Re: Sound plugin - mud_filter_hook removes highlighting?

I think you need to return args["dataadj"] and not args["data"].

It looks like the API docs haven't been updated on the web-site since 4.0
beta 2.  I'll try to do that today.  Even so, the documentation for the
mud filter hook looks the same.

I have no idea if the msp module works in Lyntin 4.0.  I suspect not.
Even so, it only worked in Linux, so (assuming your module works nicely)
I would keep your module the way it is since cross-platform and pymedia
are probably better architectural choices.

Nice work!  Lyntin benefits greatly from a sound module.

/will


On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 [email protected] wrote:
>
> Oups, I have to bother you again
>
> This time it's another stupid question. In my mud_filter_hook handling
> function, I simply return args['data'] in the end. This however only seems
> to work halfway - the filters I have defined with
>
> #highlight {yellow} {something}
>
> don't work any longer. I guess my returned value lacks some information, am
> I correct here? Unfortunately, I haven't found the required format in the
> documentation :(
>
> By the way, the 0.5 version of my sound plugin can be attained at my
> homepage: http://www.haslo.ch/permalink_303~en
>
> While browsing the Lyntin archives I have found a thread about MSP (MUD
> Sound Protocol) - I hope I'm not reinventing the wheel ... does the
> Lyntin sound module still work in Linux only? Maybe I'll rewrite my
> plugin otherwise to use that sound module. However, PyMedia looks really
> useful, and works cross-platform.
>
> Thanks
> Guido


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