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Topic: basic terminal (networking) (Read 293 times) |
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madmerv
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basic terminal (networking)
« on: Nov 13th, 2003, 2:57am » |
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i'm having trouble with large datasets from streams using text; is there a buffer limit to the net variable? what are the specific qualities of this variable; is this a method or a constructor; does it come as an array of bytes or a string? (?)
this code just plumb don't work:
String[] data; // Array to hold the incomming data from the net
BFont Univers45;
void setup()
{
size(640, 480);
noStroke();
background(0,0,0);
Univers45 = loadFont("Univers45.vlw.gz");
textFont(Univers45,20);
status("Reading data from black-ice.psc.edu iam daemon." );
text( "LOADING", 280, 240 );
textFont(Univers45,14);
beginNet("black-ice.psc.edu", 25004);
}
public void netEvent()
{
if (net != null)
{
data = net; // Split and parse the data received in net into lines
}
}
int x;
void loop()
{
println(net);
}
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| « Last Edit: Nov 13th, 2003, 3:10am by madmerv » |
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benelek
 
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Re: basic terminal (networking)
« Reply #1 on: Nov 13th, 2003, 11:55am » |
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hi mad Merv.
net is a String, and you've defined data as an array. so data=net won't work.
feel free post some more code, and we'll help you get started.
~jacob
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fry
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Re: basic terminal (networking)
« Reply #2 on: Nov 13th, 2003, 3:44pm » |
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also note that net is a little horked right now. you might be better off using java networking stuff if you want to do anything more complex than what's in the examples. 
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