- From: Scott Scriven <toykeeper AT cheerful.com> (Scott Scriven)
- Subject: [lcdproc] perl programming a client?
- Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 19:33:03 -0700
* Flavio Curti
<flaviocu AT swix.ch>
wrote:
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the library uses now the protocol 0.4pre9 version... (there is
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no such thing as a client server in 0.3?!?) but the current
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cvs version intoduces some changes in the protocol and one new
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function... i think the changes could be done really fa st...
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maybe i will do it this weekend, and publish another version
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for the cvs v ersion if anyone needs this...
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i would like to know if any other changes to the protocol arp
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planned???
Yes, the protocol will be changing. Most current commands use
this style:
command screen widget val1 val2 val3
But we're changing it to be more like a command-line:
command screen widget -opt val -opt val -opt val
This way, options can come in any order, or be omitted; and
it'll be easier to add new options without breaking old clients.
As for perl, Yes. Either use the already-mentioned perl-LCDd
library, or you can just use the builtin perl sockets to talk
directly to LCDd. There are examples in the source tree, in
"clients/examples/".
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