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Contents 1 Definition 2 Parameters 3 Returns 4 Example

Definition

INT NET_Send ( WORD connection , STRING message , [BYTE includeseperator] )

Sends a message. It appears this can also be a byte, word or integer. Just make sure the other peer receives it like it was sent. For those variables NET_SendVar() is recommended though.
Also called NET_Message().

Parameters

WORD connection	The connection identifier.
STRING message	The message.
[BYTE includeseparator]	When true, the separator will be added to the message at the end. When false, it won't. Default is true.

Returns

INT : Network.DLL Errorcode

NET_ERROR_INVALIDCONN	The connection is invalid.
NET_ERROR_CONNINACTIVE	The connection is inactive.
NET_ERROR_MESSAGETOOLONG	The message is too long.
NET_ERROR_MESSAGETOOSHORT	The message is too short.
NET_ERROR_SENDING	Could not send.
>=0	The size of the succesfully sent message. With the separatorlength, if the separator was added.

Example

Program example;
    include "Network.fh";
Private
    int netid;
Begin

    NET_Init(0,10,1);
    netid = NET_Connect("www.google.com",80,true);
    NET_Send(netid,"HELLO!"+chr(13)+chr(10)); // This is not a valid HTTP protocol message
   
    Loop
        frame;
    End

End