals @ sys-glacier --
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This API is a "lite" version of some
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other APIs that is not a security
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issue to give to any program that
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asks for it.
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getKnownMonitors(): Returns ipairs
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form table of the format:
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{address, claimed, settings...}
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where settings is w,h,d,t
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The settings returned are always
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compatible with the settings you
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can give to changeMonitorSetup.
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changeMonitorSetup(ma, w, h, d, t):
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Changes the configured setup of a
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monitor. Try not to abuse this, or
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I'll make it silently fail and
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change it to a more restricted API
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that you can't abuse as much.
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forceRescan(): Forces a rescan.
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Again, don't abuse this.
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getSetting(name): Returns a setting
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prefixed with "pub." implicitly.
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delSetting(name): Deletes a setting
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prefixed with "pub." implicitly.
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Attempting to delete an undeletable
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setting will only set the value
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to "".
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setSetting(name, val): Sets a
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setting prefixed with "pub."
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implicitly.
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Events:
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api, "set_setting", name, val
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NOTE: name is prefixed, as it
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includes the screen settings.
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This gets sent even if you have
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the main settings permission, just
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in case of unexpected oddities.
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-- This is released into
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the public domain.
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-- No warranty is provided,
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implied or otherwise.
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