Difference between revisions of "QUERY COMMBREAK (Myth Protocol)"
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'''List arguments''': none | '''List arguments''': none | ||
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| + | === Response === | ||
| + | '''List response''': <int:number of points> [<int:type> <int:framecount (high bits)> <int:framecount (low bits)>] [...] | ||
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| + | The frame location is encoded as a double integer, where the top and bottom 32-bits of a 64-bit integer are sent separately. For practical purposes, the top 32-bits can be ignored as it's unlikely anyone will have the two year recording necessary to hit the rollover. | ||
=== Examples === | === Examples === | ||
Command: | Command: | ||
31 QUERY_COMMBREAK 2069 1273453200 | 31 QUERY_COMMBREAK 2069 1273453200 | ||
| + | Unsuccessful response: | ||
| + | 2 -1 | ||
Successful response: | Successful response: | ||
179 8[]:[]4[]:[]0[]:[]21961[]:[]5[]:[]0[]:[]33687[]:[]... | 179 8[]:[]4[]:[]0[]:[]21961[]:[]5[]:[]0[]:[]33687[]:[]... | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 27 May 2010
QUERY_COMMBREAK
Arguments
Command arguments: <int:chanid> <unixtime:starttime>
List arguments: none
Response
List response: <int:number of points> [<int:type> <int:framecount (high bits)> <int:framecount (low bits)>] [...]
The frame location is encoded as a double integer, where the top and bottom 32-bits of a 64-bit integer are sent separately. For practical purposes, the top 32-bits can be ignored as it's unlikely anyone will have the two year recording necessary to hit the rollover.
Examples
Command:
31 QUERY_COMMBREAK 2069 1273453200
Unsuccessful response:
2 -1
Successful response:
179 8[]:[]4[]:[]0[]:[]21961[]:[]5[]:[]0[]:[]33687[]:[]...
