on mouseUp
open socket "192.168.100.63:4563" with message "socketOpen"
if the result <> "" then put the result
end mouseUp
if indeed the socket is already open, then you can close all sockets by using the command "resetall"
I just tested it, and indeed it does not close the socket. Strange, I have no idea why that could be?
anyway to read from the socket you need to know either the length of the returned data, or the delimiter at the end of the data (ie. return) then you can read from your socket
read from socket "192.168.100.63:4563" until return or read from socket "192.168.100.63:4563" for 20 chars
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On Aug 28 2004, at 00:27, Keith Hutchison wrote:
Hi Björnke
Here is the code I have based on your example. I have breakpoints on each event, however only the first event, mouseup stops in the debugger. on mouseUp
open socket "192.168.100.63:4563" with message "socketOpen"
end mouseUp
on socketOpen theIP
write "Hello" to socket theIP with message "messageWritten"
end socketOpen
on messageWritten theIP
close socket theIP
end messageWritten
I know the port is open since I can send a command from a linux command line
extract...
ns2: # PortCommandLiner.mwrb -a 192.168.100.63 -p 4563 -c Hello -v World
Any further ideas?
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