Hello Lutz,
Just a currious question..
When using 'net-close in a new started console the following happens;
and i was just currious if behaviour is related to the stderr stdin stdout?
>(net-close 0) # loops the console prompt
>(net-close 1) # waits
>(net-close 2) # returns true
PS: it would actualy be nice to be able in newlisp to have
access to a list using network functions, like: (net-close (net-sessions))
Regards,
Norman.
net-close
'net-close' ends up using the same function as 'close' is using. This is why 'net-close' on 0,1,2 affects stderr, sdin stdout.
In lisp there is a construct to make fucntions work on lists which is called 'map', so you could do:
(map close (net-sessions))
But careful do not do this in newLISP-tk environment becuase two TCP/IP connections are open to communicate between newlisp and newlisp-tk.
Lutz
In lisp there is a construct to make fucntions work on lists which is called 'map', so you could do:
(map close (net-sessions))
But careful do not do this in newLISP-tk environment becuase two TCP/IP connections are open to communicate between newlisp and newlisp-tk.
Lutz