Subject: Question about EZprotocol/TCP Sockets
From: James McCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 11:46:08 +0100
Hello List !
I have actually started working on this side project, an experiment
really - a chat client/server.
There are of course some really great examples, from which I am
borrowing a fair bit of code ;)
(A few more comments throughout the sample projects wouldn't hurt :>).
What I want to try
and understand a bit better is how/why the use of a delimiter is
necessary - it looks as though
the EZprotocol uses chr(252) as a marker. Shouldn't there be some way
when creating my own
TCPSocket class, that there is some property or method I can create that
knows (via the TCP
protocol/socket in and of itself?) where the beginning and/or end of a
particular data stream is ?
I checked it out some more - and got some rather obvious (hindsight)
advice on the forums -
I'm going to use the 'Easy' versions for now so I won't have to worry
about this :)
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