Mooclick: Is there a limit to the #of channels ?

[The_Alee]

Basically there shouldn't be a limit, its only mooclick's way of telling the server who to send the data to and who not to.

[MechatheSlag]

Actually, like Blizna said, Mooclick adds the channel number (ie 5) to the channel message or value, Mooclick then picks it up as (ie if the message is "Hai guys"): "5#Hai guys" (or whatever delimeter it uses), then categorizes the message and removes the delimeter, the output is "Hai guys".

[ryguy]

There was never a ceiling limit on channels.

I also don't recall any application having over 400 active channels... so something that never could be fully tested.

[SEELE]

well, if your channels digit length exceeded your max packet length you might be limited..... but that's just retarded, considering a normal MTU will give you up to 9000 7bit chars with no problem.


so i suppose your max channels are 9.999999999x10^9000

simply; this will never be a problem.

[Mathias]

Just a fast thought: MooClick does not use 'delimiters', and the subchannels are integers, placed slightly before the message.
But as SEELE said, you might not have to worry about it.

[Cocodrilo]

I dont understand why to use mass of subchannels.

[James]

It's better than parsing strings every time you receive a packet!

[Cocodrilo]

I did not say that i'm using only 1 channel for sending, i use 5-6.
But I think it is better to have less channels as possible.

[James]

Um.. why? If anything it's going to be less efficient.

[ClickerGuy]

I just wanted to know if there was a specific limit, like 24, 32, 100, etc...

I only use a few channels.

Thanks for the replies...