Register on Servernotifications does not work (like in example)

[sushi86]

First of all thank you for this nice API, good work =)

I'm not that experienced in golang yet, for me as a learning project I started to work on a ts3 bot with your API.

I will try to see each connect and disconnect for every client on my server and then notify another programm.

Unfortunately I was not able to register. Your example doesn't work.
Following Line is broken:
ch := conn.Chans()

Maybe you can update your examples?

Would be really cool =)

[sushi86]

Ok maybe I was to early with my issue.
I figured it out bei myself somehow...

Here is my code:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"time"

	"github.com/toqueteos/ts3"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	conn, err := ts3.Dial(":10011", false)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}
	defer conn.Close()

	bot(conn)
}

// bot is a simple bot that checks version, signs in and sends a text message to
// channel#1 then exits.
func bot(conn *ts3.Conn) {
	defer conn.Cmd("quit")

	conn.NotifyFunc(func (e string, s string) {
		fmt.Println(e + " " + s)
	})

	var cmds = []string{
		// Show version
		"version",
		// Login
		"login serveradmin 123456",
		// Choose virtual server
		"use 1",
		// Update nickname
		`clientupdate client_nickname=Sushi\sBot`,
		// "clientlist",
		// Send message to channel with id=1
		`sendtextmessage targetmode=2 target=1 msg=Big\sBrother\sis\snow\swatching\syou`,
		// Register to notify
		"servernotifyregister event=server",
	}

	for _, s := range cmds {
		// Send command and wait for its response
		r,_ := conn.Cmd(s)
		// Display as:
		//     > request
		//     response
		fmt.Printf("> %s\n%s", s, r)
		// Wait a bit after each command so we don't get banned. By default you
		// can issue 10 commands within 3 seconds.  More info on the
		// WHITELISTING AND BLACKLISTING section of TS3 ServerQuery Manual
		// (http://goo.gl/OpJXz).
		time.Sleep(350 * time.Millisecond)
	}

	for { select {} }
}

The important part is of course to register to the server notify:
"servernotifyregister event=server",
and register the notifyFunc:
conn.NotifyFunc(func (e string, s string) { fmt.Println(e + " " + s) })
At least I made the program run forever:
for { select {} }

Of course there are more elegant ways, but I'm a beginner ;)

Maybe you can suggest a more professional way within your examples