... instead of sharedXXX / purgeXXX.
They are more C++ friendly, and also easier to remember.
common files + Mac files + iOS files + tests/samples files were updated.
The old methods are deprecated now.
Contains the following tasks:
-initial socket.io extension commit
-sioclientimpl subclasses websocket:delegate to respond to websocket events
-implement static connect methods and basic client creation
-move SocketIO class files into correct extension folder (network)
-create SocketIO test in TestCpp
-update project references
-add missing static modifier to connect method
-implement basic test methods
-update extensions tests with SocketIO test entry
-implement basic handshake and opensocket methods for SocketIO
-add Delegate class to handle callbacks, implement virtual Delegate methods in test
-implement socket and client registries for lookup when connecting to hosts and endpoints
-connect delegate onOpen method by separating impl creation from connection
-update test to demonstrate onOpen callback
-create send and emit methods, move SIOClient into header file, add send and emit methods to test
-implement basic socket.io message parsing
-improve logging for events and messages
-add logic to pull event name from payload
-schedule heartbeat to keep connection alive, scheduled for 90% of the heartbeat interval from the server for safety
-add onConnect handler to to catch socket.io onconnect vs websocket onopen
-add disconnect and disconnectFromEndpoint methods to properly disconnect and destroy objects
-modify SIOClientImpl to track _uri for easier lookup in registries
-connect handler for onMessage to message event from socket.io, modify onError handler to take a string instead of WebSocket error code
-create SIOEvent callback type, implement event registry in clients, add test for event registration and callback
-update SIOEvent to use std::function and c++11, utilize cocos2d CC_CALLBACK method to bind selectors, this ensures that the *this reference is properly passed
-check for connect before sending or emitting in the client, cleanup some codes
-change connect logic to reuse existing socket connections instead of opening a new one
-implements get and set Tag methods for clients for easy reference
-improve endpoint handling, add endpoint tests to test layer
-additional error handling within socket disconnect error and failure to open connection
-fixes extracting endpoint from socket.io messages (in cases of the connect message, where there is 1 less colon for the connect message to the default namespace). Also fixes connecting to the default namespace "/" in the connectToEndpoint method
-add disconnect and onClose handlers to client so that onClose is called in the delegate
-add disconnect test methods to test layers
-change c-style casts to static_casts when using a CCDICT_FOREACH
-remove some unneeded namespace completion
-add usage documentation
-add handling for disconnect from server, cleanup some codes
-update comments and documentation in the socketiotest
-update includes so the NDK doesn't complain when compiling with c++11
-add socketio.cpp and test.cpp to the android makefiles
-update test URL to my public server, test script can also be found in my repo at https://github.com/hannon235/socket.io-testserver.git
Signed-off-by: Chris Hannon <himynameschris@gmail.com>
1. Pitch/pan/gain support on iOS, Mac, Linux+FMOD, Android+SoundPool;
2. Unified OpenAL code with pitch/pan/gain on Linux, Tizen, Blackberry,
Native Client;
3. Bug fixed: rewindBackgroundMusic() no longer stops music on unified
OpenAL engine.
4. Optional mp3 support for Linux+OpenAL (OPENAL_MP3 make option);
5. Pan/gain (not pitch) support for Android+OpenES.
6. Reorganized CocosDenshion tests in TestCpp.
Known issues:
1. No support for windows, emscrippten, marmalade.
2. No pitch effect on Android+OpenES. It requires backend redesign:
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=24592
closed#2333: 1) Share top level Makefile between emscripten, linux and nacl.
2) Remove the dependacy of the emscripten build on /Library/Fonts
(a darwin-only folder). On non-darwin platforms we use the
ariel.tff that is part of TestCpp.
Remove the dependacy of the emscripten build on /Library/Fonts
(a darwin-only folder). On non-darwin platforms we use the
ariel.tff that is part of TestCpp.
Since switching to C++11 the NaCL build was disabled.
This re-enables the ARM configuration which uses a
more recent version of gcc. This means that that NaCl
code paths will at least be test until we can find a way
to re-enable the X86 build.
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