Re: [twsocket] Shutdown(How: Integer)
When do I need, or would I want, to call Shutdown(), and what are the
ramifications of the different parameters that one can pass it.
You use Shutdown() to initiate a gracefull close of a TCP session.
Shutdown() send the signal to the remote side to close the connection. The
remote side see it as a connection gracefully closed by peer. It should the
close his end of the connection. The peer which initially called SHutdown()
will then receive the connection close signal.
I see Shutdown(2) in one of the demo apps, but don't know what 2
represents.
{ Manifest constants for Shutdown }
SD_RECEIVE= 0;
SD_SEND = 1;
SD_BOTH = 2;
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