Socket() with hostname
syntax: |
Socket(hostname, port) |
where: |
hostname - Name of remote host to connect to
port - Port of remote host to connect to
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return: |
object - A new Socket object, or null on error
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description: |
This method attempts to connect to the specified remote host. If the library is unable to connect to the remote host, then null is returned and error is set. Once the connection is established, the socket can be read from / written to until it is closed or the connection is lost.
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see: |
#link <sesock>, Socket error()
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example: |
function connect( hostnamePort ) { var index; var port = 1000; // Default port
if( (index = hostnamePort.indexOf(":")) != -1 ) { port = ToNumber(hostnamePort.substring(index, hostnamePort.length)); hostnamePort = hostnamePort.substring(0,index); }
var socket = Socket(hostnamePort, port);
return socket; } |