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Broadcast now uses handler instances instead of socks

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PhilipTrauner 2016-03-21 00:15:00 +01:00
parent e28e8f51fd
commit 444f73b3f8
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Server/Broadcast.py
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@ -8,23 +8,23 @@ class Broadcast:
def broadcast(self, data, route, channel, exclude=[]):
if channel in self.channels:
for sock in self.channels[channel]:
if not sock in exclude:
sock.send(data, route)
for handler in self.channels[channel]:
if not handler in exclude:
handler.sock.send(data, route)
else:
raise Broadcast.ChannelError(channel)
def remove(self, sock, channel):
def remove(self, handler, channel):
if channel in self.channels:
if sock in self.channels[channel]:
del self.channels[channel][self.channels[channel].index(sock)]
if handler in self.channels[channel]:
del self.channels[channel][self.channels[channel].index(handler)]
else:
raise Broadcast.ChannelError(channel)
def add(self, sock, channel):
def add(self, handler, channel):
if channel in self.channels:
if not sock in self.channels[channel]:
self.channels[channel].append(sock)
if not handler in self.channels[channel]:
self.channels[channel].append(handler)
else:
raise Broadcast.ChannelError(channel)