udp

(plugins.udp)

Returned Types

JSPacket,

Methods Summarized

TypeNameSummary

Create a new empty packet.

Get a packet from receive buffer, read buffer until empty (null is returned).

Send a packet.

Send a packet on another port.

Start a UDP socket for a port.

void

Stop the UDP socket for a port.

Put a test packet in the receive buffer to test your method call and getReceivedPacket.

Methods Detailed

createNewPacket()

Create a new empty packet.

Returns: JSPacket

Sample

var packet = plugins.udp.createNewPacket()
packet.writeUTF('hello world!')//writes UTF
packet.writeInt(12348293)//writes 4 bytes
packet.writeShort(14823)//writes 2 bytes
packet.writeByte(123)//writes 1 byte

getReceivedPacket()

Get a packet from receive buffer, read buffer until empty (null is returned).

Returns: JSPacket

Sample

var packet = null
while( ( packet = plugins.udp.getReceivedPacket() ) != null)
{
	var text = packet.readUTF()
	var count = packet.readInt()
}

sendPacket(destIpOrHostname, packet)

Send a packet.

Parameters

  • String destIpOrHostname the ip of the destination or the hostname

  • JSPacket packet the JSPacket to send

Returns: Boolean

Sample

var packet = plugins.udp.createNewPacket()
packet.writeUTF('hello world!')
plugins.udp.sendPacket('10.0.0.1',packet)

sendPacket(destIpOrHostname, packet, port)

Send a packet on another port.

Parameters

  • String destIpOrHostname the ip of the destination or the hostname

  • JSPacket packet the JSPacket to send

  • Number port the port on which to send the packet

Returns: Boolean

Sample

var packet = plugins.udp.createNewPacket()
packet.writeUTF('hello world!')
plugins.udp.sendPacket('10.0.0.1',packet, 4321)

startSocket(port_number, method_to_call_when_packet_received_and_buffer_is_empty)

Start a UDP socket for a port.

Parameters

  • Number port_number the local port that this UDP socket will bind to.

  • Object method_to_call_when_packet_received_and_buffer_is_empty when the socket receives one or more packages, it calls this method once. The method will no longer be called even if new packages are received - until a call to UDPProvider#js_getReceivedPacket() returns null. So you should consume all available packets before you expect this method to be called again.

Returns: Boolean

Sample

plugins.udp.startSocket(1234,my_packet_process_method)

stopSocket()

Stop the UDP socket for a port.

Returns: void

Sample

plugins.udp.stopSocket()

testPacket(packet)

Put a test packet in the receive buffer to test your method call and getReceivedPacket.

Parameters

Returns: Boolean

Sample

var packet = plugins.udp.createNewPacket()
packet.writeUTF('hello world!')
plugins.udp.testPacket(packet)

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