llRezAtRoot except that the start parameter is a Json string that will
be unpacked into a json store identified by the objects uuid. This
makes a much more expressive (and simpler) way of passing initial
parameters to a rezzed object.
removed, when a script is removed, or when a script is reset. Also
added a stats command to track the number of json stores used by
a region. Will probably add some more commands later.
with our own and add export permissions as well as a new definition for "All" as meaning "all conventional permissions" rather than "all possible permissions"
This is because JsonGetJson() is getting json from anywhere in the structure, not just values.
Equally, JsonSetJson() is setting any type of json, not just json which represents a value.
Agreed with cmickeyb
This is for consistentency with the verb:noun naming approach existing json script functions and other script functions.
Corresponding c# methods also changed since verb:noun is also the .net c# method naming guideline (as used by OpenSimulator) and for consistency with script functions.
As agreed with cmickeyb
interface. JsonPathType returns the type of node pointed to by the
path and deprecates the functionality of both JsonTestPath
functions. JsonArrayLength returns the length of an array node.
script functions. Adds JsonAttachObjectStore to associate a store identifier with
an object (scripts can only access the store in their host object, this could be
extended but isn't necessary for now).
Note this opens a method to the DAMap OSDMap. This will be removed later, but
greatly simplifies the code for now.
The JsonStore and these scripts are disabled by default.
Agreed in discussion with cmickeyb.
This is to make this consistent with similar existing LSL/OSSL functions such as llTriggerSound() and osNpcLoadAppearance() that allow an item name or an asset id.
The encodings are thread-safe and already used in such a manner in other places.
This isn't done where Byte Order Mark output is suppressed, since Encoding.UTF8 is constructed to output the BOM.
storage (dictionaries and arrays of string values) for scripts and region modules.
In addition, there are operations on the storage that enable "real" distributed
computation between scripts through operations similar to those of a tuple space.
Scripts can share task queues, implement shared locks or semaphores, etc.
The structured store is limited to the current region and is not currently
persisted. However, script operations are defined to initialize a store from a notecard
and to serialize the store to a notecard.
Documentation will be posted to the opensim wiki soon.
