I got it! >:) At least, I really think so....
function Main()
local IP=wx.wxIPV4address() IP:AnyAddress() IP:Service(80)
local SKT=wx.wxSocketServer(IP,wx.wxSOCKET_NONE)
print("Socket OK?",SKT:Ok())
FRAME=wx.wxFrame(wx.NULL,-1,"") FRAME:SetSize(432,310) FRAME:Centre()
SKT:SetEventHandler(FRAME,wx.wxEVT_SOCKET)
SKT:SetNotify(-1,wxSOCKET_CONNECTION_FLAG)
SKT:Notify(true)
FRAME:Connect(-1,wx.wxEVT_SOCKET,function(E) print("!!!!!") end)
FRAME:Show(true)
end
Main()
That lets me know if I connect to the right IP and port. I'm still not exactly
sure what prompted me to try exactly this, it was a half-baked interpretatiojn
of something in wx.chm, but it WORKS. Question is, is it right? Can it be
simplified? Is it formally correct? Please let me know. John (Labensky), you've
been silent for a long time, but I'd like you to say something now. I got far
enough on my own since Andreas Krink gave me the starting help with a proven
example of basic socket access, so havign got here I want to know if I did it
the right way. Please let me know if this is missing something I should know,
or confirm that it is correct. It obviously works, but I didn't design this
system so what works now might not always do so unless it fits with proper
methods.
Also, is it likely that this business might be simplified in future? I like
what appears to be a way to get a lot of versatile control, though I suspect it
might be possible to simplify it conceptually, if not in practise.
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