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ajout de l'option -delay
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changement de version de Time::Gettimeofday
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as for example 'zaza (' or '*'
- ivy-perl is now tolerant to illformed regular expressions subscribed
by other agent on the bus
- ivy-perl warn you when a message containing a \n is send.
This is because the \n is currently the message separator
- with the statusfunc, it is now possible to know every regexp
subscribed / unsubscribed by other agents
- the ivyprobe.pl application now displays all subscriptions /
unsubscriptions. It also allows unsubscription
- when a die message is issued with an unknown agentName,
Ivy warn you correctly
- man pages enhancements
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Ivy.pm permet de connaitres les abonnements/desabonnements
ivyprobe.pl permet de suivre tous les abonnements / dé-abonnements
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la suppression des threads (entre la version CVS 1.9 et 1.10)
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the man has been enhanced
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message players
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* Better documentation of statusFunc parameter of New method
* if an appli start two times the same bus it still work now
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ivyprobe.pl script and to install it in /usr/bin/
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- source SGML file recreated
- generated HTML files removed from archive
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Thats means it can be used again without ivy object.
This has been documented in the man pages. However it is preferable
to create Ivy objects.
- \s and ^\s in regexp are now correctly expanded as tab and
blank characters
- regular expressions are now case-insensitive (the same as ivy-c!)
Of course, case of parameters transmitted on the bus are preserved!
- an implementation of ivyprobe is given as an example and as a test tool
/usr/bin/ivyprobe.pl -h for more infos.
- when :port is used as a domain/port ivy-perl now really do connect
to the 127:port bus.
- man pages have been enhanced. Some features not yet documented
are now (mainly sendDirect / bindDirect / fileEvent).
- the stop method works now also with applications written
with the C version of ivy. However the hack may not be the good solution!
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Thats means it can be used again without ivy object.
This has been documented in the man pages. However it is preferable
to create Ivy objects.
* \s and ^\s in regexp are now correctly expanded as tab and
blank characters
* regular expressions are now case-insensitive (the same as ivy-c!)
Of course, case of parameters transmitted on the bus are preserved!
* an implementation of ivyprobe is given as an example and as a test tool
/usr/bin/ivyprobe.pl -h for more infos.
* when :port is used as a domain/port ivy-perl now really do connect
to the 127:port bus.
* man pages have been enhanced. Some features not yet documented
are now (mainly sendDirect / bindDirect / fileEvent).
* the stop method works now also with applications written
with the C version of ivy. However the hack may not be the good solution!
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previous Perl versions until 4.0
Translated error messages to English
Slightly improved English in documentation
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version 4.2 of Ivy
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Add a const IVY_PROTOCOL_VERSION and set it to 3
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Call observer method instead of callback function when applicable
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