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It is not difficult to extend this basic environment model to support |
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a more faithful UNIX environment supporting an arbitrary number of |
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variables. This can be done by parameterising the $\Ask$ operation by |
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some name representation (e.g. a string), which the environment |
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handler can use to index into a list of string values. In case the |
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name is unbound the environment handler can adopt the lax attitude of |
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UNIX and resume with the empty string. |
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an arbitrary number of variables. This can be done by parameterising |
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the $\Ask$ operation by some name representation (e.g. a string), |
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which the environment handler can use to index into a list of string |
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values. In case the name is unbound the environment handler can |
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embrace UNIX's laissez-faire attitude and resume with the empty |
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string. |
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\paragraph{Session management} |
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\paragraph{Session management} |
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