No, the dispatch is based on the entire command that the module registers (e.g. show object name will only receive
commands starting with the tokens show, object and name).
On 30/08/13 19:08, Dahlia Trimble wrote:
I think the problem with verb-object is that the command handling code is
At 11:00 30/08/2013, opensim-dev-requ...@lists.berlios.de wrote:
I'm still not sure whether verb-object is better (e.g. send
appearance) or object-verb (e.g. appearance send).
I strongly vote for verb object in such computer script languages.
This works well also where there are more than one
i agree verb-object is a bit confuseing with typeing compared to verb
object.
delete-region is for me not really logic, delete region is more clear.
On 2013-08-30 15:32, Ai Austin wrote:
At 11:00 30/08/2013, opensim-dev-requ...@lists.berlios.de wrote:
I'm still not sure whether verb-object is
I think the problem with verb-object is that the command handling code is
designed such that multiple modules can add additional commands when they
are instantiated, and Opensimulator uses the first word in the command to
dispatch the command to whatever module owns it. If it were verb-object
then
There is indeed a lot of inconsistency. Some of this is my fault. I'm still not sure whether verb-object is better
(e.g. send appearance) or object-verb (e.g. appearance send).
verb-object has the advantage of being more 'natural' in terms of English were order. It also enables similar
I note several inconsistencies in the use of - in OpenSim.exe
command console command lines. I always seem to get this wrong. and
create region [region name] region_file.ini - Create a new region.
delete-region name - Delete a region from disk
remove-region name - Remove a region from this
