maybe it's because im tired :-\ [ resolved]

somone hit me in the head and explain why this is happening: Keep in mind its 2:30 and i've had no caffine today ;)

KK ,using winsock ....

VB Code:

dim strData1 as string
dim strData2 as string
strData1 = "hey"
strData2 = "bye"
socket.senddata strData1
socket.senddata strData2

why on the other send, does it come out as "heybye" instead of 2 seperate strings of "hey" and "bye" ...like on other end i have

VB Code:

socket2.getdata strData1
socket2.getdata strData2
text1.text = strData1
text2.text = strData2

text2 stays empty while text1 becomes "heybye"

*** (pardon my french ) lololol am i not allowed to send data like that?

-lost n tired-

:( :( :(

I don't know for sure why it does that, but I remember I just put a delay between the sends and it worked... I think it has something to do with it arriving at the same time on the receiver. There should be some threads around here about that seeing as it is a rather common occurrence.

thats absolutelyyy retarddsed then!

it should see it as seperate data and be able to multitask ffs!!!!!!!!

die winsock die.

Goodbye - must search forums s :)

ok apparently using the sleep api doesn't do anything to help this

lol so i doubt any other delay type functions would work???

blah.

did you give it a few seconds?

used
sleep 5000

5 seconds should be sufficient i'd think :ehh:

send a vbCrlf after the first one?

Include a vbCrLf after both lines. Otherwise you're not sending. WinSock OCX is pretty retarded... API works a lot better.

it seems to be sending one of them without it, but it couldn't hurt to send both.

Alright, i just used a / delimiter after each send, and then cut them up on the receiving end, works fine i guess.

just wish the winsock control was better :rolleyes:

i don't like to use winsock api classmodules, dunno why... i usually end up adding 15 functions or so into the modules and end up only using my own functions anyways. :confused: