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Vocabulary
io.sockets

Class description
Host name/port number specifier for TCP/IP and UDP/IP connections. The host and port slots hold the host name and port name or number, respectively. New instances are created by calling <inet>.

Notes
This address specifier is only supported by <client>, which calls resolve-host to obtain a list of IP addresses associated with the host name, and attempts a connection to each one in turn until one succeeds. Other network words do not accept this address specifier, and resolve-host must be called directly; it is then up to the application to pick the correct address from the (possibly several) addresses associated to the host name.

Examples

"www.apple.com" 80 <inet>

Definition

IN: io.sockets

TUPLE: inet < hostname port ;

Methods

USING: io.sockets io.sockets.private ;

M: inet (client) resolve-host (client) ;


USING: io.sockets io.sockets.private ;

M: inet (server) invalid-inet-server ;


USING: arrays io.servers.private io.sockets ;

M: inet >insecure 1array ;


USING: accessors io.sockets kernel math.parser present sequences
;

M: inet present
    [ host>> ] [ port>> number>string ] bi ":" glue ;


USING: accessors generic io.sockets kernel sequences ;

M: inet resolve-host
    [ M\ inet resolve-host (call-next-method) ] [ port>> ] bi
    [ with-port ] curry map ;

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