def main():
'''
Once the socket is bound the client is handled in another thread to
allow for asynchronous input
'''
print "Press ctrl-c to stop server..."
listener_socket = SocketWrapper()
#Serving local clients only for efficiancy purposes
try:
listener_socket.port_number = int(sys.argv[1])
except:
print "Usage: mudserver.py PORT"
sys.exit(1)
#change hostname to inet address of computer the server is run on
listener_socket.host_name = ''
listener_socket.queue_size = 2
listener_socket.buffer_size = 4096
listener_socket.startListening()
while 1:
communication_socket = \
SocketWrapper("<<EOC", listener_socket.awaitConnection())
thread.start_new_thread(threadHandler, (communication_socket,))
listener_socket.closeConnection()
def main():
client_socket = SocketWrapper('<<EOC')
try:
client_socket.host_name = sys.argv[1]
client_socket.port_number = int(sys.argv[2])
except:
print "Usage: mudclient.py HOSTNAME PORT"
sys.exit(1)
client_socket.buffer_size = 4096
#servers bind clients connect
client_socket.connectToServer()
#recieve and print intro message
print client_socket.recieveData()
while(1):
message = raw_input("Enter Command: ")
message += '<<EOC'
client_socket.sendMessage(message)
data = client_socket.recieveData()
if message.lower() == "quit<<eoc":
break
print data
client_socket.closeConnection()
