FP> No need to loop beause ReceiveStr() will receive the complete line
received
FP> so far and if more lines are available, then more OnDataAvailable
events
FP> will be triggered.
yes, I forgot that when using line mode the OnDataAvailable is only
triggered when an entire SINGLE line has been received.
TWSocket is very smart, it handle all cases:
- One single line received in an incomming packet
- One partial line received in an incomming packet
- Several lines received in a single packet, including the end of a
previously uncomplete line and the start of a next line not complete yet.
In all cases, you receive exactly one OnDataAvailable per complete line and
if many lines are available, you receive as much OnDataAvailable as needed.
If the socket is closed while a partial line is received, you get an
OnDataAvailable event at tha time.
There is also a property LineLimit which you should use to avoid malicious
code sending huge line which would be buffered by TWSocket. With LineLimit,
TWSocket will stop buffering once the limit is reached and trigger an
OnLineLimitExceeded event to allow you to handle that case nicely.
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