Difference between revisions of "Manual:DIL Manual/sendtoall()"

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sendtoall( m : string, s : string )
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    m : Message to send.
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    s : Name idx to send message to.
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    result: Send a message to all units matching a given database name.
  
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'''Example:'''
  
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    sendtoall ( "some message", "rabbit@haon-dor");
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    The message "some message" is sent to all units in the world matching the
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    data base name "rabbit@haon-dor". Like 'send()' and 'sendto()', the
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    message received matches the SFB_MSG message class.
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  sendtoall( m : string, s : string )
 
  sendtoall( m : string, s : string )

Latest revision as of 22:33, 4 December 2025

sendtoall( m : string, s : string )
   m : Message to send.
   s : Name idx to send message to.
   result: Send a message to all units matching a given database name.
Example:
   sendtoall ( "some message", "rabbit@haon-dor");
   The message "some message" is sent to all units in the world matching the
   data base name "rabbit@haon-dor". Like 'send()' and 'sendto()', the
   message received matches the SFB_MSG message class.
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sendtoall( m : string, s : string )
   m : Message to send.
   s : Name idx to send message to.
   result: Send a message to all units matching a given database name.
Example:
   sendtoall ( "some message", "rabbit@haon-dor");
   The message "some message" is sent to all units in the world matching the
   data base name "rabbit@haon-dor". Like 'send()' and 'sendto()', the
   message received matches the SFB_MSG message class.
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