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Expressions of OX messages (Lisp like)

\begin{eqnarray*}
\mbox{OXexpression}
&:& \quad
\mbox{\tt (} \mbox{\tt OX\_tag}...
...\mbox{\tt SM\_tag} \
\{ \mbox{CMOexpression} \} \mbox{\tt )}\\
\end{eqnarray*}

A comma `,' may be used to separate elements in an expression. OX_tag is a constant which denotes an OX message tag. SM_tag is a constant which denotes an SM command tag. If a sender AAA or a receiver BBB has to be specified, 'From AAA' or 'To BBB' is written before the OXexpression.

For example the following expression means a request to push a CMO string ``Hello''.

(OX_DATA, (CMO_STRING, 5, "Hello"))

The following expression means a request to execute a local function ``hoge''.

(OX_DATA, (CMO_STRING, 4, "hoge"))
(OX_COMMAND, SM_executeStringByLocalParser)

In our standard encoding method, each tag is expressed as a 32 bit (4 bytes) integer with the network byte order.



Nobuki Takayama Heisei 28.8.27.