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Thanks...I saw all of that. What I'm missing is the actual results from
each of those commands. For example, I've learned from experimenting [read:
screwing up] that the "Write to Socket" command will send a result of "timeout"
is there's no response before the socketTimeoutInterval elapses. Likewise,
it will send "Socket is not open" if a socket is not open. I just thought
that somewhere there was a list of all possible results for each of the commands.
So:<br>
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write "001600000000"&null to socket (line 5 of allStatusLo&":"&line
6 of allStatusLo)<br>
get the result<br>
if it = "timeout" then<br>
resetAll<br>
cleanStuffUp<br>
else if it = "Socket is not open" then<br>
answer "Duh...try connecting first"<br>
else if it = "Whatever" then<br>
doSomethingAppropriateForWhatever<br>
end if<br>
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Sorry, I probably should have shown this code in my first post.<br>
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Best Regards, Tim Ponn<br>
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Richard Gaskin wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">T. R. Ponn wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Where can I find a list of "results" returned from commands? I'm
particularly interested in the "Socket" cmds for now, but I'm sure there
will be others later. Th
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See the socketError message, and see also the entries listed in its See
Also.
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