Sockets are pretty easy to implement. There is a good Livecode lesson on how to
do so. I wrote a client server system that can be used for virtually any kind
of application. My particular need was to send and receive SQL queries and data
without having to go through the fuss of setting up a web
On 12/17/21 12:51 PM, RobEppich via use-livecode wrote:
First question is how to turn off remote debugging as might would compete with
the port that I use for epsiTalk inBusiness and if the remote debugging is
still opening a socket in a standalone. Also, isn’t this open socket for
rermote
Robert.
"I have epsiTalk under Livecode.”
Whaaat?? How much do you want for it? I would love to be able to talk to other
running LC machines with a skillset that I already have.
When I first picked up LC, I immediately tested “send to program” (a command in
LC, as it ought to be, not a
Hi Craig, Klaus, Alex, Monte, Curry
yes, that is me. Glad to hear that epsiTalk continues to be so useful for you.
I have epsiTalk under Livecode. I say very little as the more I say the more
distractions there are. During the Hypercard days I used xcmds. In the end HC
was discontinued and I
Curry.
Surely you are right.
I just remember when HC was on the ropes, and wish that the LC Forum was so
full of posts that I never have to do my actual job. I can just kibitz there
all day long. It would mean that the world finally gets what LC offers.
Craig
> On Dec 16, 2021, at 11:16 AM,
Craig:
> I have never understood how anyone working with LC,
> at any level of expertise, can lurk silently either here
> or on the Forum, and never ask a question, comment on something,
> complain or praise, whatever.
Understanding is a valuable commodity!
Not everyone is
> "A few regulars - but many others who work/lurk! :)"
I have never understood how anyone working with LC, at any level of expertise,
can lurk silently either here or on the Forum, and never ask a question,
comment on something, complain or praise, whatever. Checking these two venues
is the
Curry.
"A few regulars - but many others who work/lurk! :)"
I see that.
Robert Eppich, back in the ’90’s, way before sockets, sold a product called
“Epsitalk”. This was HC based, and essentially used the now deprecated “send
message to program”. This was listed as a keyword, not a command, in
Craig:
> ROBERT EPPICH?
More people read this list than anyone might assume.
A few regulars - but many others who work/lurk! :)
Best wishes,
Curry Kenworthy
Custom Software Development
"Better Methods, Better Results"
Christian LiveCode Training and Consulting
Is there a reason you are trying to close it? This is the socket port the
remote debugger is listening on and there is a loop ensuring its existence.
Cheers
Monte
> On 16 Dec 2021, at 6:26 am, RobEppich via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the
Could it be remote debugging ?
Which version / license are you using ?
Alex.
On 15/12/2021 19:26, RobEppich via use-livecode wrote:
Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the opensockets” and a socket is
open, 65463. Close socket 65463 and put the opensockets again and result is
Hi Rob
déjà vue? :-D
> Am 15.12.2021 um 20:26 schrieb RobEppich via use-livecode
> :
>
> Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the opensockets” and a socket is
> open, 65463. Close socket 65463 and put the opensockets again and result is
> 65466.
> Close the socket that is opened on
ROBERT EPPICH?
If you are the person I think you are, do you know that I still manage a dozen
OS9 Macs on a network using Hypercard and Epsitalk?
Do you have other posts on either the LiveCode forums or this use-list? I have
never seen your name...
Craig Newman
> On Dec 15, 2021, at 2:26 PM,
Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the opensockets” and a socket is
open, 65463. Close socket 65463 and put the opensockets again and result is
65466.
Close the socket that is opened on startup always results in another socket
being opened. This was not the case in 9.6.3 and previous
Hi Rob,
> Am 09.12.2021 um 16:18 schrieb RobEppich via use-livecode
> :
>
> Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the opensockets” and a socket is
> open, 65463. Close socket 65463 and put the opensockets again and result is
> 65466.
> Close the socket that is opened on startup always
Downloaded and run Livecode 9.6.5, type “put the opensockets” and a socket is
open, 65463. Close socket 65463 and put the opensockets again and result is
65466.
Close the socket that is opened on startup always results in another socket
being opened. This was not the case in 9.6.3 and previous
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