The problem in question seems to be that only every OTHER line of
terminal input is handled by elsif input == STDIN. Here is the complete
code, with some masked stuff
Code:
require 'socket'
require 'protocol.rb'
#Settings for the server we're connecting too
class AmityClient
include AmityPackets
def initialize
#Bool to check if we've received a Ctrl-C, so we can shut down and
clean up nicely.
@interrupted = false
@hostname = "MASKED"
@port = 6002
@username = "amity"
@mppass = "MASKED"
begin
puts "Trying to connect to #{@hostname} on #{@port}"
@sock = TCPSocket.new(@hostname, @port)
sendLogin(@sock, @username, @mppass)
sendChat(@sock, "-- Amity b0.1 connected --")
run()
rescue IOError
puts "-- Socket closed --"
rescue
puts "Error: #{$!}"
end
end
def run
while 1 #Enter Infinite Loop
#Trap a Ctrl-C, and turn on interrupted
trap("INT") {@interrupted = true}
#select input
results = select([@sock, STDIN], nil, nil)
if results != nil then
for input in results[0]
if input == @sock then #Socket Input found
#Socket stuff here
elsif input == STDIN #Standard Input found
if gets.chomp! == "!quit" then
cleanupAndExit
else
puts gets.chomp!
end
end #if
end #for
end #if
if @interrupted
puts "\nInterrupted! Cleaning up..."
cleanupAndExit
end
end #while
end #def
def cleanupAndExit
@sock.close
sendChat(@sock, "User quit Amity Client")
exit
end
end
interrupted = false
trap("INT") {interrupted = true}
amity = AmityClient.new
if interrupted
puts "Interrupted"
exit
end
···
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