1) enet_host_broadcast IS implemented as sending the same exact packet
to every connected peer.
It's more just a convenience function for a very common usage than
anything that is super-optimal.
2) packet->dataLength
3) memcpy(buffer, packet->data, min(packet->dataLength, 500));
buffer[500-1] = '\0';
Lee
Peter Soxberger wrote:
Hi!
I have 3 small but important questions:
1) Is enet_host_broadcast faster/better/... than sending a packet with
enet_peer_send to every connected peer?
2) How can I get the real size of a sent packet so that I can calculate the
duration (sizeof always returns 4 ^^)?
3) How do I get the whole content of a packet (if it's content is a non null
terminated string) and save it into a char array?
I always did it like this: sprintf_s(buffer,500,"%s",packet->data); but this
only works with a null terminated string...
Thanks for your help!
Peter Soxberger
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