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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	As a client, this function has no arguments.		As a client, this function has no arguments.
	As a server, ~~this function gets passed a socket pointer~~, ~~client id and client port.~~
			As a server:
			<pre>function newConn( clientID, clientIP, clientPort )</pre>

	== Example ==		== Example ==

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Socket.SetNewConnFunc( function )

== Arguments == * ''string'' '''funct..."

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Specify the function to call when the socket has received a new connection.

== Syntax ==

<pre>Socket.SetNewConnFunc( function )</pre>

== Arguments ==

* ''string'' '''function''' - The name of the function to call.

== Notes ==
As a client, this function has no arguments.
As a server, this function gets passed a socket pointer, client id and client port.

== Example ==
Please refer to the [[Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/NewSocket/Example|Socket Example]] for a advanced usage of all socket functions.

== Related Functions ==

{{Scripting/Squirrel/Functions/Sockets}}