On Sat, Jun 15, 2002 at 04:39:32AM -0700, Cosmin Marcu wrote:
> Hello.
> I'm trying to make an IRC client in VC++ 6. I compiled
> ircu with cygwin and is running under Win Me. My
> client works perfectly on it but when I connect it to
> undernet it quits when receives the PING message from
> the server. This the function which sends PONG when
> receives ping:
I think this is a pretty broken way to do this,
but if you're going to play string pointer games, why
not just take your input PING, change the I to an O,
and send it back from whence it came?
IIRC, you'll get a numeric ping you have to
return during negotiation, and a regular string ping
thereafter.
How does your parser work? Are you sure you
should be looking for the end of the string (\0) or
just the end of the line in this routine?
--msa
(yes, I'm baaaaaaaack)
