Implicity define a program's home as its owner. #736
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Summary
Allow features that get object links to function on programs - by returning the object owner.
Rationale
This suggestion has been around for a while, but I discovered that send_home() already does this for programs, so that precedent helped the decision.
Details
{links},GETLINKandGETLINKS_ARRAYnow report a program's link as its owner.SETLINK,SETLINKS_ARRAY,@link,@relink, and@unlinkprevent changing the implicit link, now with a more informative error message.Bonus fix?
Despite the documentation,
SETLINKdid not accept#-1as a destination. It does now.Future work
Refactor all link logic to use a standard set of functions.