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Forum: General Topic: Socket.UBound |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 5:54 pm
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| So simply create the socket array with only a single element in the beginning. Then when new sockets are needed, we can simply add a socket (with the MAX_PLAYERS simply setting a number that the server will not exceed). Then when someone disconnects, check to see what the highest socket number is th... |
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Forum: General Topic: On Error On 1 Line of Code? |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:23 pm
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Replies: 22
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| Doesn't error handling have to be turned on for every individual subroutine, though? With C++, if you have a function inside of a try block that throws an exception, then the exception isn't just local to the function - it goes all the way back to the try block and then to the catch block (if there ... |
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Forum: General Topic: On Error On 1 Line of Code? |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 7:56 pm
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| On Error Resume Next pretty much says to just push all errors into the Err object, but keep executing the statements (don't break execution) no matter what. On Error Goto 0 turns this state off and returns the error-handling to it's regular (if something happens, shut everything down and complain a ... |
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Forum: General Topic: Noob Here |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 11:36 pm
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| Well, I've been watching this forum and I've been trying to program but I'm no good. Can anybody help me start off, what do I need? What version of Mirage Source, programming tutorials, what language does Mirage use and what is Visual Basics 6? Visual Basic 6.0 is the programming language that Mira... |
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Forum: General Topic: Hm.. |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:01 am
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Replies: 21
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| I believe there's a "cursor" property for the forms that can achieve this. |
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Forum: Resources Topic: Packet Enum - Completed |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:01 pm
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Replies: 47
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Oh, wrap all of the Enum variables with CByte(packetID) before you stick it on the packet.
I get it. =x |
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Forum: Resources Topic: Packet Enum - Completed |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 3:14 am
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You mean a bunch of byte constants?
Or:
Code: Public Enum Packets As Byte
Blah = 1
MoreBlah
BlahBlah
FourthBlah
End Enum
Note: No clue if that'd even compile, I don't feel like pulling up VB6 right now. =x
I'm assuming you mean byte constants... which would be the best way to do it. |
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Forum: Resources Topic: Packet Enum - Completed |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:06 pm
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| I'd just like to add a little note about this tutorial, if I may. Any variable declared of a custom Enum type will be 4 bytes. I even made a quick test program to confirm this. I had one form, and one module. In the module, I had this code: Public Enum PacketName First = 1 Second Third Fourth Fifth ... |
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Forum: Resources Topic: Optimizing and Coding Standards |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:09 am
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Replies: 22
Views: 10002
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| Yay! I'm helping! Well... looking through the VB6 object browser, looking at the <globals> list, I can see a few more... Date -> Date$ Time -> Time$ ChrB( -> ChrB$( ChrW( -> ChrW$( Command -> Command$ Environ -> Environ$ Error -> Error$ Format(-> Format$( LeftB( -> LeftB$( MidB( -> MidB$( Oct( -> Oc... |
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Forum: Resources Topic: Optimizing and Coding Standards |
| Aranshada |
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Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 11:34 pm
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Replies: 22
Views: 10002
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| String( -> String$( Chr( -> Chr$( Trim( -> Trim$( LTrim( -> LTrim$( RTrim( -> RTrim$( Hex( -> Hex$( Space( -> Space$( CurDir( -> ChrDir$( Dir( -> Dir$( Left( -> Left$( Right( -> Right$( Mid( -> Mid$( If I missed any, let me know. Sorry if this is considered to be necroposting, but the bolded commen... |
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