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The Dark · Dec 5th, 2007, 6:15 PM

I don't think you want to exit the loop when you hit "i" - that would only send the message to the portion of the users whose socket was less than the sender.
I think something like this should work in the inner if statement:

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...
{
  // if the sending socket is equal to the socket receiving the message, don't send.
  if(j != i)
    send(j, recvbuf, bytes, 0);
}
...
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{
  // if the sending socket is equal to the socket receiving the message, don't send.
  if(j != i)
    send(j, recvbuf, bytes, 0);
}
...

Dec 5th, 2007, 6:15 PM	#2
The Dark Expert Programmer Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 824 Rep Power: 4	Re: Winsock: specified sending I don't think you want to exit the loop when you hit "i" - that would only send the message to the portion of the users whose socket was less than the sender. I think something like this should work in the inner if statement: c++ Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) ... { // if the sending socket is equal to the socket receiving the message, don't send. if(j != i) send(j, recvbuf, bytes, 0); } ... ... { // if the sending socket is equal to the socket receiving the message, don't send. if(j != i) send(j, recvbuf, bytes, 0); } ...