event
Event driven programming for shell scripts
Create or destroy an event interrupt
event: event-type name=interrupt { code block }
!event: event-type name
Create an event:
event: onSecondsElapsed autoquit=60 {
out "You're 60 second timeout has elapsed. Quitting murex"
exit 1
}
Destroy an event:
!event onSecondsElapsed autoquit
The interrupt
field in the CLI supports ANSI constants. eg
event: onKeyPress f1={F1-VT100} {
tout: qs HintText="Key F1 Pressed"
}
To list compiled event types:
» runtime: --events -> formap k v { out $k }
onFileSystemChange
onKeyPress
onSecondsElapsed
event
!event
formap
: Iterate through a map or other collection of datafunction
: Define a function blockopen
: Open a file with a preferred handlerprivate
: Define a private function blockruntime
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