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$sock returns informations about currently opened sockets.

Synopsis

$sock(name,N)

Parameters

• name - The name of the socket, you can use a wildcard expression and use the N parameter to get the Nth socket
• N - The Nth matching socket, to be used with a wildcard expression, default to 1

Properties

• .name - returns the name you give to a connection to identify it
• .addr - returns the original named address if one was used.
• .sent - returns the number of bytes sent over that connection so far
• .rcvd - returns the number of bytes received over that connection so far
• .sq - returns the number of bytes queued in the send buffer
• .rq - returns the number of bytes queued in the receive buffer
• .ls - returns the number of seconds since the connection last sent data
• .lr - returns the number of seconds since the connection last received data
• .mark - returns the data marked from /sockmark (data storage tied to the socket, 512 bytes max)
• .type - returns the socket type, TCP or UDP
• .saddr - returns the source address of the last received UDP packet
• .sport - return the source port of the last received UDP packet
• .to - returns the number of seconds the socket has been open
• .wserr - returns the last winsock error number that occurred on a socket
• .wsmsg - returns the last winsock error message corresponding to the .wserr error number above
• .ssl - returns $true for an SSL connection
• .pause - returns $true if a socket has been paused
• .starttls - returns $true for a STARTTLS connection
• .bindip - returns the ip address or adapter name used when binding IP
• .bindport - returns the port name used when binding IP

Example

//echo -a $sock(*,1)

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v5.3
Added on: 13 Dec 1997
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.

See also

• /sockopen
• /sockwrite
• /$sockerr
• $sockbr