Engine.start
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| + | * [[engine.stop]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.halt]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.init]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.busy]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.help]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.command]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.status]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.timer]] | ||
| + | * [[engine.cipher]] | ||
| + | * [[module.update]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 18 January 2013
engine.start is a notification message sent by the engine to the modules that have a message handler registered for it and tells them that Yate has finished first time initialization and is entering the main loop.
[edit] Parameters
This message has no parameters.
[edit] Return
The return value of this message is ignored by the engine.
See also
