=DEemseddin Moldibi [ Bircom ] wrote:
I'm trying to open a UDP port with a specified local-port, but =3D
local-port is changed when I send something.
This is how TCP/IP works. the origin port is picked up by the OS itself.
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Thank you,
I know that OS allocates a port for you, but only if you set local port =
to 0 (zero), if you set local port value other than 0 than OS will try =
to allocate that port.
And you should be able to change the local port to prevent firewall =
problems. Many applications use specific local
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Hello,
I tought it was a bug but it seems a feature:
Whith the following script
two: 2
probe reduce second [one two]
I get TWO as result when I expected 2.
An user told me that second [one two] returns 'TWO instead of TWO. I do
I get TWO and have it reduced to 2 ?
You just have 'reduce in the wrong place...
one: 1
== 1
two: 2
== 2
probe second reduce [one two]
2
== 2
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On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Giuseppe Chillemi
gchill...@aliceposta.itwrote:
Hello,
I tought it was a bug but it seems a feature:
Whith the following script
Hi Giuseppe,
SECOND returns a word, and REDUCE does not
reduce a word to its associated value.
(REDUCE does reduce words inside a block
that it is passed, so this might seem
strange.)
To reduce a word to its value, use GET.
probe get 'two
or
probe get second [one two]
but of
SECOND returns a word, and REDUCE does not reduce a word to
its associated value.
(REDUCE does reduce words inside a block that it is passed,
so this might seem
strange.)
In fact I have reported it as a bug making a mistake because I presumed that
two: 2
Probe REDUCE second [one two]
I think this is a common error.
While it's in the block, it's just unevaluated words.
but
do second [ one two ]
should work.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 7:47 PM, Giuseppe Chillemi
gchill...@aliceposta.it wrote:
SECOND returns a word, and REDUCE does not reduce a word to
its associated value.
On Tuesday 13 January 2009, Giuseppe Chillemi wrote:
probe reduce second [one two]
I've never used 'reduce on a singleton value, which is
what you are doing here: (evaluating right to left)
second [one two]
== two
;; get the value
probe get reduce second[one two]
2
== 2
Is this what you are
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