Thanks all for the answers... Turns out that Griff was right - the writeLn method was fine with the embedded #13's... I was morphing from one object type too early and losing the subsequent parts in the morph before I was sending it... In plain English - there was only one line left to send -...
The system on the other end is not "my" system... As such I have no control over how it will interpret what I send... I *do* know that it will stop "reading" at the #28. The problem is that I actually tried using the .socket.write() method and had near identical results - nothing after the...
that's what I thought... The question, then, remains -
How do I send a string with embedded formatting characters down the socket? WriteLn seems to not work with special characters - I can only assume I need to use something else...
Hello all -
This is my first post here so I apologize if this has been covered... I have a program that uses an Indy TCP Server to receive a message and then must send a response that has an embedded carriage return. In short, the response must look like...
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