> I expect to get a data record of N byte length. I'd like to wait
> until the whole record has been received then I can call Receive()
> to read it back. Otherwise, if a OnDataAvailable() is triggered
> before the whole record is received, I will have to temporarily
> store it somewhere and concat
Hello Arno,
I expect to get a data record of N byte length. I'd like to wait
until the whole record has been received then I can call Receive()
to read it back. Otherwise, if a OnDataAvailable() is triggered
before the whole record is received, I will have to temporarily
store it somewhere and con
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>>> I know I know :) I was trying to ask if I can get that info
>>> without calling Receive() and ReceiveStr() :)
>>
>> var
>>Count : Integer;
>>
>> WSocket_ioctlsocket(WSocket1.HSocket, FIONREAD, Count);
>
> There is an article on MSDN which says this function is not
>> I know I know :) I was trying to ask if I can get that info
>> without calling Receive() and ReceiveStr() :)
>
> var
>Count : Integer;
>
> WSocket_ioctlsocket(WSocket1.HSocket, FIONREAD, Count);
There is an article on MSDN which says this function is not reliable
(http://support.microsoft.
Jack wrote:
> I know I know :) I was trying to ask if I can get that info
> without calling Receive() and ReceiveStr() :)
var
Count : Integer;
WSocket_ioctlsocket(WSocket1.HSocket, FIONREAD, Count);
Note that calling the function will trigger OnDataAvailable if
there is data available.
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Sorry. That is something I do not know :).
On 10/24/06, Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know I know :) I was trying to ask if I can get that info
> without calling Receive() and ReceiveStr() :)
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Jack
>
> Tuesday, October 24, 2006, 12:37:37 AM, you wrote:
>
> > Receive()
I know I know :) I was trying to ask if I can get that info
without calling Receive() and ReceiveStr() :)
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Best regards,
Jack
Tuesday, October 24, 2006, 12:37:37 AM, you wrote:
> Receive() and ReceiveStr() that you would normally be calling in
> OnDataAvailable returns the number of bytes.
>
Receive() and ReceiveStr() that you would normally be calling in
OnDataAvailable returns the number of bytes.
Best Regards,
SZ
On 10/24/06, Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a way to know how many bytes of data is available
> in the OnDataAvailable handler?
>
> --
> Best reg
