Missing DataArrival * resolved

When I run the program without break there's a missing data arrival (I kept track by adding the Index to a string every time DataArrival fires, I compared it to a similar string for sends). But when I stepped through it with breakpoints to find the error, everythings accounted for.

Also, after running without breakpoints, I then pause execution and resume. The missing DataArrival gets fired. Weird.

Anybody have an idea?

Seems to be because of my broadcast function. Is anything wrong with it?

VB Code:

Public Sub SendBroadcast_sckTCP(SendDgram As Dgram_Unit, ExceptIndex As Integer)
 
   Dim objSocket As Winsock
   
   For Each objSocket In frmCommon.sckTCP
      If objSocket.Index > 0 And objSocket.State = sckConnected _
      And objSocket.Index <> ExceptIndex Then
         Call Send_sckTCP(SendDgram, objSocket.Index)
      End If
   Next
End Sub

Send_sckTCP() works fine.

The data might be getting bunched up or something.
Actually, you're referring to datagrams. Are you using UDP ?

With names in his code like "Send_sckTCP()", I get the feeling it aint UDP.

Make sure on your data arrival that your code is collecting all the data, I have never had the problem of missing any but i know some people like to use loops counting the bytes recieved and the bytes that winsock has put in the string. you compare them and loop until the length of the string matches what winsock says has arrived.

I am not at my computer so I cannot make you an accurrate code attempt.

Quote:

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Originally posted by Spajeoly
With names in his code like "Send_sckTCP()", I get the feeling it aint UDP.

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Except most people refer to IP as TCP/IP, and as such UDP would be a component of TCP/IP ;)

Don't go getting technical on me now Mister! What do you thinkg this is, a technically related message board?

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Originally posted by Spajeoly
Don't go getting technical on me now Mister! What do you thinkg this is, a technically related message board?

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:D

Thanks for replying guys. :) Thought no one would.

I used Dgram for lack of any better description, since it isn't a packet, nor frame, the protocol is TCP/IP. I was able to make the broadcast work with DoEvents. At first I thought it was because I passed the socket property as a parameter but storing first in a variable didn't work. Strangely this worked.

VB Code:

Public Sub SendBroadcast_sckTCP(SendDgram As Dgram_Unit, ExceptIndex As Integer)
 
   Dim X As Long
   Dim objSocket As Winsock
   Dim SendTo As Broadcast_SentToUnit
   
   SendTo.A_AddIndex = -1
   ReDim SendTo.B_SentToInfo(0)
   For Each objSocket In frmCommon.sckTCP
      If objSocket.Index > 0 And objSocket.Index <> ExceptIndex _
      And objSocket.State = sckConnected Then
         SendTo.A_AddIndex = SendTo.A_AddIndex + 1
         ReDim Preserve SendTo.B_SentToInfo(SendTo.A_AddIndex)
         SendTo.B_SentToInfo(SendTo.A_AddIndex).A_SocketIndex = objSocket.Index
         SendTo.B_SentToInfo(SendTo.A_AddIndex).B_IPAddress = objSocket.RemoteHostIP
      End If
   Next
   
   For X = 0 To SendTo.A_AddIndex
      If Find_sckTCP(SendTo.B_SentToInfo(X).A_SocketIndex) > 0 Then  'Check if still exists.
         Call Send_sckTCP(SendDgram, SendTo.B_SentToInfo(X).A_SocketIndex)
      End If
      DoEvents
   Next
      
End Sub

Admittedly its making things more complicated than it should be but as long as it works. :) BTW, just putting DoEvents in the earlier code didn't work because the socket sometimes gets unloaded before processing returns to the procedure.

Sweet, well just incase, here's that data arrival a guy suggest I use anytime working with winsock, though I don't use it but hey lol.

VB Code:

Private Sub Winsock1_DataArrival(ByVal bytesTotal As Long)
Dim strdata, getit As String
Dim bytesRec As Long
bytesRec = 0
strdata = ""
 
Do While bytesTotal > bytesRec
    Winsock1.GetData getit, vbString, bytesTotal
    strdata = strdata & getit
    bytesRec = bytesRec + Len(strdata)
    DoEvents
Loop
 
End Sub