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inmplementations (uuid and appName were swapped)
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non blocking
mode was requested
° Optimisation : remove buffer copy when it's possible
ivyprobe.pl : ° use non blocking mode,
° fix bug with the use of gnu readline : now editing previous entries is possible
° add -regexpFile regexpfile option : ivyprobe.pl will bind qll the regexp
which are in the file given in argument.
° add -filter class1,classe2,...,classeN : add the possibility to filter messages
for test/debug purpose.
testCongestionTk.pl : simple demo which demonstrate non blocking mode with Tk
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-t for time stamping
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-n for modifying the default name. This will be similar the java probe implementation.
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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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