[Gmsh] message to socket

[Jose M. Sancho]

Dear Christophe:

Thanks for the answer.

to your first point:

I think you can actually already do that right now: just save a small  
temporary file (e.g. "tmp.txt") that contains the options or any  
other commands you want to execute, and call client.View("tmp.txt")  
after client.View("solve.pos"): Gmsh will then just parse that file  
after reading your view.

I do that in the enclosed source file and:

a.) If the temporary file tmp.txt is not closed, eg.: the user has  
the editor always open with this file "ala console" to send different  
commands, then Gmsh naturally locks. (In Macosx 10.4)

b.) I do not understand correctly the need to delay the socket answer  
by means of the system command sleep(int). But without sleep, the new  
view shows no difference with the previous. And with sleep(1) there  
is no enough time to show the new frame.



Regards.
José M. Sancho
Professor of Structural Analysis
Universidad Politecnica de Madrid
ETS de Arquitectura
Avda. Juan de Herrera,4
28040 Madrid, Spain
Tel. +34 91 336 65 16
Fax. +34 91 336 65 67
E-mail: jose.sancho at upm.es


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