Hi,
I noticed for non interactive channels (ie. those with name beginning by
a 'star' character) there is no way for the client to send a RAW to the
server directly to the channel.
I'm ok that for 'interactive channels', when a RAW is sent by a user,
the server automatically broadcasts it other users. That's their goal
after all;
But for 'non interactive channels', instead of simply discarding the
received RAW, having something like a 'onSend' callback attached to the
channel object himself (or the 'channel.pipe' object) would be a plus.
That way, this would allow to:
- write independant working classes on server side, which would manage
all exchanges for a given channel (ie. client => server exchanges too).
- no need to instanciate a specific uni pipe logically binded to the
channel and the glue code to manage the same (in a less efficient way
compared to the same 'glue' coded directly in the C code of the server).
I'm aware the client already can send commands to the server for
client=>srv data exchange. But -as commands are designed to act in a
global context, this method is:
- neither 'efficient', as if we use the same cmdName common to several
instances, this involves we have to dispatch each command received to
the right instance, while dispatching could have been done before in
server's C code.
- nor 'clean' (if we use one cmdName personalized for each isntance), as
when the instance will be destroyed, there is no way to unregister the
personalized command.
Regards,
Nouk²
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