Re: Trying to use NSStream

FROM : Development
DATE : Sun Jan 13 20:19:50 2008

Well the only think I can think then is that I did not type \r\n but 
must have instead typed \n\r which would of course be wrong.

P.S. Thank you to every one who responded, things are clearer now.

On Jan 12, 2008, at 6:51 PM, Brady Duga wrote:

> On Jan 12, 2008, at 5:16 PM, Development wrote:
>

>> Ok... Did any one else get the memo that the EOL character had been 
>> changed to the char(10).
>> Every document I've read and all information I have seen tells me 
>> that I suffix every line I send to a server with either \n or \r or 
>> \n\r or some other such combination. Either way... I have never had 
>> to do sendString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@\r%c",aString,
>> 10]; I do not know what Char 10 is however I am assuming it is an 
>> EOL or EOF character?

>
> 10 (0x0A) is a newline. 'man ascii' when in doubt. It is the same as 
> "\n". Almost all text-based network protocols require lines to end 
> in a carriage-return/newline pair. So "Foo\r\n".
>
> --Brady
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