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InetRead() - missing background flag as for InetGet()


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Thanks ProgAndy!! Nice example.

I will test if it works on WinXP and also on Win7 64bit...

Tested and it works fine on Win XP and also Win7 64bit. :D

It can be even simplified because reading at the end after loop and InetClose is not neccessary (tested).

EDIT: This example could be added as example for Named Pipes to Autoit helpfile because there are no examples.

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It can be even simplified because reading at the end after loop and InetClose is not neccessary (tested).

That's only possible if you are able to allocate enough buffer for the pipe. If you don't know the maximum size of the download that's impossible.

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