<?
/***************************************************************************
* Original floSocket copyright (C) 2005 by Joshua Hatfield. *
* *
* In order to use any part of this floSocket Class, you must comply with *
* the license in 'license.doc'. In particular, you may not remove this *
* copyright notice. *
* *
* Much time and thought has gone into this software and you are *
* benefitting. We hope that you share your changes too. What goes *
* around, comes around. *
***************************************************************************
In this example, I will show that floSocket can in fact be implemented using
only three lines of code minus any comment lines you may need of course ;-).
This example creates a simple echoer on port 9999.
*/
// Line one, include the class file.
include("floSocket.php");
// Line two, create a class instance.
$mySocket = new floSocket(false, 9999);
// Line three, start the listener.
$mySocket->start();
/*
Because there is no event function specified for SOCKET_EVENT_NEWDATA, all
received data is spit back to the connection. Otherwise, this example is
completely silent.
There are a number of things that you will PROBABLY want to add, this example
is not for that. Please see simple.php for a more comprehensive example.
*/
?>
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