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endNet()
« on: Apr 24th, 2004, 12:03am » |
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has anyone successfully gotten endNet() to work? be it in public void stop() or on a keypress, i can't seem to successfully terminate a net connection.
when endNet is called, my sketch (i'm running v67 on win98, talking to a server on another machine running OSX) continues to play, but all key and mouse presses are ignored, and i am unable to close the sketch.
if i do try to close the sketch, either with the stop button or the close window [x], nothing happens until i shut down the server. then everything closes properly.
except...something is still running, somewhere. every time i do this, the next time i start a sketch, it runs slower. and then slower the next time. until it crawls to a stop...seems like something is still running in the background that wasn't properly terminated.
restarting processing seems to clear whatever the memory hog is.
any ideas?
thanks!
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fry
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Re: endNet()
« Reply #1 on: Apr 26th, 2004, 2:55pm » |
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net is pretty horked since it hasn't received any love in the last several releases. i've been encouraging people to just use the java networking api instead, until i can get a chance to iron out the issues in the net api.
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