WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
Re: WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
Because the current maximum number of threads for onmessage is 1, resulting in subsequent messages being ignored, I will adjust the synchronization function to fix this problem.
Re: WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
@bonobo
This issue has been fixed in the latest version.
This issue has been fixed in the latest version.
Re: WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
Wow, this is awesome, thanks thqby! I've just tested with a 1M json and it went over (from node to JS)!
On the other hand, this could be due to problems with my setup, but with the latest version of Websocket.ahk, sometimes the json message received is immediately followed by a second duplicate message, except truncated in the middle so it's no longer valid json. Again, I need to do more testing about this, but currently my incoming message log looks like this.
I also occasionally receive utf-8 messages that read 'P�' which seems like it may be the websocket overhead?
On the other hand, this could be due to problems with my setup, but with the latest version of Websocket.ahk, sometimes the json message received is immediately followed by a second duplicate message, except truncated in the middle so it's no longer valid json. Again, I need to do more testing about this, but currently my incoming message log looks like this.
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====== 99399312 (normal json) ======
{"__id__":1,"__content__":{"wkc":"Open-source software","wks":"Software licensed to ensure source code usage rights","wkz":"277663","wzl":81590,"zwdz":"Q1130645","zwdi":[]}}
====== 99407750 (invalid json) ======
{"__id__":1,"__content__":{"wkc":"Open-source software","wks":"Sof
====== 99408031 (normal json) ======
{"__id__":2,"__content__":{"wkc":"Free and open-source software","wks":"Software whose source code is available and which is permissively licensed","wkz":"1721496","wzl":83226,"zwdz":"Q506883","zwdi":[]}}
====== 99409671 (invalid json) ======
{"__id__":2,"__content__":{"wkc":"Free and open-sou
====== 99409843 (normal json) ======
{"__id__":3,"__content__":{"wkc":"Apache License","wks":"Free software license developed by the ASF","wkz":"145908","wzl":11622,"zwdz":"Q616526","zwdi":[["Q95107111","license scheme"],["Q207621","software license"]]}}
====== 99412859 (invalid json) ======
{"__id__":3,"__content__":{"wkc":"Apache L
====== 99413046 (normal json) ======
{"__id__":4,"__content__":{"wkc":"SPARC","wks":"RISC instruction set architecture","wkz":"36954","wzl":75277,"zwdz":"Q273190","zwdi":[["Q241317","computing platform"],["Q272683","instruction set architecture"]]}}
====== 99415593 (invalid json) ======
{"__id__":4,"__content__":{"wkc":"SPARC","wks":"RISC instructio
I also occasionally receive utf-8 messages that read 'P�' which seems like it may be the websocket overhead?
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====== 99285078(invalid json) ======
P
====== 99398921 (invalid json) ======
P�
Re: WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
In asynchronous mode, both send and receive trigger callbacks, and the received data is damaged due to improper processing.bonobo wrote: I also occasionally receive utf-8 messages that read 'P�' which seems like it may be the websocket overhead?
This has been fixed.
Re: WebSocket client (Implemented via winhttp)
This is awesome!
I'm using it to take advantage of some JS features, like variable width lookbehind.
I'm amazed how fast this is. I just tested sending a 8M JSON string to node, process it there using some regex , then send back the results (roughly 8.2M) and it all finished within 100ms.
I'm using it to take advantage of some JS features, like variable width lookbehind.
I'm amazed how fast this is. I just tested sending a 8M JSON string to node, process it there using some regex , then send back the results (roughly 8.2M) and it all finished within 100ms.
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