Re: Motoc & Motoi
David Hakim <dhakim-Gkm/TONP9n1Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]> Wed, 13 Aug 2003 21:03:11 -0400
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On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 04:12 PM, Stefano Corsi wrote: > Hi Dave, > > did you give a look at the motoc script? I didn't see it in my email. Could you re-send ? > Could we introduce in in the next > release together with a motoi link to moto -i or a wrapper motoi > script? > Since I copied it in /usr/bin I have found it more and more useful! > I think motoc and motoi binaries may make for a very nice interim release. I'd like to think through their design some first. The one we have thought and discussed most in the past is motoi. The key to that tool being the ability to support running scripts not only by passing the script name as the first argument to motoi but also through including #!/usr/bin/moto at the top of the moto script itself and letting moto pages be executed from the cmd line directly. This would be the first step towards a lot of new features most importantly allowing moto pages to be run as cgi scripts. > A related question: what aboud command line arguments?! Any way to > pass them > to a moto script? > Not yet because the arguments to the current moto cmd line binary are the moto scripts to execute / generate code for. With the advent of a motoi script (and standalone compiled moto scripts) we should definitely have an extension ready to access the cmd line args. The extension function I'm thinking of would just be something like getArgs[] or Runtime.getArgs() and would return a String[] of the cmd line arguments. The function / method would need to be part of the moto extension since the getArgs function will need access to an array of arguments motoi (or the 'main' function in compiled moto scripts) sets up. -Dave > Stefano >