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Use the Server Port value from settings.ini.
jamestait Mar 19, 2015
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Don't keep the cIniFile in memory.
jamestait Mar 19, 2015
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15 changes: 14 additions & 1 deletion LANBroadcaster.lua
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function Initialize(a_Plugin)
local port = 25565
local SettingsIni = cIniFile()
if not(SettingsIni:ReadFile("settings.ini")) then
LOGWARNING("LANBroadcaster: Could not read settings.ini! Using default port " .. port)
else
ini_port = SettingsIni:GetValue("Server", "Port")
if (ini_port == "") then
LOGWARNING("LANBroadcaster: Could not find port in settings.ini! Using default port " .. port)
else
port = ini_port
end
end

-- Open the UDP endpoint:
-- Not interested in any callbacks, we're just sending data
local Endpoint = cNetwork:CreateUDPEndpoint(0, {})
Expand All @@ -27,7 +40,7 @@ function Initialize(a_Plugin)
IsScheduled = true
-- Schedule the broadcast
local Server = cRoot:Get():GetServer()
local DatagramData = "[MOTD]" .. Server:GetDescription() .. "[/MOTD][AD]25565[/AD]"
local DatagramData = "[MOTD]" .. Server:GetDescription() .. "[/MOTD][AD]" .. port .. "[/AD]"
local Task -- Must be defined before assigning, because the function refers to itself
Task = function ()
-- Send the datagram:
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