On Apr 24, 2008, at 11:18 PM, vance wrote:
So there should be 2 instances, right? One instance for the
NSInputStream and one instance for the NSOutputStream
Yes, I would think so. The input stream to get data from wherever
the data is coming from and the output stream for wherever you
want it to go. I assumed you already had a setup like this.
Yes that is the structure I was experimenting with, I can't figure
out how to connect the two instances together, so that when I write
in the NSInputStream, I can then read the data from the
NSOutputStream.
And even if you could, I don't know why you'd want to send the
data right back to where you're getting it.
I am sorry, I should have mentioned the direction I am moving that
data. I am writing it to the stream, then I want to read it from
that stream from somewhere else
OHHHH! *understanding dawns* :)
In that case, I think you want to create a custom subclass of
NSStream whose output is whatever you've previously input.
-Ken
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