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<0> hi. how can I cast object to byte[]? (byte[])obj gives me error
<0> I receieve buffers with Socket.BeginReceieve. what would be the best way of splitting it into messages separated by "\r\n"?
<1> you'll have to concat the incomnig data
<1> until you have an \r\n in it
<1> then process it
<1> hey blade.
<1> day off?
<0> ki9a how? I want to do something more generic, so that user of my cl*** can read until any byte
<1> cripple_: you have to understand that you aren't guaranteed to receive full data sent in 1 go
<0> yes I realize that
<1> so you have to keep appending data to a buffer until you find your terminator
<1> could be any character
<1> or a 4 byte length before the package
<1> or anything
<1> depending on the protocols used.
<0> I can have many messages in a single buffer, or not a single complete one
<1> yes
<0> so what, I would have two buffers?
<0> I'm not sure how to handle this without doing a mess
<1> just the one buffer
<1> keep filling it in your receive callback
<1> then after each fill
<1> check if there's whatever you use to terminate a strea
<1> string
<1> if so, remove that from the buffer and process it
<1> again and again till there's nothing left to process
<0> sorry was away for a second
<0> but what if the buffer can't hold entire message?
<0> say that buffer is 128 bytes and message 200
<0> am I allowed to start another BeginSend with System.Socket before the first one was completed? or should I keep my own queue
<1> well you use a dynamic buffer of course
<1> don't call beginsend twice
<1> without an Endsend
<1> I did that once and it really didn't go wel
<0> data got mixed up?
<1> yes
<2> mmm mixed data with a side of crc errors please!
<0> so I should keep two queues, send and recv. and I can send and recv at the same time with same socket?
<0> I haven't done async networking before
<1> you could yes.
<0> how would I change text of status strip? statusStrip1.Text = "Connected"; doesn't do anything
<0> Error'System.Windows.Forms.StatusStrip' does not contain a definition for 'panel'C:\Documents and Settings\Dejan Kostadinovic\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\irc client\irc client\Kosta.csirc client
<3> what is the difference between declaring a string as "String" versus "string" ?
<1> S vs s
<1> though the type is the same.
<1> String is a type
<1> while string is a keyword
<1> that ends up as a System.String type
<3> ahh ok
<3> so its like a symlink for the String type ;)
<3> I was looking at other peoples code and notices some people use String to declare and some use string to declare
<1> well if you don't add: using System;
<1> String won't work
<1> but string will work
<3> ahh I see
<3> thanks ki9a
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