Hi all, first post, so please be nice.
I've got a simple sockets server running
$local = IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto=>"tcp", LocalPort=>"23", Listen=>"1")
or die "Can't open Socket\n";
$remote = $local->accept;
$remote->autoflush(1);
I'm reading input like so...
while (<$remote>) {print;
}
close $local, $remote
A hardware device connects to the socket and sends characters (barcode
scanner output, variable length, alphanumeric) followed by '/r'
My (very basic) understanding is that if it used '/r/n' my code would work.
I don't have much control over the hardware side of things.
And as you can probably see I'm not too clued up on the software side of
things.
tia
/ciaran.
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