Callbacks may now be annotated with arbitrary arguments with which the
function will be called. See surflets/test.scm for a (non-didactic) example.
* The extended callbacks justify an extra structure for callbacks:
surflets/callbacks
- make-callback was moved from surflets/utilities to surflets/callbacks
limited to strings).
For this purpose, the ADDRESS object uses an internal storage that is freed
as soon the ADDRESS object is freed.
admin-surflets.scm shows an example.
- Removing surflets.scm
+ The surflets package remains and collects the most usual used packages
It does not export any more the outdaters, the access to IDs
(like session-id), callbacks, form-query-list.
(and maybe some other stuff I've forgot to mention here, see list
below).
The new packages are (not included in surflets are marked (*)):
+ surflets/addresses: MAKE-ADDRESS, MAKE-ANNOTATED-ADDRESS
+ surflets/bindings: GET-BINDINGS, EXTRACT-BINDINGS and stuff
+ surflets/ids (*): MY-SESSION-ID, .., INSTANCE-SESSION-ID
+ surflets/input-fields: MAKE-INPUT-FIELD, MAKE-NUMBER-INPUT-FIELD...
+ surflets/outdaters(*): MAKE-OUTDATER, OUTDATER?...
+ surflets/returned-via: RETURNED-VIA, CASE-RETURNED-VIA
+ surflets/send-html: SEND-HTML/SUSPEND...
+ surflets/surflet-sxml: URL-RULE,..., SURLFET-SXML-RULES, ...
+ surflets/sxml: SXML->STRING, DEFAULT-RULE,...
+ surflets/typed-optionals(*): TYPED-OPTIONALS, OPTIONALS
+ surflets/utilities(*): MAKE-CALLBACK, FORM-QUERY-LIST,
GENERATE-UNIQUE-NAME...
interp