Core Function SSSend

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	The server object to use.		The server object to use.
−	==== <message buffer> ====	+	==== <net buffer> ====
−	The message buffer object to use.	+	The net buffer object to use.
	==== <client socket> ====		==== <client socket> ====
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	The client object to use.		The client object to use.
−	==== <message buffer> ====	+	==== <net buffer> ====
−	The message buffer object to use.	+	The net buffer object to use.
	=== Return Value ===		=== Return Value ===
−	Success: Returns 1.	+	Success: Returns true.
−	Failure: Returns 0.	+	Failure: Returns false.
	=== Remarks ===		=== Remarks ===

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SSSend( /* depends... /* ) 

Contents 1 Description 2 Parameters if first param is SERVER 2.1 <server> 2.2 <net buffer> 2.3 <client socket> 3 Parameters if first param is CLIENT 3.1 <client> 3.2 <net buffer> 4 Return Value 5 Remarks 6 Example

Description

Send data to client or server.

Parameters if first param is SERVER

<server>

The server object to use.

<net buffer>

The net buffer object to use.

<client socket>

The client socket to use.

Parameters if first param is CLIENT

<client>

The client object to use.

<net buffer>

The net buffer object to use.

Return Value

Success: Returns true.

Failure: Returns false.

Remarks

This is NOT a generic socket toolset; You can't use this to connect to anything instead it is used to connect Sputnik clients with Sputnik servers in a very easy to use way.

Example

See the Listen() and Connect() for examples