Hi Steve,
Forgive me--I'm new at this. Basically what I need to do is use my C++ code to control functions on a video editing software I'm using, which is done through HTTP requests. The http_client tutorial I think does a lot more than I need. Basically I need my script to be able to make multiple requests (because each request only corresponds to one function on the video editing software). So I guess I'm trying to figure out what portions of the tutorial are relevant for my goals, as I don't need to perform a search, or take any data back from the server itself.
So lets say my requests are in the syntax of:
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Cut
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Fade
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Zoom
And I want to perform all three in a single script. How would I accomplish that (hopefully something I could embed within a while loop of a larger script)
Thank you and I appreciate your patience!
Matt
Forgive me--I'm new at this. Basically what I need to do is use my C++ code to control functions on a video editing software I'm using, which is done through HTTP requests. The http_client tutorial I think does a lot more than I need. Basically I need my script to be able to make multiple requests (because each request only corresponds to one function on the video editing software). So I guess I'm trying to figure out what portions of the tutorial are relevant for my goals, as I don't need to perform a search, or take any data back from the server itself.
So lets say my requests are in the syntax of:
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Cut
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Fade
http://10.180.90.171:8080/api/?Function=Zoom
And I want to perform all three in a single script. How would I accomplish that (hopefully something I could embed within a while loop of a larger script)
Thank you and I appreciate your patience!
Matt