mnRecvUDP

This is used to receive a packet via UDP. The new UDP packet will be copied into the specified packet.

If the memory size of the specified packet is too small then it will be increased.

Note that when using mnRecvUDP in server state under UDP mode UM_CATCH_ALL redundant connection packets may be received from newly connected clients. These packets have a prefix of an unsigned integer of 0 and should be ignored.

This command is used differently depending on UDP mode, see “Unreliable (UDP)” for more information on UDP modes.

Parameters

int Instance: This is the instance that the command should use.

int ClientID: In server state this is the client ID of the client to receive from.

In client state UDP modes UM_PER_CLIENT and UM_PER_CLIENT_PER_OPERATION, this is the client ID of the client to receive a packet about.

In client state UDP modes UM_CATCH_ALL and UM_CATCH_ALL_NO this parameter should be ignored and can be set to anything.

int OperationID: This is the operation ID to receive from. This is only used in UDP mode UM_PER_CLIENT_PER_OPERATION. In other UDP modes this parameter can be set to anything.

Returns (Integer)

0 if there were no new packets to receive.

1 if a new packet was received.

-1 if an error occurred.

Present in

DBP

C++

.Net