[cap-talk] Piping capability communication, data vs. descriptor capability strengths
John Carlson
john.carlson3 at sbcglobal.net
Fri Feb 27 23:27:49 EST 2009
On Feb 27, 2009, at 12:21 AM, Jed Donnelley wrote:
>
> In principle of course capability communication systems can provide
> similar facilities for "piping" data between running programs.
I think languages like VRML/X3D use routes to communicate objects
(nodes) or values between parts of a program (especially between
structure and behavior). JavaFX has some cool listener like features
built into the language. You can "bind" one variable to another one,
so when one changes, the other changes. This use of routes or bind
variables would be useful to communicate capabilities within a
program, or if written in a shell (plash?) between processes. I'd
definitely look at plash again, if you haven't looked at it recently.
John
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