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C H A P T E R 2 4
Built-in Communications Tools
AppleTalk Tool
24-9
The infrared tool uses the Sharp Infrared protocol. Because of the characteristics of
this protocol, Apple recommends setting
sendFlags
to
kPacket
and to
kEOP
every time you send data. For more information on
sendFlags
see, "Sending
Data" (page 23-11).
If you don't set
sendFlags
as recommended above, the tool only sends data after
it queues 512 bytes of data, which means that input scripts do not terminate as you
might expect. On the receiving side, the queuing means you terminate after every
output if you set
useEOP
to
true
. If you are using
byteCount
, you should set
useEOP
to
nil
to trigger on
byteCount
instead of
EOP
. For more information on
useEOP
and
byteCount
, see "Specifying Data Termination Conditions"
(page 23-14).
AppleTalk Tool
24
The AppleTalk tool enables access to the ADSP (Apple Data Stream Protocol
component of the AppleTalk protocol stack.
The following is an example of how to create an AppleTalk endpoint:
myATalkEP := {_proto:protoBasicEndpoint};
myOptions := [
{ label: kCMSAppleTalkID,
type: 'service,
opCode: opSetRequired
},
{ label: kCMSAppleTalkID,
type: 'option,
opCode: opSetRequired,
data:
{ arglist: ["adsp"],// or KCMOAppleTalkADSP
typelist:[
'struct
['array, 'char, 4]
]
}
},
{ label: kCMOEndpointName,
type: 'option,
opCode: opSetRequired,
data: { arglist: [kADSPEndpoint],
typelist:[
'struct
['array, 'char, 0]
]
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