The only way I can think to do it quickly is include the scheduler in the queue itself:
As Bart Braem mentioned, Click is not really set up for dynamic links, and having the scheduler separate from the queue seems like a real headache: You can't do dynamic links. You can't really do packet marking, as there needs to be feedback back to the queue as to what to do. But if you do it in the queue itself, its actually pretty straightforward: you have a bunch of little internal queues. And if you use inheritence/OO right, you can build the "infinite little subqueue" mechanism and then place different schedulers in the logic. _______________________________________________ click mailing list [email protected] https://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/click
