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Is it possible for this to happen:

User presses a hotkey and sends it to the server.

Then anyone who is running my program will get a message from the server.

For example: I press {F10}

Then Everyone who is running my program would get a msg saying: Hello From Server

Posted

Is it possible for this to happen:

User presses a hotkey and sends it to the server.

Then anyone who is running my program will get a message from the server.

For example: I press {F10}

Then Everyone who is running my program would get a msg saying: Hello From Server

You could try something like this:

TCPStartup()
$ip = "90.90.90.12"
$port = 80
$MainSocket = TCPConnect($ip,$port)
HotKeySet("a","a")

Func a()
TCPSend($MainSocket,"a")
EndFunc

Or you can use cases if you're going to have many keys.

i > *

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You would have to use TCPSend to send the command to each of the clients. In the main client loop, you should have something to parse through the messages and execute them accordingly.

You can base your script off khui's basic example. You can use TCPRecv to receive the message on the client side.

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there are a TON of TCPmulticlient examples and scripts here on the forums... there are a couple in my sig... there is one that John2006, a UDF that Kip has made... there are lots more.. those are just off the top of my head

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