Hi, I saw there is already some answer to your issue, but the reason
why you do not have context in the function called with onSend.
I do not know Mootools as well as I do prototype, so here is the way
to make it work using prototype:
var MyClass = new Class({
//Your vars
initialize: function(options) { try {
this.setOptions(options);
this.instanceId = this.options.instanceId;
this.channel = Ape.mkChan("*mychannel"+this.instanceId);
this.channel.pipe.onSend = this.onSend.bind(this); //<=== this
uses prototype
} catch(e) { Ape.log("[MyClass] initialize() EXCEPTION: "+e); } },
onSend: function(user, params){
//When onSend happens on the pipe, this function will
be called and you can refer to "this" inside of it to access your
instance of MyClass
Ape.log("[MyClass] onSend()...");
}
});
I am sure that Mootools has something to provide the same behavior.
I apologize if your issue has already been answered, just tought I
would share ;)
On Mar 15, 2:50 pm, nouknouk <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1) I have some code on server side (latest APE Git version) like that:
>
> var MyClass = new Class({
> Implements: [Options],
> options: {
> instanceId: 1 // an integer
> },
> instanceId: 0,
> channel: null,
> initialize: function(options) { try {
> this.setOptions(options);
> this.instanceId = this.options.instanceId;
> this.channel = Ape.mkChan("*mychannel"+this.instanceId);
>
> this.channel.pipe.onSend = function(user, params)
> { Ape.log("[MyClass] onSend()..."); };
>
> } catch(e) { Ape.log("[MyClass] initialize() EXCEPTION: "+e); } },
>
> });
>
> In 'global scope' code, I instanciate MyClass once (with option
> instanceId set to '1').
> I launch my APE server and then I connect to APE with my browser.
>
> Once my client is connected to APE:
> - I join "*myChannel1" : client.core.join("*mychannel1");
> - I wait for the 'CHANNEL' reply.
> - I call myChannelVar.send("abcdef");
>
> But on server side, the onSend callback fuction is never called.
> I don't understand why.
>
> Any idea ?
>
> 2) I wondered if there was a way to register events for a specific
> channel on server side. I mean having events equivalents to
> 'beforeJoin', 'join', left' but binded only to ONE channel (and not
> all channels of the APE server).
>
> I have a couple of workarounds to do that (*), but I think having such
> event at channel level would make sense if there was such feature in
> the server's package itself. Don't you think ?
>
> (*) workaround 1 :
> // global event written once...
> Ape.addEvent('join', function(user, channel) {
> if (channel.onJoin != null) {
> channel.onJoin(user);
> }
>
> }
>
> // ... and for each channel instanciated:
> var myChan = Ape.mkChan("myChan");
> // add a callback if we want to listen to the event.
> myChan.onJoin = function(user) { Ape.log("onJoin"); }
>
> (*) workaround 2 (crappy way):
>
> // for each channel instanciated:
> var myChan = Ape.mkChan("myChan");
> Ape.addEvent('join', function(user, channel) {
> if (channel == myChan) {
> Ape.log("onJoin");
> }
>
> }
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