Yes it can. Works like this for a server:
; open the udp server port my-udp: open/no-wait udp://:9090 ; wait max 100ms for events on the port datagram?: wait [ my-udp 100] ;if there is a datagram copy the data if datagram? [ data: copy my-udp] And a client: my-udp: open udp://somehost:someport insert my-dup "lalala" data: copy my-udp See the Core user guide for more details. --Maarten Brett Handley wrote: >Hi, > >>One question: Can Rebol handle UDP packets? On those examples people are >>allvays using TCP but we use UDP on our protocols to embedded systems. >> > >Yes, but I haven't used it. I have on occassion seen scripts floating around >that use it. >Maybe someone else will point you to some examples. > >Brett. > -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
