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the library uses now the protocol 0.4pre9 version... (there is no such thing
as
a client server in 0.3?!?) but the current cvs version intoduces some changes
in
the protocol and one new function... i think the changes could be done really
fa
st... maybe i will do it this weekend, and publish another version for the
cvs v
ersion if anyone needs this...

i would like to know if any other changes to the protocol arp planned???

greetz flavio

On 16-Feb-2000 Dirk wrote:
> This sounds good. I'm assembling the hardware for an mp3 standalone, and
> I'd prefer to do as much as I can in perl. I'm still running old 3.x on my
> linux box. I guess my question is, how far off is 0.4? Will it make a lot
> of work for you to add in support for the recent versions, and then update
> for 0.4? And finally, will it be worth it?
>
> I've already got my front end to mpg123 done, and I'm itching to get
> things working.
>
> Dirk
>
>
>
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Flavio Curti wrote:
>
>> rehi
>>
>> hehe... never mind. i was just wondering about the use of the library.. as
>> i
>> had
>> alot of downloads, but didn't receive any inputs or complaints...
>> so what do you think, is it necessary to support the cvs version ?? (new
>> paramet
>> ers in the protocol), or should i wait until the official release ??
>>
>> greetz Flavio
>>
>> On 15-Feb-2000 Harald Klein wrote:
>> > Flavio Curti wrote:
>> >>
>> >> hi
>> >>
>> >> under http://no-way.org/perl-LCDd/ you'll find a perl-library which was
>> >> written for this...
>> >> would be nice, to have some example clients... or ideas, what it needs
>> >> more...
>> >>
>> >
>> > ups sorry, i forgot...
>> >
>> > if i find the time i will port lcdmetar to your lib
>> >
>> > hari
>> >
>> >
>> >> hope it helps
>> >>
>> >> Flavio
>> >>
>> >> ps: no, i do not yet support the CVS-version... would this be needed ???
>> >>
>> >> >Well, I'll admit. My C++ skills are lacking. My C skills even worse. Is
>> >> >it
>> >> >possible to code a client using perl? Since the server language is
>> >> >ascii,
>> >> >it
>> >> >should be, yes?
>> >> >
>> >> >Thanks folks,
>> >> >Derek
>> >> >
>> >> >
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• [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, D. Stark - EZW, 02/15/2000
  • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/15/2000
  • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/15/2000
    • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/15/2000
      • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/15/2000
        • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Dirk, 02/16/2000
          • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Flavio Curti, 02/16/2000
            • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Scott Scriven, 02/16/2000
        • [lcdproc] perl programming a client?, Harald Klein, 02/16/2000

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