Functions

Extension designed to work MSUnit

Warning! The extension overrides how the Globals class works.

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Closures

A set of functions for manipulation of closures.

void set_current_env():

Replaces the internal closing environment with the current one.

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Echo

A set of functions for logs.

void print(message):

Prints a message.

void println(message):

Prints a message and then terminate the line.

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Environments

A set of functions for environment.

void remove_env(id):

Remove reference of environment by id.

void save_env(id):

Save reference of environment by id.

void x_replace_procedure([id], proc, replacement):

Swaps one procedure for another (or given closure) in a saved environment (or current if two arguments passed).

void x_add_procedure(id, proc, [closure])

Add procedure (or given closure as procedure named by procName) in a saved environment.

boolean x_remove_procedure([id], proc)

Remove procedure from a saved environment (or current if two arguments passed).

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Global

A set of functions for globals.

void x_set_extend_daemon_manager():

Sets extend daemon manager, that clearing globals when threads deactivated.

void x_set_auto_globals(auto):

ets automatically initialize globals for new threads.

boolean is_auto_globals():

Returns whether globals for threads are automatically initialized.

void keys_globals():

Return array of keys globals.

void original_export(key, value):

Stores a value in the original global storage register (like "export").

mixed original_import(key, [default]):

This function likes "import" but imports a value from the original global value register.

void x_init_thread_globals():

Initializes empty globals for the current thread.

void x_remove_thread_globals():

Delete globals for the current thread. If no globals for the thread are init, nothing happen.

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Threading

A set of functions for interacting with threads.

array dump_keys_threads():

Returns an array of all threads keys that are currently running.

void x_safe_execute([values...], closure):

Executes the given closure. You can also send arguments to the closure, which it may or may not use, depending on the particular closure's definition. Unlike closure, it returns only void and will be executed even if the thread was stopped by a functionx_stop_thread().

boolean x_stop_thread(id):

Stopping tracked thread named 'id'. If successful returns true, else false. If the thread performs a x_safe_execute() function, the interrupting thread will wait for execution.