Messing with the IO::Socket::INET module here, and ran into some issues. What I'm basically doing is making some networking tools for my closed network (I can't find any online that do what I require lol). Anyway, this isn't that *big*, but it's something I need to resolve. When I connect to a server program, I need to manually press enter, before being given some data -- how would I do this automatically through the program?

After searching google, I found that '1C' is the hex equivelant of the 'RETURN' key, so I tried:

$sock->send(0x1C);

This did not return what I wanted (spit out a numeric value instead of sending the effects of the return key) -- any suggestions?

In reply to key's -> hex values by FireBird34

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