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Lisp Tools

Several underlying Lisp functionalities are available from the OM patches, as show the few examples presented below.

The Object Inspector : Om-Inspect

Properties

The om-inspect function allows an interactive inspection of the contents of a data structure. All slots or elements of the structure can be browsed and inspected recursively, via a a simple list display interface.

Browsing an Object

To browse the structure of the object, connect the "self" output of the object to the "object" input of the function.

To get information about the current value of an specific slot, connect the relevant output to the function.

System Calls : Om-Shell

Properties

The om-shell function sends system calls to the Unix Terminal — MacOSX — or to the Win32 Console — Windows. It is a useful and easy way to run external programs from OM.

Example #1 : Browsing a Folder

The "ls" command in Unix allows to list the contents of a directory. The command "ls " + pathname to the folder will be display this list in the Listener.

Examples #2 : Launching an Application or a File

An application of a file can be launched via the "open ", "open \" commands, or with a a command line.

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