I was looking at the wiki trying to understand how properties work.
I'm assuming they function the same for users, pipes, channels, etc.
I have a question about this example.
var channel = Ape.getChannelByName('foochannel');
channel.setProperty('foo', 'bar');
channel.myprivate = {'my':'private'}; // Can be a string or whatever
you want
channel.pipe.sendRaw('FOORAW', {'John':'Doe'});
Ape.addEvent('beforeJoin', function(user, channel) {
Ape.log('My private : ' + channel.myprivate);
});
channel.setProperty('foo', 'bar'); is a public
property right?
channel.myprivate = {'my':'private'}; is a private channel?
I understand that private properties are on the server and not seen by
anyone. My question is, when I set a public property, is value of
that property immediately propagated to all users who have access to
that information? In this case, a client using the javascript
framework be able to see that channel.foo=bar after this code runs?
or only people who join the channel after the property is set. Also,
is there a way to bind an event of a property change so that the user
knows if the property of a channel is changed?
Thanks,
Tyler
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