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* ''string'' '''dataReceivedFunc''' - The name of a function to call when data has been received. | * ''string'' '''dataReceivedFunc''' - The name of a function to call when data has been received. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:55, 30 January 2017
This function will create a new Socket instance and return it's pointer.
Syntax
NewSocket( dataReceivedFunc )
Arguments
- string dataReceivedFunc - The name of a function to call when data has been received.
Notes
The dataReceivedFunc is like this:
function dataReceived( data )
Example
Please refer to the Socket Example for a advanced usage of all socket functions.