On Sat, February 3, 2007 16:50, Paul Alfille said:
> $owserver=OWNet->new("localhost -F") ;
Heh. The only combination I *didn't* try, of course. :)
Tim
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$owserver=OWNet->new("localhost -F") ;
On 2/3/07, Tim Sailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, February 2, 2007 21:58, Paul Alfille said:
> Thanks for the error report.
No problem. I figured, actually, that I was doing something wrong! :)
> Fixed, I think. A change to owserver -- committed
On Fri, February 2, 2007 21:58, Paul Alfille said:
> Thanks for the error report.
No problem. I figured, actually, that I was doing something wrong! :)
> Fixed, I think. A change to owserver -- committed to the CVS.
Well, one other thing, which may be a bug or I'm not reading the docs
right...
Thanks for the error report.
Fixed, I think. A change to owserver -- committed to the CVS.
Paul Alfille
On 2/2/07, Tim Sailer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use OWNet;
my $owserver=OWNet->new("localhost") ;
print $owserver->read('/uncached/10.8D5155000800/temperature')."\n";
Thi
#!/usr/bin/perl
use OWNet;
my $owserver=OWNet->new("localhost") ;
print $owserver->read('/uncached/10.8D5155000800/temperature')."\n";
This will never print a value. If I take out uncached, it works. Any ideas?
Tim
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