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API Call Description
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01h - FFh Output character to STDOUT
00h 00h Output NULL character to STDOUT
00h 01h 00h xxh Data output functions
00h xxh Print xxh as decimal 0 - 255
02h xxh Print xxh as hex 00h - FFh
03h xxh Print xxh as hex 00h - ffh
04h xxh x Print xxh as octal 000o - 377o
00h 01h 01h xxh Character functions (return 0 if true)
00h xxh x IsCtrl, is xxh a control character?
01h xxh x IsAlpha, is xxh an alphabetic character?
02h xxh x IsDigit, is xxh a digit?
02h xxh x IsXDigit, is xxh a hexadecimal digit?
03h xxh x IsAlNum, is xxh alphanumeric?
04h xxh x IsUpper, is xxh upper case alpha?
05h xxh x IsLower, is xxh lower case alpha?
06h xxh x IsSymbol, is xxh a symbol?
07h xxh x IsWhitepace, is xxh a TAB, Space, CR or LF.
08h xxh x ToUpper, convert aplha to upper case
09h xxh x ToLower, convert aplha to lower case
??h xxh x IsGraph, is xxh any printing character except space.
??h xxh x IsPrint, is xxh a printing character (including space).
??h xxh x IsPunct, is xxh any printing character that is neither
a space nor a character which would return true from
IsAlNum.
??h xxh x IsSpace, is xxh either a white space character (one of
' ' '\f' '\n' '\r' '\t' '\v')
00h 01h 02h xxh Date / Time Functions
00h x Return seconds after minute [0-61] (61 allows for 2
leap-seconds)
01h x Return minutes after hour [0-59]
02h x Return hours after midnight [0-23]
03h x Return day of the month [1-31]
04h x Return month of year [0-11]
05h x Return current year-1900
06h x Return days since Sunday [0-6]
07h x Return days since January 1st [0-365] MSB...LSB
08h x Return daylight savings indicator
00h 02h 00h xxh Command line scanning
00h Returns number of parameters passed to program on the
command line.
00h 02h 01h xxh File I/O
00h xxh x!Open file, follow with mode and for modes 00h to 05h
a NUL terminated filename. Returns 00h yyh on success
where yyh is file handle and 01h 00h on failure.
See Table 0.2.1.0 for mode types.
01h xxh x Close file (xxh is file handle, or 00h to close
all open files
02h xxh x Flush file (xxh is file handle, or 00h to flush
all open buffers)
03h xxh x EOF? Returns 0 if true, 1 if false
04h xxh x Rewind file pointer to start of file (xxh is file
handle)
05h xxh x Forward file pointer to end of file (xxh is file
handle)
06h xxh x Read file pointer (xxh is file handle) returns 4 byte
file pointer as MSB...LSB
07h xxh x Set file pointer (xxh is file handle) supply 4 byte
file pointer as MSB...LSB
08h xxh x File error? Returns 0 if true, 1 if false
00h 02h 02h xxh File Tools
00h xxh x!Remove file, follow with a NUL terminated filename.
Returns 00h on success and 01h on failure
01h xxh x!Rename file, follow with NUL terminated old name and
NUL terminated new name.
00h 08h Networking Support
00h 08h 00h xxh CGI Environment Support
(See table 0.8.0.x for xxh variables)
00h 08h 00h 00h xxh x Check CGI variable xxh, returns 0 if present or 1 if
not defined or empty
01h xxh x Read CGI variable, returns NUL terminated string
02h xxh x <Reserved>
03h xxh x Write CGI variable to STDOUT
04h xxh x Read CGI variable name, returns NUL terminated string
05h xxh x Write CGI variable name to STDOUT
00h 09h xxh x PESOIX-SetDialect - Sets PESOIX dialect xxh, returns
a result code of 0 if the operation is successful
00h 10h xxh xxh x PESOIX-SystemCall - Call a PESOIX system function
??h xxh x Cause normal program termination with exit code xxh
All streams are flushed and any open files closed
Calls marked x are in the process of being implemented.
Calls marked ! are considered unsafe. Unlesss the user has explicitly enabled
these services the user will be asked to authorise the action. One exception
is 'File Open' 00h 02h 01h 00h xxh where xxh is 01h or 06h.
Table 0.2.1.0 File I/O Mode Types
xxh open stream for truncate create starting
mode param read write file file position
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"r" 00h y n n n beginning
"r+" 01h y y n n beginning
"w" 02h n y y y beginning
"w+" 03h y y y y beginning
"a" 04h n y n y end-of-file
"a+" 05h y y n y end-of-file
"tmp" 06h y y y y beginning (correct?)
<text / binary streams may be added, currently binary streams are used>
Table 0.8.0.x CGI Environment Variables
??h QUERY_STRING
??h REQUEST_METHOD (In HTTP, this is "GET", "HEAD", "POST", etc.)
??h CONTENT_LENGTH (The length of the said content as given by the client.)
??h CONTENT_TYPE (For queries which have attached information, such as
HTTP POST and PUT, this is the content type of the data)
??h AUTH_TYPE
??h GATEWAY_INTERFACE
??h HTTP_ACCEPT
??h HTTP_USER_AGENT
??h PATH_INFO
??h PATH_TRANSLATED
??h REMOTE_ADDR
??h REMOTE_HOST
??h REMOTE_IDENT
??h REMOTE_USER
??h SCRIPT_NAME
??h SERVER_NAME
??h SERVER_PORT
??h SERVER_PROTOCOL
??h SERVER_SOFTWARE
KeyMaker
pc-speaker support
request user confirmation of all potentially dangerous commands
incl. open file for write/update, system, remove and rename