Andreas Krinke wrote:
(Sat, 24 Oct 2009 05:43:12 -0700)
> local url = wx.wxURL("http://www.google.com";;)
> local stream = url:GetInputStream()
> while stream:CanRead() do
> textCtrl:AppendText(stream:Read(78))
> end
One other thing.. I added a line to get the error:
local url = wx.wxURL("http://www.google.com";)
local stream = url:GetInputStream()
print(url:GetError())
while stream:CanRead() do
print(stream:Read(78))
end
It printed a 3 which I checked with this:
print(wx.wxURL_NOERR,wx.wxURL_SNTXERR,wx.wxURL_NOPROTO,wx.wxURL_NOHOST,wx.wxURL_NOPATH,wx.wxURL_CONNERR,wx.wxURL_PROTOERR)
So it can't find the host. As this is a simple thing that a vast number of
tools can do on W98 I won't be blaming the OS. Hopefully wxWidgets will become
as cross-platform as its billing suggests. W98 is founded on a decades-old and
extremely small, fast and useful base (DOS) and plenty of people value that
even if Microsoft don't. I hope that people who support cross-platform efforts
don't too readily do what Microsoft want them to do, to give up on it.
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