C++ Winsock2 sending an ENTER?

08/08/2012 16:42 jackpotsvr#1

Hello! I am willing to send an enter using Winsock TCP/IP to a browser.
The enter is being used inside a HTTP Message, so it cannot simply be '\n'.
Is there maybe a char for enter?

Any idea on how I can achieve the enter in this case will be appreciated :)

Thanks in advance,
jackpotsvr

EDIT-

Figured that octal number 12 is an enter. so
char ENTER = 0012;
Though still haven't figured how I could add this in my HTTP message.

08/08/2012 23:14 SmackJew#2

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackpotsvr

Hello! I am willing to send an enter using Winsock TCP/IP to a browser.
The enter is being used inside a HTTP Message, so it cannot simply be '\n'.
Is there maybe a char for enter?

Any idea on how I can achieve the enter in this case will be appreciated :)

Thanks in advance,
jackpotsvr

EDIT-

Figured that octal number 12 is an enter. so
char ENTER = 0012;
Though still haven't figured how I could add this in my HTTP message.

Check how a browser does it.

08/09/2012 01:35 MrSm!th#3

Quote:

Figured that octal number 12 is an enter. so
char ENTER = 0012;
Though still haven't figured how I could add this in my HTTP message.

Btw. \n is an escape sequence and replaced by 12 by the compiler.

08/09/2012 12:24 jackpotsvr#4

At first I just used an ascii to octal convert, and converted an 'enter' to octal which gave me 0012. So I made a char with that octal value, and a string which value was equal to the char.

PHP Code:


			
char  ENTER = 0012;

string ENDLSTR;

string text;

ENDLSTR = char(ENTER);

In the end I figured it was a way easier.. With this small piece of code I achieved the same :)

PHP Code:


			
string ENDLSTR = '\n';

Good luck all, cya, Thanks

08/09/2012 12:34 MrSm!th#5

That's what I said..

08/09/2012 16:10 jackpotsvr#6

Quote:

Originally Posted by MrSm!th

That's what I said..

Indeed, that's what you said.