Messages sent based on "accept datagram" are not the same on W2K and OS X. I think the OS X behavior is a bug.
Windows 2000 (Revolution 1.1) Subsequent to the "accept datagram" command, the message specified in the command is sent each time a UDP datagram is received for the specified port (from any source). The message has two arguments. The first is the sender's IP followed by a vertical bar and what seems to be a connection ID. The second is the content of the datagram. This continues until the connection is closed. It is closed using the port number. OS X (Revolution 1.1.1 B1) This is the same as above with two important exceptions. First, the message is sent immediately upon execution of "accept datagram". On my computer it looks like a bogus datagram from 112.85.12.116 with empty content. Second, once a real datagram is received, all subsequent datagrams are ignored. (It might be possible to write some code to accept-close repeatedly, but some datagrams might be lost.) Since I'm new to Revolution, I might be doing something wrong that W2K forgives and OS X does not. Also, I'm not using exactly the same version of Revolution on the two computers. Dar Scott _______________________________________________ improve-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/improve-revolution
