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--- otm [2011/01/27 14:30]
aspectscript
+++ otm [2011/08/03 05:30] (current)
aspectscript
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 **Sequences**. In addition, sequences are first-class values and are specified using plain JavaScript functions, bringing the full benefits of the base language, in particular, the combination of higher-order functions and objects. To the best of our knowledge, there is no proposal that allows developers to define sequences expressively and to customize crucial semantics of a TM.
-**Causality**. Although OTM is an open implementation of existing TMs, OTM can be used to address distributed system issues that are present in Web applications that use [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming)|Ajax technologies]] to send messages between the client(s) and servers. We have addressed two issues: [[otm/ordering of messages]] and [[otm/the matching of causal sequences]].
 (Under construcction) Do you want to try the Boutique Web application example? Please, visit the [[otm/paperExample|paper example page]].
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 <pre id="preCode">
 //== helper code ==
-var SEs = OTM.SequenceExpressions;
+var SQs = OTM.Sequences;
 var jpsDiv = document.getElementById("jps");
 var a = function(){
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 //====
-var tm = {
+var statefulAspect = {
     kind: OTM.AFTER,
-    seqExp: SEs.seq(SEs.call(a), SEs.call(b)),
+    sequence: SQs.seq(SQs.call(a), SQs.call(b)),
     advice: function (jp){
-            jpsDiv.innerHTML += "[MATCH:ab after:" + jp + "] ";
+            jpsDiv.innerHTML += "[*MATCH:ab after:" + jp + "*] ";
     }
 };
-OTM.deploy(tm);
+OTM.deploy(statefulAspect);
 //executing the a and b functions
 a();
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 <div style="display:none">
 <pre id="preHtml">
-<b>This is the list of events seen and matched by the tm:</b>
+<b>This is the list of events seen and matched by the stateful aspect:</b>
 <div id="jps"></div>
 </pre>