Javascript Message
Yate Message object
Constructor
- new Message(name)
- new Message(name,broadcast,obj)
Parameters:
name - Name of the message to create (mandatory)
broadcast - Optional boolean flag to create a broadcast message
obj - Optional object from which to copy properties as message parameters. Objects, null and undefined values are not copied.
Static Methods
- Message.install()
- Message.uninstall()
- Message.handlers()
- Message.handlers(match)
Parameters:
match - Optional string or RegExp used to match only some handler names
Return:
Array of objects describing installed handlers, null if no handler matches.
- name - String name of the handled messages
- priority - Integer priority of the installed handler
- handler - String name of the handling function
- filterName - String name of the filtering parameter (only if a filter is installed)
- filterValue - String value of the filtering parameter (only if a filter is installed)
- trackName - String name of the handler used in tracking (only if not empty)
- Message.installHook()
- Message.uninstallHook()
- Message.trackName()
Return:
Message handler(s) track name value
- Message.trackName(name[,trackPrio])
Parameters:
name - Message track name to be set in new message handlers
trackPrio - Add handler priority to track name. Default: true
Methods
- enqueue([func[,reserved,parameters...]])
Enqueues the Message in the Yate engine
Parameters:
func - Optional function to be called after message is dispatch. Function won't be called if enqueue() fails
reserved - Parameter reserved for future use
parameters - Optional parameters to be passed to callback function
Return: True if enqueue succeeded, false on failure
Callback function definition:
function some_func_name(msg,accepted[,parameters...])
Parameters:
msg - Enqueued message. Parameters may change during dispatch
accepted - Boolean indicating message was accepted (handled) or not
parameters - Optional parameters received on enqueue
- dispatch()
- dispatch(unblock)
Parameters:
unblock - Optional boolean flag to unblock context variables during dispatch
Return: True if message was handled, false if it was not handled
NOTES on message dispatch without unblocking the context:
- Will prevent script processing of other callbacks: message handling, timer callbacks
- Leads to deadlock if script have a handler for the dispatched message
- Script unload will wait until context is unblocked
- name()
Return: String name of the message
- broadcast()
Return: Boolean broadcast flag
- getParam(name)
- getParam(name,defValue)
- getParam(name,defValue,autoNumber)
Parameters:
name - Name of the parameter to retrieve
defValue - Value to return if parameter is missing, default undefined
autoNumber - Automatically convert parameters to boolean or number type, default true
Return: Value of parameter, even if name matches a method name
- setParam(name,value)
Parameters:
name - Name of the parameter to set
value - New value to set in parameter, undefined to delete the parameter
Return: True on success, false if message was not in a state where parameters can be changed
- clearParam(name[,sep)
Parameters:
name - Name of the parameter to clear
sep - Optional name separator (first character only)
Return: True on success, false if message was not in a state where parameters can be changed, undefined if name is not given
- copyParams(obj,prefix,skip)
Parameters:
obj - object from which to copy properties (except objects, null and undefined)
prefix - optional parameter to specify that only properties that a key with the given index should be copied. If the prefix represents an object, the properties of that object will be copied.
skip - optional parameter (assumed, by default, to be true) to specifies if the prefix should be copied or eliminated from the key being copied.
- retValue()
Return: Returned value of the message
- retValue(value)
Parameters:
value - New returned value to set in the message
- msgTime()
Return: Message creation time in milliseconds since EPOCH
- msgAge()
Return: Message age in milliseconds
- getColumn()
- getRow()
- getResult()
