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Overview ¶
Package p9mod is the native module "p9": the 9P file protocol of Plan 9 and Linux (TODO.md Q62), as a client and as a server, in both versions: 9P2000 and 9P2000.L.
use p9;
local c = p9::dial("tcp://localhost:5640");
for (local e in c->readdir("/")) println(e["name"], e["size"]);
println(c->read("/motd"));
c->close();
A server serves a tree the program builds, whose files hold a string or call a Kukel function when they are read or written, and directories of the local disk (read-only unless asked):
use p9; use events; use time;
local t = new p9::Tree();
t->file("/motd", "hello\n");
t->file("/time", fn() { return time::now()->format() + "\n"; });
t->file("/log", "", fn(data) { print(data); });
t->mount("/files", p9::disk("/srv/files"));
local s = p9::serve(t, "tcp://*:5640");
events::run();
9P2000.L is served and spoken with github.com/hugelgupf/p9, 9P2000 with 9fans.net/go/plan9. The build tag no9p leaves the module out (its code is in the files with the build constraint !no9p).
Index ¶
Constants ¶
const NetError = "NetError"
NetError is the kind of the exceptions for network problems: a server that cannot be reached, an address that cannot be listened on.
Variables ¶
var Client = &native.Class{Name: "Client"}
Client is the class p9::Client: what p9::dial gives.
var Disk = &native.Class{Name: "Disk"}
Disk is the class p9::Disk: a directory of the local disk, for p9::serve and Tree::mount.
var Server = &native.Class{Name: "Server"}
Server is the class p9::Server: what p9::serve gives.
var Tree = &native.Class{Name: "Tree"}
Tree is the class p9::Tree: the directories and files a server serves.
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
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