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/**
* @provides javelin-aphlict
* @requires javelin-install
* javelin-util
*/
/**
* Simple JS API for the Flash Aphlict client. Example usage:
*
* var aphlict = new JX.Aphlict('aphlict_swf', '127.0.0.1', 22280)
* .setHandler(function(type, message) {
* JX.log("Got " + type + " event!")
* })
* .start();
*
* Your handler will receive these events:
*
* - `connect` The client initiated a connection to the server.
* - `connected` The client completed a connection to the server.
* - `close` The client disconnected from the server.
* - `error` There was an error.
* - `receive` Received a message from the server.
*
* You do not have to handle any of them in any specific way.
*/
JX.install('Aphlict', {
construct : function(id, server, port) {
if (__DEV__) {
if (JX.Aphlict._instance) {
JX.$E('Aphlict object is sort of a singleton..!');
}
}
JX.Aphlict._instance = this;
this._server = server;
this._port = port;
// Flash puts its "objects" into global scope in an inconsistent way,
// because it was written in like 1816 when globals were awesome and IE4
// didn't support other scopes since global scope is the best anyway.
var container = document[id] || window[id];
this._flashContainer = container;
},
members : {
_server : null,
_port : null,
start : function() {
this._flashContainer.connect(this._server, this._port);
}
},
properties : {
handler : null
},
statics : {
_instance : null,
didReceiveEvent : function(type, message) {
if (!JX.Aphlict._instance) {
return;
}
var handler = JX.Aphlict._instance.getHandler();
if (handler) {
handler(type, message);
}
}
}
});