On 15 окт, 08:30, Valeriu Gontia <
gontia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 9 ÓÅÎ, 09:11, Valeriu Gontia <
gontia...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hello.
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> > M/Wire question.
> > I made M/Wire its two functions and try to work with them.
> > On a Windows client application in VB using the socket.
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> > The code for the server side:
> > ; ***************
> > cmdLocalSet(input)
> > š; m.LocalSet "localvar", "This is a test for locall set ..."
> > šn $zt s $zt="zgoto "_$zl_":trap^%mwire"
> > šs gtmbuild("Variable")=$p(input,$c(0),1)
> > šs gtmbuild("Value")=$p(input,$c(0),2)
> > šs @gtmbuild("Variable")=gtmbuild("Value")
> > š; s response="+OK"_endseparator
> > š; w response
> > šk gtmbuild("Variable"),gtmbuild("Value")
> > šq
> > š;***************
> > cmdLocalGet(input)
> > š; Dim Var as String
> > š; Var=m.LocalGet "localvar"
> > š; MsgBox Var
> > šn $zt s $zt="zgoto "_$zl_":trap^%mwire"
> > šs gtmbuild("Variable")=input
> > šs gtmbuild("Value")=@gtmbuild("Variable")
> > šw gtmbuild("Value")_endseparator
> > šq
> > š;
I forgot to clarify.
This last code I had on my old
the laptop. A good result for Cache Socket! : (
I am very sorry for GT.M. I have great respect and love this database.
What can I do? Maybe my approach is not true test?
I am very hopeful for a positive outcome in the future. ;)
Thank you.