From: Hemang L. <hl...@ci...> - 2006-08-14 19:57:59
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Andreas Kupries wrote: > > What is the problem with 'ip' ? > Maybe it's just me: when I see ip I think of internet protocol, intellectual property, etc but never "interp". Just -events is fine with me. > >>> The protocol command of the original proposal also reduces to 'create >>> an empty interpreter and set aliases into it'. For the case of linking >>> the aliases to a second interpreter 'interp alias' is still the best >>> way of doing it, reducing this further to 'create an empty interp'. We >>> can do a command for that, this is however quite general and unrelated >>> to comm. Anybody with an idea where to place such command ? (Maybe a >>> package "interp" ?) >>> >>> >> Can you provide an example of how you intend to use this. As such, it >> could be just a sub-command "comm::comm link ..." but I can't say much >> without understanding how it is going to be used. >> [thanks for the examples] Ok, now I understand and agree that it is completely unrelated to comm package. One possibility is to extend the [interp create] itself to support a -empty option. It already supports -safe option and a -empty option would restrict it even further by creating an empty interpreter. Hemang. |