Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?

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Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?
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"DynBuffer" is dynamic buffer. It's not used only for outgoing/incoming messages

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[quote author=Okee link=topic=11393.msg109921#msg109921 date=1114475808]
Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?
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"DynBuffer" is dynamic buffer. It's not used only for outgoing/incoming messages
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Oh, alright. What's this CPacket I see several posts on this forum using? Know anything about it? Maybe, where I can find it?

[quote author=Okee link=topic=11393.msg109921#msg109921 date=1114475808]
DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.
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Perhaps the buffer class shouldn't handle sending itself?  Sounds like bad OO design to me.

Nobody knows anything about CPacket?
Here's one of the posts talking about it... here.

OnlyMeat, do you know?

[quote author=Okee link=topic=11393.msg110189#msg110189 date=1114643574]
Nobody knows anything about CPacket?
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Google knows.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=CPacket&btnG=Google+Search

Google knows all.

[quote author=Okee link=topic=11393.msg110189#msg110189 date=1114643574]
Nobody knows anything about CPacket?
Here's one of the posts talking about it... here.

OnlyMeat, do you know?
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It's just a base class to encapsulate basic packet buffer operations. The '<<' and '>>' shift operators are overloaded to provide c++ stream type functionality for a variety of datatypes.