Re: Scott Klement's Sockets Tutorial

[meovino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Scott and Buck,

Just figured out how to debug the service program.  Here's what I get for
CH when I check it each time after the receive:

6D - _
69 - N (with a tilde)
6B - ,
65 - A (with an accent mark)
0D
0A

Then, the Translate function seems to translate this to 'mike' just fine,
as it should.  So it looks like it's receiving it just fine.

You mentioned a save file.  Where is it?  I'd like to compare it to what
I've keyed into the sockutilr4 program.  I compared what I keyed with what
you have here:
http://klement.dstorm.net/rpg/socktut/qrpglesrc.sockutilr4

and it's the same.

Thanks!

Mike E.





                    Scott Klement
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                    s.com>                  cc:     meovino@estes-express.com
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                    rpg400-l-admin@mi
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                    09/09/2002 12:58
                    PM
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                    rpg400-l







In the private e-mail you sent me, you said that you were checking
the "line" variable and it was always blank.  Take it a step further,
and check the contents of the "ch" variable immediately after the
recv() call in the RdLine subprocedure.

when viewing it in debug, do a "eval ch:x" to make it show the hex
value, since it will still be in ASCII at that point.

Other than that, I don't know what to tell you, except that it works
fine on my system.   Maybe you made a typo when you typed in the source?
Or did you use the save file?


On Mon, 9 Sep 2002 meovino@estes-express.com wrote:
>
> Anyone have any trouble with sections 5.5 and 5.6 (the first server
> example) of Scott's excellent tutorial?  I cannot seem to transmit data
to
> the server.  The return character gets there, because the server responds
> when I hit enter, but it does not echo the name I type back to me.  And
> when I type 'quit,' it keeps right on going.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mike E.
>

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