Re: Problem with TCPStream (CommonC++-1.6.1)

[David Sugar]

For unformatted data, you can always do a read or write stream method.

address@hidden wrote:

> Hi,
>
> i have a problem with making a simple tcp-client
> for writing a IRC-bot.
> Here are the only lines of my code (very short):
> ---------------------------------------------
>    #include <iostream>
>    #include <string>
>    #include <cc++/socket.h>
>
>    int main() {
>         cout << "suibot" << endl;
>
>         TCPStream mystream("localhost",6664);
>         mystream << "NICK elmex\r\n";
>         mystream.sync();
>         while(mystream.isConnected()) {
>             while(mystream.isPending(SOCKET_PENDING_INPUT, 2000)) {
>                 char buf[2];
>                 mystream.getline(buf,1);
>                 cout << "line:" << buf[1] << endl;
>             }
>             cout << "Timeout" << endl;
>         }
>    }
> ---------------------------------------------
> I tested this programm with NetCat:
> Console1:
> ----------
> address@hidden: ~$ nc -l -p 6664
> NICK elmex
> ----------
> I typed in Console1:
> 'Foobar and Stuff'
>
> and console2, with the client started gives:
> --------------------------------
> suibot
> IS CON!
> Timeout
> Timeout
> line:
> line:
> line:
> ...
> --------------------------------
>
> I am wondering. The >> operators do work. but i want
> unformatted input. Think of binary data or control-characters?
>
> I am using CommonC++ version 1.6.1
> uname -a: Linux x-paste.de 2.4.9 #2 Tue Oct 2 12:26:22 CEST 2001 i586 unknown
> I have a AMD K6-2 300mhz 192 MB RAM.
>
> If something is missing, mail me.
>
>
> cya