Actually, I think the error is that you are trying to use the entire
editfield, not just the text within.
Try this:
bnetsocket.write "/whois " + editfield1.text
-Richard
On Jun 29, 2004, at 10:05 PM, Warules wrote:
I am having some difficulties using a / in my sockets write method.
Example:
I am trying to build a b.net program that will check if a user in
online. So, I have:
bnetsocket.write "/whois " + editfield1
I also tried:
bnetsocket.write chr(47) + "whois " + editfield1
But, RB still thinks I mean the / as a division sign! Can someone help?
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Thanks,
Kraftly
warules at manlymail dot net
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