Add MatroskaJS Chapter Codec

chapter_codecs.md

@@ -72,6 +72,84 @@ The one and only command existing for the moment is `GotoAndPlay( ChapterUID );`
 same suggests, it means that, when this command is encountered, the `Matroska Player`
 **SHOULD** jump to the `Chapter` specified by the UID and play it, as long as this `Chapter` exists.
 
+## MatroskaJS
+
+This is the case when `ChapProcessCodecID` = 2. This is a script language build for
+Matroska purposes. It uses the [@!ECMAScript] 6th Edition (ES6) syntax. The commands are stored as text commands, in UTF-8.
+The syntax is C like, with commands spanned on many lines, each terminating with a semicolon ";". You can also include comments
+at the end of lines with "//" or comment many lines using "/* \*/". The scripts are stored
+in `ChapProcessData`. For the moment `ChapProcessPrivate` is not used.
+
+The Matroska Script contains the following commands.
+
+### GotoAndPlay
+
+The command is called with `GotoAndPlay( "<ChapterUID>" );`.
+
+As the same suggests, it means that, when this command is encountered, the `Matroska Player`
+**SHOULD** jump to the `Chapter` specified by the `ChapterUID` string and play it, as long as this `Chapter` exists.
+
+### LogMsg
+
+The command is called with `LogMsg( "A String" );`.
+
+The `Matroska Player` **SHOULD** send the provided message to the user debugging console, if there is one.
+In this example it would send "A String", without the double quotes, to the debugging console.
+
+### AddChoice
+
+The command is called with `AddChoice( "<ChoiceUID>", group = Null );`.
+
+The `Matroska Player` **MUST** keep the choice with the given UID in memory until the Chapter it belongs to
+has ended. The string may be any length and should be a valid ECMAScript string literal.
+
+If a group string is supplied, the choice **MUST** only be evaluated within the group of the given string.
+Otherwise the choice **MUST** be evaluated with the other choices with no group, called the Default Group.
+
+It is possible to add a single choice for a group to let the user select it or not, for example with a checkbox.
+
+### SetChoiceText
+
+The command is called with `SetChoiceText( "<ChoiceUID>", "Some text", "<lang>" );`.
+
+Set the string to use for the choice with the given UID if the given language is selected.
+The language string is the same form defined in [@!RFC5646] as for the `ChapLanguageBCP47` element.
+
+When the `Matroska Player` collects the strings to use for all available choices, the same language
+rules apply as of [@!Matroska, section 19] for track selection. In addition if a string is missing for a language
+the whole language is considered to be not available, unless there is no other language option available.
+
+<!-- TODO: allow attaching a choice to a tag, we will need a special tag target for that -->
+
+### SetChoiceDefault
+
+The command is called with `SetChoiceDefault( "<ChoiceUID>", group = Null );`.
+
+Tell the `Matroska Player` that the choice with the given UID is the default one to use.
+If this function is not called, no choice is considered the default one.
+
+If a group string is supplied, the default state only applies within the group of the given string.
+Otherwise the default state only applies among the choices of the Default Group.
+
+### CommitChoices
+
+The command is called with `CommitChoices( );`.
+
+Tell the `Matroska Player` that all previously added choices with AddChoice ((#addchoice)) should be used.
+This **SHOULD** generate some visually visible choice, with the default choice selected, if there is one.
+
+### GetChoice
+
+The command is called with `GetChoice( group = Null );`.
+
+The function returns the UID string corresponding to the choice selected by the user.
+If the user did not make a selection and there is no default one, this function returns the ECMAScript `Undefined`.
+
+If a group string is supplied, the selected UID string returned is the selection within the choices of the given group string.
+Otherwise selected UID string returned is the selection within the choices of the Default Group.
+
+
+
 ## DVD Menu
 
 This is the case when `ChapProcessCodecID` = 1. Each level of a chapter corresponds

rfc_backmatter_chapter_codecs.md

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@
   </front>
 </reference>
 
-<reference anchor="ECMAScript" target="https://262.ecma-international.org/14.0/">
+<reference anchor="ECMAScript" target="https://262.ecma-international.org/6.0/">
   <front>
-    <title>ECMA-262 14th Edition, June 2022. ECMAScript 2023 language specification</title>
+    <title>ECMA-262 6th Edition, June 2015. ECMAScript 2015 language specification</title>
     <author>
       <organization>Ecma International</organization>
     </author>
-    <date month="June" year="2023" />
+    <date month="June" year="2015" />
   </front>
 </reference>