Context
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context
- platform platform
- args string[]
- task string
- flags? table<string, any>
ec
- integer
- 0 # abort all peer jobs (default)
- 1 # continue to run peer jobs
- 2 # continue to run peer jobs with inherit
context.exit()
- Prototype
---@param code? ec
function context.exit(code) end
- Introduce
exit aborts running for the context, and decides whether to continue the next according to code's value. Its scope only is limited to task, not impacting other tasks.
context.assert()
- Prototype
---@generic T
---@param ok? T
---@param msg? string
function context.assert(ok, msg) end
- Introduce
context.throw()
- Prototype
---@param error string
function context.throw(error) end
- Introduce
throw uses os.exit to abort entire program with force, and prints the info of error.
context.yield()
- Prototype
---@param timeout? integer
function context.yield(timeout) end
- Introduce
context.resume()
- Prototype
---@vararg string
function context.resume(...) end
- Introduce
context.put()
- Prototype
---@param k string
---@param v any
function context.put(k, v) end
- Introduce
put sets keyed value in yock's memory database, which can be taken by context.get()
and the lifetime is in total program, but any context.
- Example
# assumes yock is running in windows
job("", function (ctx)
print(ctx.put("a", 10))
print(ctx.get("a") == 10)
end)
context.get()
- Prototype
---@param k string
---@return any
function context.get(k) end
- Introduce
get takes value from yock's memory database
- Example
# assumes yock is running in windows
job("", function (ctx)
print(ctx.put("a", 10))
print(ctx.get("a") == 10)
end)
context.set_os()
- Prototype
---@param os string
function context.set_os(os) end
- Introduce
set_os sets the os of platform field in context, which returns corresponding platform information.
- Example
# assumes yock is running in windows
job("", function (ctx)
print(ctx.platform:Script()) -- .bat
ctx.set_os("linux")
print(ctx.platform:Script()) -- .sh
end)