# HG changeset patch
# User florob@babelmonkeys.de
# Date 1264173013 0
# Node ID 039a141a9c038368b91e2c8544638e2a2713a24a
# Parent  958865cc13b3d08d08edff39fbc77de0765fde07
Update to reflect module rework.

diff -r 958865cc13b3 -r 039a141a9c03 mod_adhoc.wiki
--- a/mod_adhoc.wiki	Sun Jan 03 01:49:40 2010 +0000
+++ b/mod_adhoc.wiki	Fri Jan 22 15:10:13 2010 +0000
@@ -20,28 +20,18 @@
 mod_adhoc_cmd_ping.
 
 If you want to build your own adhoc command, just register your adhoc command module with 
-module:add_item and a dictonary with name, node and a handler.
+module:add_item and a descriptor for your command.
 
 E.g.
-{{{
-module:add_item ("adhoc", { name="Ping", node="ping", handler=ping_command_handler });
-}}}
-
-Such a dictionary can be created for you using functionality provided by mod_adhoc like this:
+A descriptor can be created like this:
 {{{
 local adhoc_new = module:require "adhoc".new;
 local descriptor = adhoc_new("Name", "node", handler);
 module:add_item ("adhoc", descriptor)
 }}}
-This will additionally grant you the possibility to use
-{{{
-desc:cmdtag(status, sessionID, action)
-}}}
-to create a new command tag from within your handler.
-In this example desc is the first parameter to your handler.
 
 For a simple module and details have a look at mod_adhoc_cmd_ping.
 
 = Compatibility =
-||0.6||Works||
-||0.5.2||Works||
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+||trunk||Works||
+||0.6||Most commands work||
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