def main():
# Init motion detection and socketserver
socketClient = SocketClient()
motion = Motion(socketClient)
#capture = Capture()
# Start program
motion.start()
socketClient.start()
#capture.start()
# Wait until threads die
motion.join()
socketClient.join()
def main():
# Init motion detection and socketserver
socketClient = SocketClient()
motion = Motion(socketClient)
#capture = Capture()
# Start program
motion.start()
socketClient.start()
#capture.start()
# Wait until threads die
motion.join()
socketClient.join()
def main():
# Init socket comm
socketServer = SocketServer()
socketClient = SocketClient()
# Start threads
socketServer.start() # Always start the server before the client
socketClient.start()
time.sleep(1) # Allow the sockets to be setup before using them
try:
receivedMessages = Queue.Queue() # Init a queue to store received messages in
# Send/Recv example
while(True):
socketClient.send("Hasse gillar kaffe \n") # VERY IMPORTANT!!!! ALWAYS PROVIDE A NEWLINE AT THE END OF THE MESSAGE OR THE RECV FUNCTION WILL NEVER STOP!
time.sleep(1) # Make sure that our message has been received (Remove in real code)
receivedMessages = socketServer.getMessages()
handleMessages(receivedMessages)
except (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit):
raise
finally:
# Let threads die gracefully
socketClient.kill()
socketServer.kill()
# Wait until threads die
socketClient.join()
socketServer.join()
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Mon Jul 16 11:10:21 2018
@author: Sander Oosterveld
"""
from MainScreen import MainScreen
from Widget import TextWidget, Position
from SocketClient import SocketClient
from queue import Queue
from ConnectionWidget import ConnectionWidget
q = Queue()
data = {'BackgroundColour': 'white'}
screen = MainScreen(q)
socket = SocketClient('130.89.226.101', 51234, q, data)
connectionWidget = ConnectionWidget(screen, socket.getConnectionData())
connectionWidget.make()
connectionWidget.updateConnection(socket)
socket.start()
screen.start()
socket.join()
