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posix-utils

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Miscellaneous Posix related routines.

terminal-info

terminal-info #!optional PORTprocedure

Returns alist of terminal properties for PORT.

: PORT ; output-port ; current-output-port

Known terminal properties:

: name ; string : width ; fixnum : height ; fixnum

get-terminal-size

get-terminal-size #!optional PORTprocedure

Returns terminal size or #f when PORT is not a terminal-port.

: PORT ; output-port

get-terminal-name

get-terminal-name #!optional PORTprocedure

Returns terminal name or #f when PORT is not a terminal-port.

: PORT ; output-port

output-port-width

output-port-width PORT #!optional DEFprocedure

Returns terminal width or DEF when PORT is not a terminal-port.

: PORT ; (or false output-port) ; current-output-port

output-port-height

output-port-height PORT #!optional DEFprocedure

Returns terminal height or DEF when PORT is not a terminal-port.

: PORT ; (or false output-port)

string-trim-eol

string-trim-eol STRprocedure

Removes last instance of the platform dependent EOL character sequence from the string STR.

software-eol-string

software-eol-stringconstant

Platform dependent EOL character sequence string.

environment-string

environment-string CELLprocedure

Returns "VAR=VAL", where VAR is (car CELL) & VAL is (cdr CELL).

environment-variables->environment-list

environment-variables->environment-list EVSprocedure

Returns a list of "VAR=VAL" from the environment variables association-list EVS.

qs*

(qs* STR [DELIM #\"]) -> stringprocedure

Result like (conc DELIM STR DELIM).

qs-quote

qs-quote OBJprocedure

Returns "'OBJ'".

qs-string

qs-string OBJprocedure

Returns ""OBJ"".

qs-argument

(qs-argument OBJ [LITERAL? [DELIM #\"]]) -> stringprocedure

Returns a quoted, quasiquoted, or evaluated shell argument string.

An OBJ is

'* (quote . *)
quoted * unless LITERAL?
`* (quasiquote . *)
quasiquoted * unless LITERAL?
*
evaluated

A shell quote is

quoted
' string '
quasiquoted
` ,* (unquote *) | ,@* (unquote-splicing *) | * (quote) `
evaluated
" string "

A quasiquoted OBJ is

,* (unquote *)
evaluated *
,@* (unquote-splicing *)
evaluated * #\space ...
* (quote)
quoted *

get-commandline-result

get-commandline-result CMND LINEprocedure

Returns the result of ''shell'' CMND LINE.

CMND is a string.

LINE is a string.

get-command-result

get-command-result CMND ARG ...procedure

Returns the result of ''shell'' CMND ARG ....

CMND is a string.

ARG ... are string ... & processed by qs-argument.

get-echo-result

get-echo-result EXPprocedure

Returns the result of echo "EXP", w/o the echo eol.

EXP is a string.

environment-variable-bound?

environment-variable-bound? NAMEprocedure

Does the environment variable NAME exist with a non-null value?

NAME is a string.

FOO=1 BAR= csi -q -R posix-utils
#;1> (environment-variable-bound? "FOO")
#t
#;2> (environment-variable-bound? "BAR")
#f

environment-variable-true?

(environment-variable-true? NAME [TRUTHS ("y" "yes" "1")]) -> booleanprocedure

Is the environment variable NAME lowercase value in TRUTHS?

NAME is a string. TRUTHS is a (list-of string) recognized as true values.

FOO=1 BAR= csi -q -R posix-utils
#;1> (environment-variable-true? "FOO")
#t
#;2> (environment-variable-true? "BAR")
#f

register-environment-variable-feature!

register-environment-variable-feature! NAMEprocedure

Registers an existing NAME value as a feature. Returns #f or the registered feature symbol.

NAME is a string.

get-shell-variable

get-shell-variable NAMEprocedure

Returns the shell variable NAME value.

NAME is a string.

shell-variable-bound?

shell-variable-bound? NAMEprocedure

Does the shell variable NAME have a non-null value?

NAME is a string.

shell-variable-true?

(shell-variable-true? NAME [TRUTHS ("y" "yes" "1")]) -> booleanprocedure

Is the shell variable NAME lowercase value in TRUTHS?

NAME is a string. TRUTHS is a (list-of string) recognized as true values.

register-shell-variable-feature!

register-shell-variable-feature! NAMEprocedure

Registers an existing NAME value as a feature. Returns #f or the registered feature symbol.

NAME is a string.

#;1> (register-shell-variable-feature! "OSTYPE")
darwin7 ;ymmv

Usage

(import posix-utils)

Requirements

srfi-1 utf8 check-errors

Author

kon lovett

Repository

This egg is hosted on the CHICKEN Subversion repository:

https://anonymous@code.call-cc.org/svn/chicken-eggs/release/5/posix-utils

If you want to check out the source code repository of this egg and you are not familiar with Subversion, see this page.

Version history

2.1.0
Use utf8.
2.0.1
Fix dependencies.
2.0.0
C5 release.
1.2.2
Remove fx-utils dependency.

: 1.2.1 : Fix output-port-width & output-port-height. Add get-terminal-name. Change terminal-info alist.

1.2.0
Added terminal-info, get-terminal-size, output-port-width, & output-port-height.
1.1.0
Added string-trim-eol , software-eol-string, environment-variables->environment-list, register-environment-variable-feature!, get-shell-variable, shell-variable-bound?, shell-variable-true?, register-shell-variable-feature!
1.0.0
Created.

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