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ID	Category	Severity	Reproducibility	Date Submitted	Last Update
0001492	[SphereServer 0.56b] new feature request	feature	N/A	14-08-08 13:48	16-07-10 17:40
Reporter	theBug	View Status	public
Assigned To
Priority	normal	Resolution	open
Status	new			Product Version	PreRelease/Nightly
Summary	0001492: Adding SOCKET object.
Description	A socket object would be great for SphereServer. It might be like file object. Need a few commands, like: socket.adress 127.0.0.1 socket.port 8896 socket.open socket.senddata GIVE_ME_THE_ANSWER sysmessage <socket.receivedata> socket.close
Additional Information
Tags	No tags attached.
Nightly Version	Not Available
Experimental Flags	None
Option Flags	None
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Notes
(0000063) theBug (reporter) 14-08-08 13:52 edited on: 27-08-08 19:50	This part might be changed, while !(<socket.receivedata>) socket.receivedata endwhile sysmessage <socket.data> --- socket.receivedata should return 1 if received a data, 0 if doesn't receive data. Or this note might be useless at all. You know it better, can do it in the best way :p
(0000510) trinax (reporter) 16-07-10 17:40	Better add an event handler to the socket object that will refer to a function.

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Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
14-08-08 13:48	theBug	New Issue
14-08-08 13:48	theBug	Nightly Version	=> Not Available
14-08-08 13:48	theBug	Experimental Flags	=> None
14-08-08 13:48	theBug	Option Flags	=> None
14-08-08 13:52	theBug	Note Added: 0000063
27-08-08 19:50	theBug	Note Edited: 0000063
16-07-10 17:40	trinax	Note Added: 0000510