TCP UDF, Event driven!

[Kip]

Thanks Kip thumbsup.gif

You're welcome.

(Where is our Visual AutoIt? crying.gif )

Still in my fantasy

[DexterMorgan]

You're welcome.

Still in my fantasy

You are the one making Visual Autoit ?? Cool

[Kip]

You are the one making Visual Autoit ?? Cool

mweh... yeah. Edited June 28, 2008 by Kip

[DexterMorgan]

mweh... yeah.

That is so cool Good Luck... Seems really hard... probably is.... lol

[WeMartiansAreFriendly]

Very nice kip, simplifies things quite a bit.

[GtaSpider]

Hi

Fantastic

Why not autoit have smth like TCPCreateCallback(Socket, mode, Function) (e.g. TCPCreateCallback($hSocket,$TCP_RECEIVE,"_TCPRecvEvent") or TCPCreateCallback($hSocket,$TCP_SOCKETCLOSE,"_GoodBye"))?

Maybe this would be a feature request

THanks for your amazing script Kip

Your Spider

[H5O20H]

When will this UDF be included in AutoIt?

[GtaSpider]

It would be better if this UDF will going to the core-functions in AutoIt.

[Kip]

It would be better if this UDF will going to the core-functions in AutoIt.

[Kip]

I'm already busy a much better version of this udf. It supports OnConnectionLost (That's new for autoit ), OnSendError, OnReceiveError, and more.

And the new one is really event driven, not like now, that every 50ms is checked if somthing is recieved.

So it also supports this:

Why not autoit have smth like TCPCreateCallback(Socket, mode, Function) (e.g. TCPCreateCallback($hSocket,$TCP_RECEIVE,"_TCPRecvEvent") or TCPCreateCallback($hSocket,$TCP_SOCKETCLOSE,"_GoodBye"))?

Edited June 29, 2008 by Kip

[Alek]

I love it I cant believe no one has ever done this before (or have I missed it?!)

I hope you don't mind me changing a few things on the event bit.

TCP.au3Server.au3Client.au3

Edited June 30, 2008 by Alek

[Xand3r]

I love it I cant believe no one has ever done this before (or have I missed it?!)

I hope you don't mind me changing a few things on the event bit.

TCP.au3Server.au3Client.au3

Nice job Alek

[goldenix]

Here is something that i think is a must for any multi-client tcp server

edit: A small chat made in 5 minutes with this udf:X

P.S.: you need the broadcast udf

This is what i get when i try to run your client code.

ERROR: _TcpEvent_Client_Create(): undefined function.
ERROR: _TcpEvent_Client_Send(): undefined function.

Edited June 30, 2008 by goldenix

[Xand3r]

This is what i get when i try to run your client code.

ERROR: _TcpEvent_Client_Create(): undefined function.
ERROR: _TcpEvent_Client_Send(): undefined function.

it used an older version than the one made by alek

[inet]

I'm already busy a much better version of this udf. It supports OnConnectionLost (That's new for autoit ), OnSendError, OnReceiveError, and more.

And the new one is really event driven, not like now, that every 50ms is checked if somthing is recieved.

So it also supports this:

Looking forward to the new UDF then When you think you will be finishing it??

[ptrex]

@Kip

Just a tip.

The ultimate UDF would included Events but as well AsyncSocket

Regards,

ptrex

[Kip]

I'm just finished with that You're ruining the surprise

[Kip]

Ok, new UDF uploaded. It's not much simpler. I hope you can still understand the new version.

This is really event driven. Using the UDF created by Zatorg.

New function names, so you'll have to rewrite some stuff.

Edited July 2, 2008 by Kip

[inet]

Very nice !!!

I was looking forward to the _OnConnectionLost Function or can i achieve something like that with the funcs allready implemented?

[Kip]

I was looking forward to the _OnConnectionLost Function or can i achieve something like that with the funcs allready implemented?

No