I already mentioned that queueing was working in older versions but it was still sent instantly if nothing was in the queue, why doesn't 7.xx do this?
I more or less explained that, 6.35 was just faster than 7.xx, you were just lucky that your socket code worked
And using the sockwrite event I cannot see what was actually wrote to the socket, therefore I cannot perform specific actions based on what was sent plus this would double the size of a script because I will be checking what needs to be sent and then checking it again once it has been sent and performing the necessary
As stated several times, the on sockwrite event only tell you when you can send informations again, I think Khaled couldn't fill $1- with what was sent even if he wanted to, not sure though. We are just telling you that it's not a bug because it's how sockets work, size of scripts doesn't matter.
also why are all sockets treated as asynchronous? UDP sockets are asynchronous where as TCP should be synchronous because both sides need to make acknowledgements?
asynchronous doesn't mean "not connected", it means that a call to a socket function won't lock the program.
