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Dude · (This post was last modified: 12-20-2014, 18:43 by Dude.)

Hi guys, i have small problem: my cpp program doesnt not work (dont play sound)

Code:
#include <Windows.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <MMsystem.h>
#pragma comment(lib,"winmm.lib")
#pragma comment(lib,"dsound.lib")
using namespace std;
int main()
{
	  int a = 5;
	int b;
	cin >>b;
	if(b<= a)
	{

    PlaySound(TEXT("windowsxp.wav"),NULL,SND_SYNC);

	}
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}

**Nekochan** · (This post was last modified: 12-14-2014, 21:13 by Nekochan.)

It's the most easiest task ever.
Simple networking. I can give c++/c example, but I forgot this stuff in c#. It's P2P ( peer to peer ) connection.
I can give you a tip: use tcp.

Dude · 12-14-2014, 21:14

(12-14-2014, 21:11)Nekochan Wrote: It's the most easiest task ever.
Simple networking. I can give c++/c example, but I forgot this stuff in c#. It's P2P ( peer to peer ) connection.
I can give you a tip: use tcp.

Example please

**Nekochan** · 12-14-2014, 21:57

Well, as I said I don't remember some stuff from C#, but here you go, pseudocode.

Code:
// Create a tcp stuff.
int mPort = 1082; // Taking lower than 1024 will give you an errors, these are system-precached.
TcpListener mServerSocket = new TcpListener( mPort );
TcpClient mClientSocket = default( TcpClient );
mServerSocket .Start(); // Start server.

Console.WriteLine("Server started.");
while( true ) {
                mClientSocket = mServerSocket.AcceptTcpClient(); // Wait for connections.

                byte[] recvBytes = new byte[16384];
                string clientData = null;

                NetworkStream networkStream = mClientSocket.GetStream(); // Read client data.
                networkStream.Read( recvBytes , 0, (int)mClientSocket.ReceiveBufferSize );

                clientData = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString( recvBytes ); // Create UTF8/ASCII string.

                Console.WriteLine( "Someone joined." );

                ParseCommands( clientData ); // Here you parse your commands from client.
}

For client, use the same method, but remove 'start' and use 'connect'

Code:
mClientSocket.Connect(" *IPADDRESS* ",  1082 );

and then use 'Send' with commands you wish.  eg: "Send("playsound Soundname")". and parse it in ParseCommands function. ( Split string ).

Dude · 12-15-2014, 08:30

(12-14-2014, 21:57)Nekochan Wrote: Well, as I said I don't remember some stuff from C#, but here you go, pseudocode.

Code:
// Create a tcp stuff. int mPort = 1082; // Taking lower than 1024 will give you an errors, these are system-precached. TcpListener mServerSocket = new TcpListener( mPort ); TcpClient mClientSocket = default( TcpClient ); mServerSocket .Start(); // Start server. Console.WriteLine("Server started."); while( true ) { mClientSocket = mServerSocket.AcceptTcpClient(); // Wait for connections. byte[] recvBytes = new byte[16384]; string clientData = null; NetworkStream networkStream = mClientSocket.GetStream(); // Read client data. networkStream.Read( recvBytes , 0, (int)mClientSocket.ReceiveBufferSize ); clientData = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString( recvBytes ); // Create UTF8/ASCII string. Console.WriteLine( "Someone joined." ); ParseCommands( clientData ); // Here you parse your commands from client. }

For client, use the same method, but remove 'start' and use 'connect'

Code:
mClientSocket.Connect(" *IPADDRESS* ", 1082 ); and then use 'Send' with commands you wish. eg: "Send("playsound Soundname")". and parse it in ParseCommands function. ( Split string ).

Thanks you Heart

, I understand C++ code :-) .

Dude · (This post was last modified: 12-21-2014, 13:30 by Dude.)

You can help me?
How me make endless loop on C#?
I am need in check some events in every 10 minute?

Dude · 12-21-2014, 13:31

dont click on button/ ets events