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Removed old modpol/processes/ directory; processes now in modpol/orgs

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-- ===================================================================
-- /processes.lua
-- Process-related functions for Modular Politics
-- Called by modpol.lua
-- ===================================================================
-- modpol.processes, a high-level table of active processes
-- Process table structure:
-- [name]: unique name
-- [org]: org
-- [update_functions]: table of available update functions
-- [state]: table of relevant data on the state of the function
modpol.processes = {}
-- Function: modpol.list_processes
-- output: a table of the names of processes
function modpol.list_processes()
local output = {}
if modpol.processes then
for k,v in ipairs(modpol.processes) do
if v.name then
table.insert(output,v.name)
end
end
end
return output
end
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.register_process
-- Adds a process to modpol.processes
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.delegate_process
-- Delegates a process from one org to another
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.begin_process
-- Params: user (string), org (string), action (string)
-- Outputs: Checks the org for any policies related to a given action;
-- Calls the modpol.initiate.* function(org) based on policy
-- Defaults to modpol.initiate.consent()
modpol.begin_process = function(user, org, action)
if modpol.orgs[org]["policies"]
and modpol.orgs[org]["policies"][routine] then
-- check user org membership is satisfied
-- register process
-- start the appropriate process
else
-- register process (or does .initiate.* do that?)
modpol.initiate.consent(org)
end
end
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.update_process
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.end_process
-- ===================================================================
-- Basic decision functions
-- ===================================================================
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.consent
-- Params: org (string), proposal (string)
-- Outputs: boolean - true if consent achieved or false; nil on error
-- Also includes a table of responses
-- This is the default decision-making routine for Modular Politics
-- Stops at the first "No" vote
modpol.consent = function(org, query)
-- Check that org exists
if modpol.orgs[org] == nil then
return nil, "Error: Org does not exist"
end
-- Poll all members
local responses = {}
for index, value in ipairs(modpol.orgs[org]["members"]) do
local response = modpol.binary_poll_user(value, query)
responses[value] = response
if response == "No" then
return false, responses
end
end
return true, responses
end
-- ===================================================================
-- Function: modpol.approved
-- A simple function for automatically approved processes
-- Params: none
-- Outputs: boolean - true
modpol.approved = function()
-- Check that org exists
if modpol.orgs[org] == nil then
return nil, "Error: Org does not exist"
end
return true
end
-- ===================================================================
-- Experimental
-- ===================================================================
-- ===================================================================
-- TKTK exploring modpol.initiate functions, which have no args
-- Need to properly document these
modpol.initiate = {}
modpol.initiate.consent = function(org)
print("What is your query?")
local query = io.read()
return modpol.consent(org, query)
end