This is the simple-inferiors Reference Manual, version 1.1.0, generated automatically by Declt version 4.0 beta 2 "William Riker" on Wed Mar 15 07:36:29 2023 GMT+0.
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simple-inferiorsA very simple library to use inferior processes.
Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>
Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>
(GIT https://github.com/Shinmera/simple-inferiors.git)
zlib
1.1.0
uiop (system).
bordeaux-threads (system).
documentation-utils (system).
package.lisp (file).
process.lisp (file).
documentation.lisp (file).
Files are sorted by type and then listed depth-first from the systems components trees.
simple-inferiors/simple-inferiors.asdsimple-inferiors/package.lispsimple-inferiors/process.lispsimple-inferiors/documentation.lispsimple-inferiors/simple-inferiors.asdsimple-inferiors (system).
simple-inferiors/process.lisppackage.lisp (file).
simple-inferiors (system).
*cwd* (special variable).
copy-stream (function).
ensure-copier (function).
failed-args (reader method).
(setf failed-args) (writer method).
failed-exit (reader method).
(setf failed-exit) (writer method).
failed-program (reader method).
(setf failed-program) (writer method).
handle-process-parallel (function).
handle-process-sequential (function).
inferior-process-failed-error (condition).
inferior-process-failed-warning (condition).
invalid-location-error (condition).
location (generic function).
(setf location) (writer method).
make-copier (function).
run (function).
valid-location-p (generic function).
with-chdir (macro).
with-exchdir (macro).
%start-process (function).
call-with-resolved-stream (function).
check-location (function).
ensure-process-stopped (function).
inferior-process-failed-condition (condition).
stop-process (function).
with-resolved-stream (macro).
simple-inferiors/documentation.lispprocess.lisp (file).
simple-inferiors (system).
Packages are listed by definition order.
simple-inferiorsorg.shirakumo.simple-inferiors
common-lisp.
*cwd* (special variable).
copy-stream (function).
ensure-copier (function).
failed-args (generic reader).
(setf failed-args) (generic writer).
failed-exit (generic reader).
(setf failed-exit) (generic writer).
failed-program (generic reader).
(setf failed-program) (generic writer).
handle-process-parallel (function).
handle-process-sequential (function).
inferior-process-failed-error (condition).
inferior-process-failed-warning (condition).
invalid-location-error (condition).
location (generic function).
(setf location) (generic writer).
make-copier (function).
run (function).
valid-location-p (generic function).
with-chdir (macro).
with-exchdir (macro).
%start-process (function).
call-with-resolved-stream (function).
check-location (function).
ensure-process-stopped (function).
inferior-process-failed-condition (condition).
stop-process (function).
with-resolved-stream (macro).
Definitions are sorted by export status, category, package, and then by lexicographic order.
The variable containing the current directory, virtually.
This variable is only resolved once needed, such as when using WITH-EXCHDIR.
See WITH-CHDIR
See WITH-EXCHDIR
Changes the directory lazily.
This merges the passed NEW-PATH (resolved through LOCATION) with *CWD* (resolved through LOCATION) and binds that to *CWD*.
See LOCATION
See *CWD*
Changes the directory directly.
If NEW-PATH is not passed, *CWD* is used instead. Either way it is resolved through LOCATION and checked by CHECK-LOCATION before the actual directory change is performed. This will /also/ act like WITH-CHDIR by additionally rebinding *CWD*.
Note that since a binary can only ever be in one directory at once, you should avoid using this unless necessary, or unless you are sure that the system is not paralellised.
See LOCATION
See CHECK-LOCATION
See *CWD*
Copies data from INPUT to OUTPUT using the given BUFFER format.
If CONSUME-ALL is non-NIL, all data is read from INPUT until EOF is reached.
BUFFER can be one of
(EQL :LINE) => The stream is copied one line at a time.
(EQL :CAHRACTER) => The stream is copied one character at a time.
INTEGER => A character buffer of size BUFFER is used.
Note that this function tries to be as non-blocking as possible if CONSUME-ALL is NIL. This means that it will only copy anything if there is something to read, but might also read more than one line, character, or buffer at a time, if more data is available.
Once nothing more can be copied, FINISH-OUTPUT on OUTPUT is called.
Ensures that COPIER-ISH is an actual function usable for copying streams.
COPIER-ISH can be one of
FUNCTION => The function is used directly.
INTEGER => MAKE-COPIER is called with the COPIER-ISH.
KEYWORD => MAKE-COPIER is called with the COPIER-ISH.
SYMBOL => The function associated with the symbol is used.
The function must accept an INPUT and OUTPUT stream, as well as in the very least a keyword argument called CONSUME-ALL that, when non-NIL, will copy the whole INPUT to OUTPUT in one go until EOF is reached.
See MAKE-COPIER
Handles the PROCESS using COPIER with the OUT-IN, OUT-OUT, ERR-IN, and ERR-OUT streams in parallel. For that, it opens two threads for the respective stream pairs that handle the copying and joins them with the initial thread on unwinding.
As all handlers, this is responsible for copying the data from the IN to the respective OUT streams as well as ensuring that the process is stopped and all remaining data is read on unwinding.
Handles the PROCESS using COPIER with the OUT-IN, OUT-OUT, ERR-IN, and ERR-OUT streams sequentially.
Between copies, it will sleep for COOLDOWN seconds to make sure no excessive CPU is wasted trying to read repeatedly.
As all handlers, this is responsible for copying the data from the IN to the respective OUT streams as well as ensuring that the process is stopped and all remaining data is read on unwinding.
Creates a copier function that accepts an input and output stream as well as optional extra arguments using BUFFER.
This simply creates a wrapper lambda around COPY-STREAM.
See COPY-STREAM
Runs an inferior process, supplying PROGRAM with ARGS and using INPUT for STDIN, OUTPUT for STDOUT, and ERROR FOR STDERR.
The current *CWD* is resolved to an actual location, checked for validity, and then used as the location to start the process in. Depending on implementation support, this may have to fall back on using a manual chdir for launching the process.
HANDLER must be a function of six arguments:
COPIER => The function computed by ENSURE-COPIER on COPIER:
PROCESS => The process object used by EXTERNAL-PROGRAM.
OUT-IN => The receiving STDOUT stream from the process.
OUT-OUT => The outputting stream computed by WITH-RESOLVED-STREAM on OUTPUT.
ERR-IN => The receiving STDERR stream from the process.
ERR-OUT => The outputting stream computed by WITH-RESOLVED-STREAM on ERROR.
The handler must ensure that the process is stopped and all data has been copied when an unwind takes place. Furthermore it should not return until the process is done.
ON-NON-ZERO-EXIT can be one of
NIL => NIL is returned.
:RETURN => The exit code is returned.
:ERROR => A INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-ERROR is signalled.
:WARN => A INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-WARNING is signalled.
See *CWD*
See ENSURE-COPIER
See HANDLE-PROCESS-SEQUENTIAL
See HANDLE-PROCESS-PARALLEL
Accesses the program arguments passed to RUN that failed to execute properly.
See INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶args.
inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶args.
Accesses the exit code returned from the program that failed to execute properly in RUN.
See INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶exit.
inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶exit.
Accesses the program string passed to RUN that failed to execute properly.
See INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶inferior-process-failed-condition)) ¶Attempts to resolve the THING to a pathname.
THING can be one of
NULL => UIOP:GETCWD
PATHNAME => THING
STRING => UIOP:PARSE-NATIVE-NAMESTRING
This generic function is intended to be extended with methods by the user to allow using objects as locations directly.
null)) ¶pathname)) ¶string)) ¶invalid-location-error)) ¶invalid-location-error)) ¶Checks whether THING is a valid (existing) location.
See LOCATION
Error variant of INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
See INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
Warning variant of INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
See INFERIOR-PROCESS-FAILED-CONDITION
inferior-process-failed-condition.
warning.
Signalled if an attempt is made to change directory to a location that does not exist.
See LOCATION
error.
:location
Resolves the STREAM-ISH to an actual stream and rebinds the symbol.
See CALL-WITH-RESOLVED-STREAM.
Resolved STREAM-ISH to an actual stream and calls FUNC with it as its only argument.
STREAM can be one of
NULL => Uses an empty broadcast-stream.
STREAM => Uses the stream directly.
PATHNAME => OPENs the file (passing ARGS) and uses the obtained file-stream.
(EQL :STRING) => Uses a string-output-stream.
(EQL T) => Uses *standard-output*
Checks whether THIGN is a valid location and if it isn’t, signals an INVALID-LOCATION-ERROR.
See VALID-LOCATION-P
See INVALID-LOCATION-ERROR
Only tries to stop the PROCESS if it is still running.
See STOP-PROCESS
Attempt to stop the PROCESS.
It will first try to send a SIGINT every SLEEP seconds for ATTEMPTS times.
If the process is still running at that point, a SIGKILL is sent. If the process
still won’t quite after a SIGKILL, STOP-PROCESS simply gives up.
Condition used for when a process returns with a non-zero exit code.
See FAILED-PROGRAM
See FAILED-ARGS
See FAILED-EXIT
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