LitDev Extension API

GW	LD3DView	LDArray	LDBits	LDBlueTooth
LDCall	LDChart	LDClient	LDClipboard	LDColours
LDCommPort	LDController	LDControls	LDCursors	LDDataBase
LDDateTime	LDDebug	LDDialogs	LDDictionary	LDEffect
LDEmail	LDEncryption	LDEvents	LDFastArray	LDFastShapes
LDFigures	LDFile	LDFinances	LDFocus	LDftp
LDGeography	LDGraph	LDGraphicsWindow	LDHashTable	LDHID
LDIcon	LDImage	LDInline	LDIOWarrior	LDList
LDLogic	LDMath	LDMathX	LDMatrix	LDMusic
LDNetwork	LDPhysics	LDProcess	LDQueue	LDRegex
LDResources	LDScrollBars	LDSearch	LDServer	LDSettings
LDShapes	LDShell	LDSort	LDSound	LDSpeech
LDStatistics	LDStopwatch	LDText	LDTextWindow	LDTimer
LDTranslate	LDUnits	LDUtilities	LDVector	LDWaveForm
LDWebCam	LDWindows	LDxml	LDZip	TW

LDServer
Server and Client communication between computers.
Separate programs are required for the server and client - this is for the server.

AutoMessages	Broadcast	ClientConnected
ClientDisconnected	ClientMessage	Close
CloseDelay	Disconnect	GetClients
IP	LastClient	LastClientConnected
LastClientDisconnected	LastClientMessage	Port
SendMessage	Start	Stop

AutoMessages
Show TextWindow connection messages when in auto mode "True" (default) or "False".

Broadcast(message)
Send a message to all clients.
message The message may be any variable including an array.
returns A array of values "SUCCESS", "NOT_CONNECTED", "NO_CLIENT" or "FAILED" with the Client Name being the index.

ClientConnected
Event when a client connects.

ClientDisconnected
Event when a client disconnects.

ClientMessage
Event when a client sends a message to the server.

Close(clientName)
Disconnect and close (End) a client.
clientName The client name, usually Client1, Client2 etc.
A list of current clients can be obtained from the method GetClients or found from the ClientConnected event.
returns "SUCCESS", "NOT_CONNECTED", "NO_CLIENT" or "FAILED"

CloseDelay
A delay in ms (default 100) when disconnecting to allow a message to be sent before connection closed (Stop, Disconnect and Close).
This delay should also be set for clients in LDClient.CloseDelay.

Disconnect(clientName)
Disconnect a client.
clientName The client name, usually Client1, Client2 etc.
A list of current clients can be obtained from the method GetClients or found from the ClientConnected event.
returns "SUCCESS", "NOT_CONNECTED", "NO_CLIENT" or "FAILED"

GetClients()
Get a list of current connected clients.
returns An array of current client names or "" for none.

IP
The IP address of the server (it is defaulted to the current LAN IP).
If you want to use over the internet, then a web IP will be needed.

LastClient
The last client name.

LastClientConnected
The last client connected name.

LastClientDisconnected
The last client disconnected name.

LastClientMessage
The last client message.

Port
The windows port to use (default 100).

SendMessage(clientName,message)
Send a message to a client.
clientName The client name, usually Client1, Client2 etc.
A list of current clients can be obtained from the method GetClients or found from the ClientConnected event.
message The message may be any variable including an array.
returns "SUCCESS", "NOT_CONNECTED", "NO_CLIENT" or "FAILED"

Start(auto)
Start the server.
auto Enable auto message passing "True" or "False".
If this is used (recommended) then all client data is passed via server to all other clients,
and no processing of send and receive events is required.
The data is updated to arrays of data (indexed by client name) that is returned from the client Update methods.
The auto option should be the same for server and all clients.
returns The current connection parameter ip:port (e.g. "192.168.1.60:100"), or "FAILED".
This is the parameter to use to connect from the client.

Stop()
Stop the current server and close all clients.
returns "SUCCESS" or "FAILED"