Very interesting data structure concept. I haven't really looked at Aspect’s memory commands. I'm currently investigating creating an Aspect dll that would mimic the string functions of Aspect, except a string's size would only be limited to available memory. The string functions wouldn't be...
Thanks. How about this situation: A client is sending me a password with a carriage return. Will I still need two calls to rget? Will the first call to rget be the password, and will it contain the return? Assuming neither they nor I have sent anything else.
Thanks,
mjg
Aspect is a powerful language and very unique, but the string size limit of 255 or 256 characters is a frustrating limitation. I'm curious how other people get around this limitation. I dump data to a file when a string size reaches the limit, and so far the limitation hasn't been a problem...
Does anybody else find the help file topic for rget a bit confusing? It mentions the need to use two rget commands when rgetchar is a carriage return. The first rget command gets the carriage return and the second rget command gets the actual message, since rget ends as soon as it encounters a...
Hello,
My main proc goes something like this:
proc main
set modem acceptcall data ON
set modem acceptcall fax OFF
set modem autoanswer PW
when $CARRIER call startTransfer
while 1
yield
endwhile
endproc
However, when a client dials in, Procomm connects but never...
I have a client that will be dialing into me and will be sending a stream of data. I'll have to break the data into files and perform various acknowledgements and checksums on it. How do you configure Procomm to accept a dial-in and is using comgetc the best approach to parsing the stream...
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