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EventGhost / Re: Sending and extracting payloads

« on: August 04, 2010, 08:16:03 PM »

The updated version of Brodcaster works like a charm, it is actually also consuming a bit less CPU time then the older version, nice. Havent had the time to test the new Vox. yet but ill upgrade next week when i have some more time to work on my projects.

Thanks a lot for the help and the fast reply!

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EventGhost / Re: Sending and extracting payloads

« on: August 04, 2010, 03:12:23 AM »

Yeah that makes sence. I'll try out the new version of both the plugin and voxcommando when I get home!

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EventGhost / Sending and extracting payloads

« on: August 03, 2010, 07:17:43 PM »

Hi!

First, thanks for a great application! I really love the combination of VoxCommando and EventGhost seems like the possibilities for home automation are endless. Im currently working on making my computer into a voice-controlled alarm clock, now how useful wouldn't that be!?

However i am having some trouble with the payloads from WoxCommando (v0733). If for instance if i create a command like this:

        <command name="test" enabled="true">
            <phrase>test</phrase>
         <payloadList>1,2,3</payloadList>
         <payloadList>1,2,3</payloadList>
         <payloadList>1,2,3</payloadList>
        </command>

and then say "test 1 2 3"
The event in eventghost looks like:

Brodcast.test&&1&&2&&3 ´192.168.1.1´

Looking in the Brodcaster script file, the ipadress is only added as a payload if the text ",payload=" is not found in the received string so i changed the the command name to "test,palyload=" and got:

Brodcast.test '&&1&&2&&3'

Ok i can work with that but i don't see any extra ",palyload=" text in the example commands so i was wondering if i have completely missed something or if there is something else that i have done wrong in my setup???

Regards
Mikael