#266: harbor.input callbacks
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Reporter: romeodeepmind | Owner: toots
Type: Feature | Status: closed
Priority: 1 | Milestone: NEAR FUTURE
Component: Liquidsoap | Version: 0.9.0+svn
Resolution: fixed | Keywords:
Mac: 1 | Linux: 1
Netbsd: 1 | Other: 1
Freebsd: 1 |
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Comment(by toots):
Hi !
The headers value is a list of the type: {{{(string*string) list}}}, i.e.
each element in the list is a pair (label,value), where label is always
lowercase.
Hence, you shoud look at the various list and string operator in order to
manipulate them. See there:
http://savonet.sourceforge.net/doc-0.9.0/reference.html#List
An interesting function is {{{list.assoc}}}. This function takes a list of
elements of the type {{{string*string}}} as well as a key, and returns the
first value that corresponds to this key. For instance, if:
{{{
l = [("foo","bar")]
s = list.assoc("foo",l)
}}}
Then {{{s}}} will be the value {{{"foo"}}}.
{{{list.assoc(x,l)}}} can also be written {{{l[x]}}}.
Ha, and yes, for passing the values to an external process, you need to
use the {{{system}}} command. For instance:
{{{
system("/path/to/script " ^ quote(headers["ice-name"]) ^ " "
^ quote(headers["ice-description"]))
}}}
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