Actually, I was referring to the work on the BoneBus side. I was able to
pull this out of bonebus.cpp (if this doesn't format correctly, I send
the file):
> // [BMLR] Get command from renderer and external programs
> vector<string>* BoneBusClient::GetCommand() { std::string result = "";
> if ( m_sockTCP != NULL ) { fd_set SocketSet; FD_ZERO(&SocketSet);
> FD_SET(m_sockTCP, &SocketSet); TIMEVAL SelectTime = {0, 0}; int error
> = select(m_sockTCP + 1, &SocketSet, 0, 0, &SelectTime); if (error > 0)
> { char b[10000]; // Todo: use a while loop instead int bytesRecv =
> recv(m_sockTCP, b, sizeof(b), 0); if (bytesRecv > 0) {
> result.append(b); result = result.substr(0, bytesRecv); } } } if
> (result.length() > 0) { vector<string>* results = new
> vector<string>(); BoneBusServer::Tokenize(result, *results, "\r\r\r");
> // we use \r\r\r as a separator between commands :) return results; }
> return NULL; } // [BMLR] Send text to speak to the renderer void
> BoneBusClient::SendSpeakText( const unsigned int msgNumber, const char
> * agent, const char * text ) { if ( !IsOpen() ) { return; } char
> b[512]; int blen; sprintf( b, "SpeakText|%d|%s|%s;", msgNumber, agent,
> text); blen = (int)strlen( b ); int bytesSent = send( m_sockTCP,
> (const char *)b, blen, 0 ); if (bytesSent < 0) { int errnum =
> WSAGetLastError(); printf( "socket error: %d\n", errnum ); } } //
> [BMLR] Sends create pawn requests to renderer void
> BoneBusClient::SendCreatePawn(std::string name, double locx, double
> locy, double locz) { if ( !IsOpen() ) { return; } char b[1024]; int
> blen; sprintf( b, "CreatePawn|%s|%f|%f|%f;", name.c_str(),
> (float)locx, (float)locy, (float)locz); blen = (int)strlen( b ); int
> bytesSent = send( m_sockTCP, (const char *)b, blen, 0 ); if (bytesSent
> < 0) { int errnum = WSAGetLastError(); printf( "socket error: %d\n",
> errnum ); } }
So we have new commands, handled as strings, rather than a general
infrastructure, which is fine.
Bjarni Þór wrote:
> Ps, pitty that you weren't at ISI when I came by the other day... Also
> could've met up with you at SIGGRAPH but didn't see the mail until too
> late! I'll have to stop by ISI soon again... Are you going to Tokyo
> for IVA?
I didn't even know you were in town. If we don't run into each other
next week, I will be at IVA. Anyone else want to meet up there?
Anm
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