Added public property to see if the server is listening #41
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Runtime/LLM.cs
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| @@ -41,6 +41,11 @@ public class LLM : LLMClient | |||
| private bool serverListening = false; | |||
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thanks, good point!
Could you make this variable public instead?
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Changed it!
amakropoulos
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Jan 22, 2024
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Had some trouble to know if the server was active from outside the LLM component. Because of this I added a property (
ServerListening) to theLlm.cs. Had the idea it might be usefull.