Reflection does seem like the only real way to accomplish what you’re after. I’ve put together some code below. It creates an attribute called EndianAttribute that can be applied at the field level on a struct. I’ve included the definition for this attribute and it’s associated enum, as well as the modifications to your code … Read more
webSockets and regular sockets are not the same thing. A webSocket runs over a regular socket, but runs its own connection scheme, security scheme and framing protocol on top of the regular socket and both endpoints must follow those additional steps for a connection to even be made. You can see the webSocket protocol here: … Read more
VOIP app behavior at background (iOS 4.0+): Having a single socket that remains open, flagged as Voip This VOIP socket is maintained by the system, while app suspended at BG You may schedule a keep-alive block, and the OS will wake your app every X time X >= 10min (See [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setKeepAliveTimeout: handler:) this … Read more
Your client will be dispatched in different threads, so they will not intersect. You just need to add something like “DispatchMethod” where your messages will be processed. using System.Text.RegularExpressions; … if (Regex.IsMatch(bufferincmessage, Properties.Settings.Default.REQLogin, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)) { … } else if (Regex.IsMatch(bufferincmessage, /*some of your command1*/, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase)) { … } else if (Regex.IsMatch(bufferincmessage, /*some of your command1*/, … Read more
The problem is that when I run them, nothing happens. The real problem is that people have been pasting stuff from Beej for years without understanding it. That’s why I don’t really like that guide; it gives large blocks of code without really explaining them in detail. You’re not reading anything and not sending anything; … Read more
Sorry that this isn’t directly answering your question, but generally speaking you shouldn’t rely too heavily on measuring latency because it can be quite variable. Not only that, you don’t know if the ping time you measure is even symmetrical, which is important. There’s no point applying 10ms of latency correction if it turns out … Read more
It sounds like your program is listening on a socket. Normally, when your program exits the OS closes all sockets that might be open (including listening sockets). However, for listening sockets the OS normally reserves the port for some time (several minutes) after your program exits so it can handle any outstanding connection attempts. You … Read more
Do both os and is need to be flushed and closed for the underlying socket to be reusable? Closing the input stream is sufficient. You can’t flush an input stream, and flushing an output stream before close is redundant. Will connection.disconnect() close the underlying socket (and hence make it unreusable)? It ‘acts as a hint’ … Read more
When accessing Streams, you usually read and write data in small chunks (e.g. a kilobyte or so), or use a method like CopyTo that does that for you. This is an example using CopyTo to copy the contents of a stream to another stream and return it as a byte[] from a method, using an … Read more