actually, now that i think about it, the real problem is how to keep the
loop alive
after the script terminates. hmm; that is a problem.
you could have a cli script run in the background. the only way youll be
able to
get data to it from the scripts that send output to the browser is through
som
On 10/8/07, David Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm looking for some ideas on the best way to perform the following.
> 1. Give the user a webpage that allows him/her to start/stop a loop.
> 2. Open a socket to a device.
> 3. Issue commands to the device a read the results.
> 4. Process
I'm looking for some ideas on the best way to perform the following.
1. Give the user a webpage that allows him/her to start/stop a loop.
2. Open a socket to a device.
3. Issue commands to the device a read the results.
4. Process the results.
5. If the user selected 'Stop', exit the loop or g
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