Hi,
I have some questions regarding RFC 147 (CLI):
1) Array manipulation:
I couldn't understand from the spec how one does array manipulation. For
example:
srs = servicereferences null (objectclass=*Managed*)
sr = $srs [0] # How do I do this? Do I need to use a foreach?
2) Pre-built commands:
Is the registration of BundleContext's methods (and PackageAdmin's) going to be
part of the spec? In other words, would 'servicereference' be a standard
(pre-built) command?
3) Currying:
IMO, it will be common for people to nest Java commands, thus having to group
functions with arguments instead of using the standard lambda syntax seems a
bit annoying.
For example, considering the following example in the web-page:
<bundle 6> headers
I would find it more intuitive if it were:
bundle 6 headers
In this case, one would first try to curry the 'bundle' function as if it had
two arguments, and if it fails, then consider it as the invocation of a
function that returns another function.
I understand that the current syntax is useful when dealing with 'shell
commands', but I think that will be less common than dealing with Java commands
introspected through reflection.
Btw, I apologize if these questions have been discussed in some other forum,
please point me to it if that's the case.
Cheers,
Alex
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