Ok, I'm working on an app in C# that will send a variable to ARC via TCP/IP telnet style. The ARC side work with a script I can send data to it manually via telnet. Now I need for my app to send the data.
I took the example out of the latest SDK, Tutorial 30 in C# SDK Client.
The main code is as follows:
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {
ezB_Connect1.Port = "127.0.0.1:6666";
trackBar1.Value = EZ_B.Servo.SERVO_MIN;
trackBar1.Minimum = 0;
trackBar1.Maximum = EZ_B.Servo.SERVO_MAX;
}
private void trackBar1_Scroll(object sender, EventArgs e) {
ezB_Connect1.EZB.Servo.SetServoPosition(EZ_B.Servo.ServoPortEnum.D0, trackBar1.Value);
}
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The TrackBar is a track bar for servo control - I'm not interested in that. But I do like the connection string. And I like the command that is sent, but I need to figure out how to redo it to just send a variable or string
// This is what I'm going for in my C# code
private void btn_Open_Telnet_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ezB_Connect1.Port = "192.168.0.100:6666";
}
private void btn_sendname_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ezB_Connect1.EZB.ToString(EZ_B.TCPServer ,names);
}
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I click on the first button to make a connection. I click on the second button to send the data, but it's not formatted corrected. I do of course have the EZ-B.dll in the debug folder and the correct references.
If I were to the string manually to ARC with Telnet I uses this: $FaceName = "DJ Sures" - this replicates as if the variable "names" in my C# app held a string value of "DJ Sures" and was sent to ARC to fill the varable of $FaceName.
I just want to send my names string in my C# to ARC.
You don't neex the ezb sdk for this tcp/ip is a control within visual studio. Unfortunately, I can't give much more help than that. If this was VB6 I could tell you exactly what control to use and the commands to use, but haven't had time to learn C# or even vb.net yet.
Basically though, you need to establish a socket to the ezb telnet port (23 by default) and then just send text across the port
Alan
DJ Sures actually fix this for me in the past via Tutorial 52 for Scripting and this thread: https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/4952&page=1
IT WORKS! CHa-CHING! Thank you DJ. I was just using the wrong sample.
Awesome. I was sure if DJ didn't jump on one of the handful of C# developers here would help fill in the gaps. Good to see that the question was already answered.
Alan