Re: (Zigster) Newline Character and Socket Comms

I presume you mean you changed the server code to include:

for(my $i=0; $i <= 10; $i++)
{
   print $new_sock "$i\n";
}
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Within the while loop instead of the


    my $msg = <$new_sock>;
    print "client said '$msg'\n";
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I have tried this and all seems to work fine. Can you confirm a few more details regarding what you are doing and on what platform.
Taa Update As tilly pointed out, in CB, it is a good idea to get out of the habit of using C style for loops use for my (1..10) {stuff}. Tiss neater and nice and clear. Not directly relevent but very good advice all the same. Cheers Tilly
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Re: Re: (Zigster) Newline Character and Socket Comms by Ducati (Beadle) on May 04, 2001 at 21:49 UTC
I put the for loop in on the client side ... the loop sends the data to the server ... the while loop is on the server side and it loops waiting for more data. I was expecting: `0 1 2 ...` [download] But I get: `'0 '` [download] ============================================ "We rock the body to rock the party ... until the party rocks the body" De La Soul	[reply] [d/l] [select]