> Ah, I forgot the original context you were working in!
>
I did too :) I didn't communicate it clearly, I think. I was trying to
accomplish too much too quickly.
This is exactly what I hoped for, a solution that would not force me to
disconnect and reconnect.
Let me give this a go and get ba
Ah, I forgot the original context you were working in!
All the suggestions I've made previously could be considered as trying to
this problem: that the ConsoleReader component not only reads user input,
but also generates a prompt for it (which it directly writes to the
console (standard ou
I got the carousel example working, but it sends/receives from/to the
original console, not any new client which connects. I realized I can
reuse the ConsoleEchoer, but somehow make it send a string to a client
upon connect, and have the server process the string instead of echoing
it to the se
This is really cool, and exactly what I need. I will get some time later
to implement this and try it out, and I am sure I'll have more questions
and comments.
Thanks again for this.
Gloria
> On Mar 2, 8:36 pm, Gloria W wrote:
>
>> Matt, thanks for this response. It took me a while to get thr
On Mar 2, 8:36 pm, Gloria W wrote:
> Matt, thanks for this response. It took me a while to get through it and
> make sure I understood each point. I appreciate it, comments are below.
No problem.
I've just realised another way to achieve the same effect that is
probably simpler!
There *is* a c
Matt, thanks for this response. It took me a while to get through it and
make sure I understood each point. I appreciate it, comments are below.
>> This is true, thanks. Now let's say I wanted to write to the client's
>> console before reading anything from their console.
>>
>> With no other chan
> This is true, thanks. Now let's say I wanted to write to the client's
> console before reading anything from their console.
>
> With no other changes, this Pipeline setting doesn't work:
> Pipeline(
> MyComponent(),
> ConsoleReader(),
> ).run()
>
> but I am expe
>
> Could you clarify which example you're looking at? The only one I can
> see with those lines is the "MyComponent" example, in which case you
> get the expected result. This is the code I'm running;
> http://davbo.pastebin.com/m5ea9e662
>
> You might just be getting confused with the boxes, you
>
> Like this?
> http://pastebin.com/m70a968b7
>
> ie (diff) :
> http://pastebin.com/pastebin.php?diff=m70a968b7
>
Yes, perfect, thank you.
>
>> and it does nothing. yielding it also does nothing. I should be able to
>> write to the console without receiving data from it, I hope. What am I
>
On Sunday 01 March 2009 06:51:09 Gloria W wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am testing things, trying to get a small modification to this example
> working correctly: http://www.kamaelia.org/Home
By this, I'm assuming you mean this:
http://pastebin.com/m529b7499
> I've simple added this line:
>
> self.s
Hey Gloria,
On 1 Mar, 06:51, Gloria W wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am testing things, trying to get a small modification to this example
> working correctly:http://www.kamaelia.org/Home
> I've simple added this line:
>
> self.send("Testing..1.2.3...",'outbox')
>
> between these two lines:
>
> *while* no
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