/sockread -c - 26/09/07 01:10 PM
Could we possibly get a switch, such as -c, to "keep" the $crlf's? I would find it beneficial to not have to do some strange coding to put these back into the binvar itself.
Granted, it's been a long night, so maybe I'm overlooking something a little more simple. *shrug*
This is basically what I have to resort to at the moment:
If we could preserve the crlfs, I would be able to write directly to the file without any worry:
Granted, it's been a long night, so maybe I'm overlooking something a little more simple. *shrug*
This is basically what I have to resort to at the moment:
Code:
on *:sockread:test:{ sockread -n &test if (!$sockbr) { sockread -fn &test if (!$sockbr) return } else { var %l = $bvar(&test,0) + 1 bset &test %l 13 10 } bwrite thetest.txt -1 -1 &test } on *:sockclose:test:{ run thetest.txt }
If we could preserve the crlfs, I would be able to write directly to the file without any worry:
Code:
on *:sockread:test:{ sockread -c &test | bwrite thetest.txt -1 -1 &test }