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Posted by yawnmoth on 10/07/91 11:54
Say you open a socket connection with fsockopen. Normally, subsequent
calls to fgets are going to block until input is ready. Unless, of
course, socket_set_blocking is used to disable blocking (which I'm not
doing).
Unfortunately, this does not seem to always be the case. I still, on
occasion, get empty strings from fgets. Since feof returns false,
there's still input left. Yet fgets isn't giving it to me, as it
should be.
Now, I am aware that fgets stops when a new line character is
encountered, but that new line character is supposed to,
never-the-less, be included in the string that fgets returns. In my
case, it isn't. I'm just getting empty strings. And I don't see why.
Any ideas?
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