Class: Dyndoc::InteractiveServer
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Dyndoc::InteractiveServer
- Defined in:
- lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #init_dyndoc ⇒ Object
- #init_server ⇒ Object
-
#initialize ⇒ InteractiveServer
constructor
A new instance of InteractiveServer.
- #process_dyndoc(content) ⇒ Object
- #reinit_dyndoc ⇒ Object
- #run ⇒ Object
Constructor Details
#initialize ⇒ InteractiveServer
Returns a new instance of InteractiveServer.
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 9 def initialize @tmpl_mngr=nil @tmpl_filename=nil init_dyndoc init_server end |
Instance Method Details
#init_dyndoc ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 16 def init_dyndoc unless @tmpl_mngr Dyndoc.cfg_dyn['dyndoc_session']=:interactive @tmpl_mngr = Dyndoc::Ruby::TemplateManager.new({}) ##is it really well-suited for interactive mode??? end reinit_dyndoc end |
#init_server ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 50 def init_server @server = TCPServer.new('0.0.0.0',7777) end |
#process_dyndoc(content) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 35 def process_dyndoc(content) ##Dyndoc.warn :process_dyndoc_content,content @content=@tmpl_mngr.parse(content) ##Dyndoc.warn :content, @content @tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["body.content"]=Dyndoc::Utils.protect_dyn_block_for_atom(@content) ##Dyndoc.warn :body_content,@tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["body.content"] if @tmpl_filename @tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["_FILENAME_CURRENT_"]=@tmpl_filename.dup @tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["_FILENAME_"]=@tmpl_filename.dup #register name of template!!! @tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["_FILENAME_ORIG_"]=@tmpl_filename.dup #register name of template!!! @tmpl_mngr.filterGlobal.envir["_PWD_"]=File.dirname(@tmpl_filename) end return Dyndoc::Utils.unprotect_dyn_block_for_atom(@content) end |
#reinit_dyndoc ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 25 def reinit_dyndoc if @tmpl_mngr @tmpl_mngr.init_doc({:format_output=> "html"}) @tmpl_mngr.require_dyndoc_libs("DyndocWebTools") puts "InteractiveServer (re)initialized!\n" @tmpl_mngr.as_default_tmpl_mngr! #=> Dyndoc.tmpl_mngr activated! end end |
#run ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/dyndoc/srv/interactive-server.rb', line 54 def run trap("SIGINT") { @server.close;exit! } loop { socket = @server.accept ## Rmk: I can't remember the whole story but I started with recv and then need read (but did not notice that the atom-plugin did not work anymore). gets() seems to be the solution. ## read and gets are blocking and recv is not b=socket.gets("__[[END_TOKEN]]__") #b=socket.read #b=socket.recv(100000) ##p [:b,b] data=b.to_s.strip ##p [:data,data] if data =~ /^__send_cmd__\[\[([a-z,_]*)\|?([^\]]*)?\]\]__(.*)__\[\[END_TOKEN\]\]__$/m cmd,@tmpl_filename,content = $1,$2,$3 ##p [:cmd,cmd,:content,content,:filename,@tmpl_filename] #p [:tmpl_mngr,@tmpl_filename] unless @tmpl_filename.empty? Question.session_dir(File.dirname(@tmpl_filename)) end if content.strip == "__EXIT__" socket.close @server.close break end if cmd =~ /(.*)_with_layout_reinit$/ LayoutMngr.reinit cmd=$1 end if cmd =~ /(.*)_with_libs_reinit$/ reinit_dyndoc cmd=$1 end if cmd == "dyndoc" res = process_dyndoc(content) ##p [:dyndoc_server,content,res] socket.write "__send_cmd__[[dyndoc]]__"+res+"__[[END_TOKEN]]__" end end socket.close } end |