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#1325 12/12/02 09:39 AM
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'Note: The data and parms variables can each hold 900 chars maximum.'

This is what I want extended. To be able to return more data than 900 chars. Atleast a few K would be nice. Why is it 900 chars anyway? Thanks.

#1326 12/12/02 01:39 PM
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mIRC's parser has a wierd buffer limit. Won't happen unless Khaled changes the parser afaik, which isn't going to happen to my knowledge without a complete re-write ...


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#1327 12/12/02 11:20 PM
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He probably uses a static buffer somewhere...
Dynamic allocation is one of the best features of C++!!!

#1328 13/12/02 05:23 AM
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Well, my point was that the buffer size (being increased that is) has been requested so many times... that I would assume that something is preventing him from doing it if it were so easy to do he would of done it already.

I don't have the code so I can only speculate but that would be my guess.


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