Author: KermMartian
Posted: 10 Feb 2013 11:52:08 am (GMT -5)
Yes, so it does; now I remember. ![Smile]()
I think that's a good enough start for now. A string can be a string or binary data, a list can be used as a real number (one element), a complex number (two elements), or a real list (1+ elements). The only thing we're really missing there is pictures, and I'm sure there's a DCSB Libs + C3 way around that problem.
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Posted: 10 Feb 2013 11:52:08 am (GMT -5)
| geekboy1011 wrote: |
| Ah. And we can send a list or a string. The program parses the imput on cn2send and sets the frame up for which ever data is being sent. Cn2get then recreates it on the other side |
I think that's a good enough start for now. A string can be a string or binary data, a list can be used as a real number (one element), a complex number (two elements), or a real list (1+ elements). The only thing we're really missing there is pictures, and I'm sure there's a DCSB Libs + C3 way around that problem._________________
