[Gnash-commit] [patch #8086] RTMP netStream patch

[Sandro Santilli]

Follow-up Comment #39, patch #8086 (project gnash):

I also have to admit I don't understand the rtmp::RTMP class, how does simply
defining an instance of that class (with no parameters to the constructor) and
calling .call(buf) on it know where to send the data ?

I'm talking about this snippet of code:

      std::vector<as_value> args;
      SimpleBuffer buf;
      rtmp::RTMP rtmpObj;
      args = std::vector<as_value>(fn.getArgs().begin(),
        fn.getArgs().end());
      amf::Writer aw(buf);
      aw.writeString("play");
      aw.writeNumber(0);
      aw.writeNull();
      for (size_t i = 0; i < args.size(); ++i) 
      {
          args[i].writeAMF0(aw);
      }
      // TODO Use the play method and the streamId from createStream
      rtmpObj.call(buf);

What does RTMP.call do, exactly ?


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