Author Topic: Writing binary data from file to network connection  (Read 1241 times)

You're the one whose great with networking in blockland, i'm sure if anyone could figure it out, you could.
Stop calling people 'butthurt' and trying to help if you can't do it.

You're the one whose great with networking in blockland, i'm sure if anyone could figure it out, you could.
You just don't understand the concept:
But the value 0 can't be written.

What really loving pisses me off is I wrote a binary libary for Torque/blockland a few months ago, literally a few pages of code which did all sorts of things, completely releveant to this topic, and now I can't find it.

Granted it's not like it would be that useful, as like I've been quoted, the value 0 can't be written. (i got around that by replacing every 0 with 255-255 and every 255 with 255-254 at the very lowest level of processing the data) However, while this would allow it to be processed by something made to deal with it, it wouldn't work with any other programs with their default configurations.
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