t3d Functions
The powerful and easily callble functions (t3d genes) are a key feature of
the t3d programming language. There are potentially tens of thousands of different
functions! In order to get more familiar with the t3d gene naming rules, download
more_funcs.txt.
Below are some examples from that same file.
NOTE: more_funcs.txt is a rude draft version.
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_TEXT2HTML
DESC: Convert the given file (text, of some format) to HTML into the
result file.
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_HTML2TEXT
DESC: Convert the given (HTML) file to text into the result file.
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_2RTF
DESC: Convert the given file to RTF-format into the result file.
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_2PDF
DESC: Convert the given file to PDF-format into the result file.
t3d_convert_file_Rfile_LANGUAGEXXX
DESC: Convert the language of the given file to LANGUAGEXXX into the
result file.
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t3d_create_BEEP
t3d_create_BEEP_HZXXX
t3d_create_BEEP_HZXXX_DURATIONXXX
DESC: Generate a 'beep', of either system-default pitch or given pitch
(HZXXX), of either system-default length or of specified duration
(DURATIONXXX) in seconds.
t3d_convert_KEYBOARD_n_DISABLED
t3d_create_KEYBOARD_n_DISABLED
t3d_convert_KEYBOARD_n_ENABLED
DESC: Disable/enabled keyboard.
t3d_create_PING_IPXXX
DESC: Attempt to ping the IP/hostname IPXXX.
t3d_create_SYSTEM_n_SHUTDOWN
t3d_create_SYSTEM_n_RESTART
DESC: Attempt to shutdown or restart the computer. Effect of this is
heavily dependant on the OS and (possibly also) on whether the application
and/or its user has been granted rights to such action.
t3d_create_USER_n_LOGOUT
DESC: Attempt to log the executing user out. Effect of this is heavily
dependant on the OS and/or whether the application is running at
"background"...
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t3d_measure_barray_barray_SIMILARITY
DESC: measure the given two barrays' similarity... That is, the number of
similar bytes.
t3d_measure_barray_barray_DIFFERENCE
DESC: measure the given two barrays' difference... That is, the number of
different bytes.
t3d_measure_file_Rbarray_OWNER
DESC: results in the given file's owner into the result barray.
NOTE that not all systems know about ownership... and in that case the
file's owner "is" whoever calls this function.
t3d_measure_file_SIZE
DESC: measure the given file's size in bytes.
t3d_measure_file_DATE_n_CREATION
DESC: "measure" the given file's date of creation.
t3d_measure_file_DATE_n_MODIFIED
DESC: "measure" the given file's last modification date.
t3d_measure_file_IS_ACCESS_n_WRITE
t3d_measure_file_IS_ACCESS_n_READ
DESC: "measure" whether the given file/dirpath is writeable/readable by the
calling user.