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Defines
General
| NET_MAX_MSG_LEN | - Maximum number of bytes per message. (doesn't really apply, ignore it) |
| NET_FPS | - The frame percentage of the NET Loop. (default is frame;) |
Connection Status codes
| NET_STATUS_DISCONNECTING | - -4 | - The connection is being disconnected |
| NET_STATUS_DISCONNECTED | - -2 | - The connection is disconnected. |
| NET_STATUS_INACTIVE | - 0 | - (The connection is) inactive. |
| NET_STATUS_ACTIVE | - 1 | - (The connection is) active. |
| NET_STATUS_ESTABLISHED | - 2 | - The connection is established. |
| NET_STATUS_ESTABLISHING | - 4 | - The connection is being established. |
Console Reports modes
| NET_CONSOLEREPORTS_NO | - false | - Console reports disabled. |
| NET_CONSOLEREPORTS_YES | - true | - Console reports enabled. |
Struct NET
| INT Activity | - true/false: whether there is an incoming message on a connection. READ ONLY |
| INT POINTER Incoming | - The change of state of each connection. READ ONLY |
| INT POINTER Status | - The status of each connection. READ ONLY |
| WORD MaxConnections | - Maximum number of connections specified when NET_Init was called. READ ONLY |
| WORD MaxListenPorts | - Maximum number of listenports specified when NET_Init was called. READ ONLY |
| WORD ActiveConnections | - Number of currently active Connections; this does not include ListenConnections. READ ONLY |
| WORD ActiveListenPorts | - Number of currently active ListenConnections. READ ONLY |
| BYTE ConsoleReports = false | - true/false: whether general messages should be displayed in the console. READ/WRITE |
| BYTE ReturnNETDLLCommands = false | - true/false: whether Network.DLL commands are visible to Fenix. READ/WRITE Deprecated |
| INT totaltransferrate_up | - The number of bytes sent this frame by all connections. |
| INT totaltransferrate_down | - The number of bytes received this frame by all connections. |
| INT totaltransferred_up | - The total number of bytes sent by all connections. |
| INT totaltransferred_down | - The total number of bytes received by all connections. |
| INT POINTER transferrate_up | - The number of bytes sent this frame by a connection. |
| INT POINTER transferrate_down | - The number of bytes received this frame by a connection. |
| INT POINTER transferred_up | - The total number of bytes sent by a connection. |
| INT POINTER transferred_down | - The total number of bytes received by a connection. |
Pointers
To the int pointers in the NET struct applies the following:
- they point to an array with number of elements equal to
NET.MaxConnections; - each element contains data regarding one connection;
- every connection has a NetID and this NetID corresponds with the position in the array (so for example for the NetID n: NET.Status[n] works).
Incoming/Status
To the incoming array the following status codes apply: NET_STATUS_DISCONNECTED, NET_STATUS_INACTIVE, NET_STATUS_ACTIVE, NET_STATUS_CONNECTED.
To the status array the following status codes apply: NET_STATUS_DISCONNECTING, NET_STATUS_DISCONNECTED, NET_STATUS_INACTIVE, NET_STATUS_CONNECTED, NET_STATUS_CONNECTING.
The status array tells the current status, while the incoming array tell the change of status. For example, if a connection would disconnect, the element of the incoming array of that connection would become NET_STATUS_DISCONNECT for one frame and then become NET_STATUS_INACTIVE.
