socket / sysread - Probleme (Netzwerkprogrammierung und Netzwerke mit Perl)

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socket / sysread - Probleme

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esskar

2005-02-28 17:55

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perldoc -f ord ord EXPR ord Returns the numeric (the native 8-bit encoding, like ASCII or EBCDIC, or Unicode) value of the first character of EXPR.

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Gast Gast

2005-02-28 17:50

Hallo,
ich habe Probleme einen Hex-String von einer Socketverbindung zu lesen. Ankommen sollte z.B. "01 03 04 a0 ad 41 a4 78 39 "
...
my $buffer = "";
sysread(SOCK, $buffer, 1024, 0);
$buffer = ord($buffer);
print "$buffer \n";
...
so ich krieg aber nur den ersten Abschnitt zurück.
wir bring ich sysread dazu, auch den Rest auszulesen?
hat jemand ne idee?
Danke, Ratz

Relais

2005-02-28 17:57

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indem Du den sysread() - Aufruf wiederholst, zum Beispiel in einer while-Schleife.

Code: (dl )

while ( sysread( ... ) ){ print( ord( $buffer ), "\n" ) }

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