See the Lua documentation for details. If you have lua installed in non-standard location, you can use. (These settings can be overridden by environment variables LUAPATH and LUACPATH.

Please use the search function in your browser window (Ctrl+F) to search for sections (Section: ) or to search for specific man page entries. On Windows, usually points to the directory where the Lua executable is found, and points to a lua/ directory inside .

The core support has been implemented so that it is both efficient and simple to use. Many of these man page repositories are very large. What is LuaSocket LuaSocket is a Lua extension library that is composed by two parts: a C core that provides support for the TCP and UDP transport layers, and a set of Lua modules that add support for functionality commonly needed by applications that deal with the Internet. The above Multicast Receive example allows you to see Q-SYS Discovery Protocol (QDP) packets on your network.Repository Loaded Debian 7.7 Commands - 81,313 Total Man Pages in Repository to the socket, into which one glimmering wick at Jast suddenly plunged.

Note that you can also use external Scripts. We also ask that you: + Make non-commercial use of the files We designed Google. The use case for this library is: you are developing a lua-resty module relying on cosockets, but you want it to also be usable in OpenResty's init context or even in plain Lua.

Those are sent to the same port on every NIC on a Layer 2 network, unless using IGMP Snooping or similar multicast filtering scheme. run-lua-code-v4 Note: One exception to this is when receiving multicast UDP packets. pkgs/development/lua-modules/generic/default.nix. Lua is the structure, but what 'makes things happen' is the functions provided by the client. Added luaPackages, moved lua sockets and lua filesystem to luaPackages, fixed mudlet deps 23. At this point this receiver script would have to send the data to a script associated with the specific instance of remote product. Certainly they both use Lua, but it is like trying to convert zMud Lua to MUSHclient (or vice-versa). think is the causehow to reproduce it EMCO just uses the usual embedded mapper stuff from Mudlet only fanciness there is showinghiding the object itself. This determination is typically done by parsing some type of ID from the received packet. In those rare cases, you have no alternative but to write a single script to receive all responses from all devices and then farm them out to other scripts for final processing, once a determination has been made where the packet originated. Unfortunately, some remote interfaces always send UDP responses to the same UDP port, regardless of the originating port on the opposite end (Q-SYS in this case). This is where youll actually tell Mudlet to do the highlighting. 3.) The large box at the bottom is for Lua scripting.

The (w+) part tells mudlet to look for word characters (anything matching a-zA-Z0-9). However, on the Q-SYS end, if you expect to also handle UDP responses, you need to be careful to choose unique UDP ports for the Open() method to ensure incoming packets go to the correct script. Whats happening here is that youre telling Mudlet to look for the beginning of a new line with the caret. So you still have to decide between a wildcard trigger and checking it against a variable afterwards, or a temp trigger that is re-created any time your variable changes. Assuming you had many identical devices to control (via the same or separate scripts) that all used the same UDP port number for their remote interfaces, you could have many scripts, each controlling another device on the same remote UDP port. AFAIK, allowing Mudlet to be capable of this would make trigger matching as a whole less efficient. It is fast, and designed to be easy to use for both new and experienced users. The port you specify in the Send() method is not necessarily the one you assign with the Open() method (although they frequently match). Mudlet is a modern free, cross-platform, open-source mud client. The expected behavior of UDP-enabled remote devices is to send any responses back to the originating UDP port. But another script may use that same port on a different IP address (NIC). Because of the nature of UDP/IP, there may only be one script listening to a port on a given IP address.

Mudlet use lua socket