Syntax
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Public ReadOnly Property Offset As Integer | |
| C# | |
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public int Offset {get;} | |
| Managed Extensions for C++ | |
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public: __property int get_Offset(); | |
Property Value
An integer representing the offset into the buffer.Example
The following example demonstrates connecting to a server while specifying a local interface to use.
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' Connect to the server, specifying the local interface to use Tcp1.Connect("atropos", 13, "192.168.0.83", 8888) ' Since connection was to DAYTIME port (13), simply receive the time Dim seg As Segment = Tcp1.Receive() Debug.WriteLine("Time reported by server: " + seg.ToString()) | |
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// Connect to the server, specifying the local interface to use tcp1.Connect("atropos", 13, "192.168.0.83", 8888); // Since connection was to DAYTIME port (13), simply receive the time Segment seg = tcp1.Receive(); Debug.WriteLine("Time reported by server: " + seg.ToString()); | |
Remarks
Use this property to access offset parameter of the Receive and Send methods.
When using the Tcp component, using Tcp.Send or Tcp.Receive will return a Segment object. The buffer offset is available through Segment.Offset.
When using the Udp component, using Udp.Send or Udp.Receive will return a Datagram object. The buffer offset is available through Datagram.Offset.
Use this property to properly access the data available in Segment.Buffer or Datagram.Buffer.
When using other PowerTCP components, a Segment or Datagram object (which one depends on if TCP or UDP is used as the transport protocol) is made available to describe data sent or received, often in a Trace event. The Segment.Offset or Datagram.Offset property contains the offset into the buffer.
Requirements
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0