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@@ -65,6 +65,8 @@ reply (e.g. C<ser,json>). Accepted serialization formats are defined below. + + =head1 Messages After the handshake, messages are exchanged asynchronously. There is no @@ -155,6 +157,7 @@ happens, things should be cleaned up automatically. + =head1 Serialization formats =head2 JSON @@ -176,42 +179,56 @@ specific to the message type. Messages are delimited with a newline. =over +=item PATTERNSYNC + +Message type 1. Second element is either C<true> or C<false> to enable or +disable pattern synchronisation. + + [1,true] + =item REGISTER -Message type 1. The second element is the $pid, encoded as a number. The third +Message type 2. The second element is the $pid, encoded as a number. The third element is the $pattern. - [1,14,["object",null,1]] + [2,14,["object",null,1]] + +=item REGDONE + +Message type 3. No extra elements. + + [3] =item UNREGISTER -Message type 2. The second element is the same as the second element of +Message type 4. The second element is the same as the second element of REGISTER. - [2,14] + [4,14] =item TUPLE -Message type 3. Second element is the $tid, encoded as a number. The third +Message type 5. Second element is the $tid, encoded as a number. The third element is the tuple. - [3,0,["variable","set","listen",false]] + [5,0,["variable","set","listen",false]] =item REPLY -Message type 4. Exact same encoding as TUPLE. +Message type 6. Exact same encoding as TUPLE. - [4,29382,[1]] + [6,29382,[1]] =item CLOSE -Message type 5. Second element is the $tid, encoded as a number. +Message type 7. Second element is the $tid, encoded as a number. - [5,29382] + [7,29382] =back + =head2 Gob =head3 Tuples & Patterns @@ -223,6 +240,8 @@ Allowed elements and their behaviour are as defined in the Go implementation. =head3 Messages +I<TODO:> This section is outdated. + Each message is communicated as a different struct. The type of a I<message> is therefore C<interface{}>. The following structs are used, corresponding to each of the messages. |