This is off the top of my head, but hopefully it helps. It basically just expects 1 line of input over the socket, and then echos it back.
Note that you don't have to use the "with message" syntax, but if you don't then your program will block when doing reads and writes from the socket, which is bad if you need to handle multiple connections.


on startServer portNum
   accept connections on port portNum with message "newConnect"
end startServer

on stopServer portNum
  close socket (portNum)
on stopServer

on newConnect s
  read from s for 1 line with message "firstLine"
end newConnect

on firstLine s,data
  write "GOT IT::"&data to socket s with message "doneWriting"
end firstLine

on doneWriting s
  close socket s
end doneWriting

on socketTimeout s
  ## a read or write timed out on this socket
end socketTimeout

on socketError s
  ## some other socket-related error
end socketError


I am trying to put together some socket code on Windows. The documentation
seems clear but there are a couple things that are not as I expected and a
simple example would go a long way. Does anyone have such a thing handy?
Just a simple "accept/connect, send/receive, close" example.



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