code/modules/networks/computer3/mainframe2/_base_os.dm

ESIG_SUCCESS	The command was carried out successfully.
ESIG_GENERIC	The command could not be carried out successfully.
ESIG_NOTARGET	The command could not be carried out successfully, as a target was required and could not be found.
ESIG_BADCOMMAND	The command could not be carried out successfully, as the command was not recognised.
ESIG_NOUSR	The command could not be carried out successfully, as a user was required and could not be found.
ESIG_IOERR	The command could not be carried out successfully, as a result of an I/O error.
ESIG_NOFILE	The command could not be carried out successfully, as a file was required and could not be found.
ESIG_NOWRITE	The command could not be carried out successfully, as write permission was required.
ESIG_USR1	User defined signal 1. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.
ESIG_USR2	User defined signal 2. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.
ESIG_USR3	User defined signal 3. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.
ESIG_USR4	User defined signal 4. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.
ESIG_DATABIT	If a command is expected to return a number, it will be signed with the databit to signify that it is not an error condition.
DWAINE_COMMAND_MSG_TERM	Send a message or file to a connected terminal device. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_ULOGIN	Send a log in request to the kernel. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_UGROUP	Update the user's group. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_ULIST	List all current users. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_UMSG	Send message to a connected user terminal. Cannot send messages to non-user terminals. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_UINPUT	Acts as an alternate path for user input. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_DMSG	Send message to a specified driver. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_DLIST	List all drivers of a specific terminal type. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_DGET	Get the ID of a specific driver. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_DSCAN	Instruct the mainframe to recheck for devices now instead of waiting for the full timeout. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_EXIT	Instruct the caller to exit the current running program. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_TSPAWN	Run a task located at a specified filepath. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_TFORK	Run a new child task of the calling program's type. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_TKILL	Terminate a child task of the calling program. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_TLIST	List all child tasks of the calling program. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_TEXIT	Instruct a program to exit the current running task. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_FGET	Get the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_FKILL	Delete the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_FMODE	Adjust the permissions of the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_FOWNER	Adjust the owner and group of the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_FWRITE	Write a provided computer file to the specified path. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_CONFGET	Get the config file of the specified name. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_MOUNT	Set up a mountpoint for a device driver. Accepted data fields:
DWAINE_COMMAND_RECVFILE	Instruct a program to receive and handle a file. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_BREAK	Instruct a program to halt processing a script. No applicable data fields.
DWAINE_COMMAND_REPLY	Reply to a request for information. Has unique data fields for each implementation, depending on the data requested.
/var/generic_exit_list	Global list representing the standard exit command packet.
mainframe_prog_exit	Exit the current running program.
setup_filepath_users	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for user record files.
setup_filepath_users_home	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for personal user directories.
setup_filepath_drivers	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for device and pseudo-device files.
setup_filepath_drivers_proto	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for device file prototypes. Prototypes are named after the ID of their respective device, excluding the "pnet_" prefix.
setup_filepath_volumes	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for mounted file systems, such as databanks.
setup_filepath_system	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for the OS, including the kernel, shell, and login program.
setup_filepath_config	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for configuration files.
setup_filepath_commands	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for binaries (executable files). It contains fundamental system utilities, including system commands, such as `ls` or `cd`.
setup_filepath_process	Filepath that corresponds to the directory for information files pertaining to active processes.
/datum/computer/file/mainframe_program/os/kernel	The kernel is the computer program at the core of the OS and is responsible for managing interactions with all hardware devices, such as terminals, databanks, scanners and so forth through device drivers; for handling inputs; for creating and terminating connections; for the execution of system calls; and for other basic system services.
/datum/computer/file/mainframe_program/login	The user login manager is responsible for passing user login credentials from the user to the kernel to be authenticated, displaying the daily welcome message to the user, and for notifying the user in the event of a login failure.

Define Details

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_BREAK

Instruct a program to halt processing a script. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_CONFGET

Get the config file of the specified name. Accepted data fields:

"fname": The name of the config file.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_DGET

Get the ID of a specific driver. Accepted data fields:

"dtag": The terminal type of the drivers to search for.
"dnetid": If "dtag" is not specified, the driver name to search for. Driver names correspond to the net ID of their respective device, excluding the "pnet_" prefix.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_DLIST

List all drivers of a specific terminal type. Accepted data fields:

"dtag": The terminal type of the drivers to search for.
"mode": If 1, omit empty or invalid indexes, if 0, do not.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_DMSG

Send message to a specified driver. Accepted data fields:

"target": The name or ID of the target driver.
"mode": If 1, search for drivers by name, if 0, search by ID.
"dcommand": The "command" field to pass to the driver.
"dtarget": The "target" field to pass to the driver.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_DSCAN

Instruct the mainframe to recheck for devices now instead of waiting for the full timeout. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_EXIT

Instruct the caller to exit the current running program. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_FGET

Get the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the computer file is located.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_FKILL

Delete the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the computer file is located.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_FMODE

Adjust the permissions of the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the computer file is located.
"permission": The desired permission level of the computer file.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_FOWNER

Adjust the owner and group of the computer file at the specified filepath. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the computer file is located.
"owner": The desired owner of the computer file.
"group": The desired group value of the computer file.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_FWRITE

Write a provided computer file to the specified path. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the computer file should be written to.
"mkdir": Whether to create the filepath if it does not exist.
"replace": If the computer file already exists, whether to overwrite it.
"append": If the computer file already exists, whether to append the contents of the new file to it.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_MOUNT

Set up a mountpoint for a device driver. Accepted data fields:

"id": The name of the device driver to set up a mountpoint for.
"link": If set, the name of the symbolic link folder to set up for the mountpoint.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_MSG_TERM

Send a message or file to a connected terminal device. Accepted data fields:

"term": The net ID of the target terminal.
"data": If sending a message, the content of that message. Otherwise acts as file data.
"render": If sending a message, determines how that message should be displayed. Values may be combined using |. Accepted values:
- "clear": The screen should be cleared before the message is displayed.
- "multiline": |n should be interpreted as a line break.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_RECVFILE

Instruct a program to receive and handle a file. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_REPLY

Reply to a request for information. Has unique data fields for each implementation, depending on the data requested.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_TEXIT

Instruct a program to exit the current running task. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_TFORK

Run a new child task of the calling program's type. Accepted data fields:

"args": The arguments to pass to the task.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_TKILL

Terminate a child task of the calling program. Accepted data fields:

"target": The ID of the target task.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_TLIST

List all child tasks of the calling program. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_TSPAWN

Run a task located at a specified filepath. Accepted data fields:

"path": The filepath at which the task is located.
"passusr": Whether to pass the user to the task.
"args": The arguments to pass to the task.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_UGROUP

Update the user's group. Accepted data fields:

"group": The desired value of the group field on the user's record file.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_UINPUT

Acts as an alternate path for user input. Accepted data fields:

"term": The net ID of the user terminal.
"data": If a file is not provided, the content of the input.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_ULIST

List all current users. No applicable data fields.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_ULOGIN

Send a log in request to the kernel. Accepted data fields:

"name": The username of the user attempting to log in. Set to "TEMP" if attempting to login as a temporary user.
"sysop": Whether the user is a superuser.
"service": Whether the user connecting is a service terminal.
"data": If attempting to login as a temporary user, the net ID of the user terminal.

#define
DWAINE_COMMAND_UMSG

Send message to a connected user terminal. Cannot send messages to non-user terminals. Accepted data fields:

"term": The net ID of the target user terminal.
"data": The content of the message.

#define
ESIG_BADCOMMAND

The command could not be carried out successfully, as the command was not recognised.

#define
ESIG_DATABIT

If a command is expected to return a number, it will be signed with the databit to signify that it is not an error condition.

#define
ESIG_GENERIC

The command could not be carried out successfully.

#define
ESIG_IOERR

The command could not be carried out successfully, as a result of an I/O error.

#define
ESIG_NOFILE

The command could not be carried out successfully, as a file was required and could not be found.

#define
ESIG_NOTARGET

The command could not be carried out successfully, as a target was required and could not be found.

#define
ESIG_NOUSR

The command could not be carried out successfully, as a user was required and could not be found.

#define
ESIG_NOWRITE

The command could not be carried out successfully, as write permission was required.

#define
ESIG_SUCCESS

The command was carried out successfully.

#define
ESIG_USR1

User defined signal 1. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.

#define
ESIG_USR2

User defined signal 2. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.

#define
ESIG_USR3

User defined signal 3. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.

#define
ESIG_USR4

User defined signal 4. This indicates an application-specific error condition has occured.

#define
mainframe_prog_exit

Exit the current running program.

#define
setup_filepath_commands

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for binaries (executable files). It contains fundamental system utilities, including system commands, such as ls or cd.

#define
setup_filepath_config

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for configuration files.

#define
setup_filepath_drivers

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for device and pseudo-device files.

#define
setup_filepath_drivers_proto

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for device file prototypes. Prototypes are named after the ID of their respective device, excluding the "pnet_" prefix.

#define
setup_filepath_process

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for information files pertaining to active processes.

#define
setup_filepath_system

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for the OS, including the kernel, shell, and login program.

#define
setup_filepath_users

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for user record files.

#define
setup_filepath_users_home

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for personal user directories.

#define
setup_filepath_volumes

Filepath that corresponds to the directory for mounted file systems, such as databanks.

code/modules/networks/computer3/mainframe2/_base_os.dm

Define Details

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_BREAK

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_CONFGET

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_DGET

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_DLIST

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_DMSG

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_DSCAN

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_EXIT

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_FGET

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_FKILL

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_FMODE

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_FOWNER

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_FWRITE

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_MOUNT

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_MSG_TERM

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_RECVFILE

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_REPLY

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_TEXIT

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_TFORK

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_TKILL

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_TLIST

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_TSPAWN

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_UGROUP

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_UINPUT

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_ULIST

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_ULOGIN

#define DWAINE_COMMAND_UMSG

#define ESIG_BADCOMMAND

#define ESIG_DATABIT

#define ESIG_GENERIC

#define ESIG_IOERR

#define ESIG_NOFILE

#define ESIG_NOTARGET

#define ESIG_NOUSR

#define ESIG_NOWRITE

#define ESIG_SUCCESS

#define ESIG_USR1

#define ESIG_USR2

#define ESIG_USR3

#define ESIG_USR4

#define mainframe_prog_exit

#define setup_filepath_commands

#define setup_filepath_config

#define setup_filepath_drivers

#define setup_filepath_drivers_proto

#define setup_filepath_process

#define setup_filepath_system

#define setup_filepath_users

#define setup_filepath_users_home

#define setup_filepath_volumes