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Lnet LF terminated string

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michoux:
Hello I use Lnet to connect to server.
Server sends a string from time to time.
I read it with GetMessage
String contains "lines" terminated  by LF - line feed

In  TCPBlockSocket there is nice option "connection.RecvTerminated" which will brake string by lines so I can read it line by line and parse it.
Is there such option in lnet?

Regards Matija

engkin:
Use Split from SysUtils:

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MarkMLl:
...although that wouldn't handle the cases where one end of the streamed data or the other comprised an incomplete line.

I've got two questions: (i) why is the protocol terminating on LF rather than on CRLF which is the Internet standard and (ii) is OP using the LNet implementation bundled (as a tool and unsupported) with FPC or the one from Github etc. which is really where questions should be directed?

MarkMLl

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