Core¶

Core represents your ability to identify and interact directly with the running kOS processor. You can use it to access the parent vessel, or to perform operations on the processor’s part. You obtain a CORE structure by using the bound variable core.

structure CORE¶

**Members**¶
Suffix	Type
All suffixes of `kOSProcessor`	`CORE` objects are a type of `kOSProcessor`
`VESSEL`	Vessel
`ELEMENT`	Element
`VERSION`	Version
`CURRENTVOLUME`	`Volume`
`MESSAGES`	`MessageQueue`

CORE:VESSEL¶

Type:	VesselTarget
Access:	Get only

The vessel containing the current processor.

CORE:ELEMENT¶

Type:	Element
Access:	Get only

The element object containing the current processor.

CORE:VERSION¶

Type:	VersionInfo
Access:	Get only

The kOS version currently running.

CORE:CURRENTVOLUME¶

Type:	`Volume`
Access:	Get only

The currently selected volume for the current processor. This may be useful to prevent deleting files on the Archive, or for interacting with multiple local hard disks.

CORE:MESSAGES¶

Type:	`MessageQueue`
Access:	Get only

Returns this processsor’s message queue.