lrs_set_socket_handler

Sets a socket handler for the specified socket.

int lrs_set_socket_handler( char *s_desc, int handler );

The lrs_set_socket_handler function sets a socket handler for the specified socket.

This function is not recorded during a WinSock session—you manually insert it into your script.

Return Values

Windows Sockets Return Values

Parameterization

You cannot use standard parameterization for any arguments in this function.

Example

In the following example, lrs_set_socket_handler switches the socket handlers of socket0 and socket1.

int socket0_handler=0, socket1_handler=0;

lrs_create_socket("socket0", "UDP", LrsLastArg);

socket0_handler=lrs_get_socket_handler("socket0");

lrs_create_socket("socket1", "UDP", "LocalHost=0", "RemoteHost=localhost:1496", LrsLastArg);

socket1_handler=lrs_get_socket_handler("socket1");

lrs_set_socket_handler("socket1", socket0_handler);

lrs_set_socket_handler("socket0", socket1_handler);

return 0;