| Last modified on Thu Jun 3 16:19:31 PDT 1993 by kalsow
| modified on Sun Feb 21 14:21:24 PST 1993 by jdd
RTParams is a private interface.
INTERFACE RTParams;
This interface provides access to the runtime arguments from the command line. Command line arguments that begin @M3 are considered runtime arguments. They are removed from the usual (argc, argv) list of arguments very early in initialization. A runtime argument has the form @M3x or @M3x=y. x is the name of the argument, y is its value, and x=y is the full argument. If =y is missing, is the argument's value.
VAR (*READONLY*) NumParameters: CARDINAL;
PROCEDURE Nth (n: INTEGER): TEXT;
returns the n-th full argument. If n is not in [0..NumParameters-1], NIL is returned.
PROCEDURE IsPresent (n: TEXT): BOOLEAN;
returns TRUE iff n is the name of a defined runtime argument.
PROCEDURE Value (n: TEXT): TEXT;
returns the value of the runtime argument with name n. If n is not the name of a runtime argument, NIL is returned. If n is the name of an argument that was specified as @M3n, the empty string is returned.
PROCEDURE RawValue (n: TEXT): ADDRESS;
returns the C char* that corresponds to the value.
PROCEDURE Init ();
called by the runtime initialization code
END RTParams.
Parameters are indexed from 0 to NumParameters-1.