#include <TcpReceiver.h>
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int | tcp_socket |
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std::list< int > | tcp_client_list |
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void | ProcessBundle (const osc::ReceivedBundle &b, const IpEndpointName &remoteEndpoint) |
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void | ProcessMessage (const osc::ReceivedMessage &message, const IpEndpointName &remoteEndpoint) |
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std::list< TuioClient * > | clientList |
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bool | connected |
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The TcpReceiver provides the OscReceiver functionality for the TCP transport method
- Author
- Martin Kaltenbrunner
- Version
- 1.1.6
◆ TcpReceiver() [1/2]
TcpReceiver::TcpReceiver |
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This constructor creates a TcpReceiver instance listening to the provided TCP port
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port | the number of the TCP port to listen to, defaults to 3333 |
◆ TcpReceiver() [2/2]
TcpReceiver::TcpReceiver |
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host, |
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port |
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This constructor creates a TcpReceiver connected to the provided host and TCP port
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host | the host name to connect |
port | the number of the TCP port to listen to, defaults to 3333 |
◆ ~TcpReceiver()
TcpReceiver::~TcpReceiver |
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The destructor is doing nothing in particular.
◆ connect()
void TcpReceiver::connect |
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lock = false | ) |
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The TcpReceiver connects and starts receiving TUIO messages via TCP
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lock | running in the background if set to false (default) |
Implements TUIO::OscReceiver.
◆ disconnect()
void TcpReceiver::disconnect |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: