Members exposed by TIdSocketHandle.
Method |
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Accepts a connection for a listener socket. | |
Creates a socket descriptor with the specified socket and protocol families. | |
Copies the value of an object instance to the current instance. | |
Closes the connection and destroys the socket handle. | |
Opens the connection to the remote system using the socket handle. | |
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Instructs a socket handle to listen for incoming connection. | |
Determines if the socket handle is available for reading. | |
Reads data from the socket handle for the connection. | |
Reads data from the socket handle connected to specific remote computer system. | |
Restores the socket handle to an uninitialized state. | |
Determines if a socket handle is available for reading and writing. | |
Sends data using the socket handle for the connection. | |
Sends data using the socket handle to a specific remote connection. | |
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Sets socket options for the socket handle in the connection. | |
Constructor |
Description |
Constructor for the object instance. |
Destructor |
Description |
Destructor for the object instance. |
Property |
Description |
Indicates the maximum port number allowed for binding a socket handle. | |
Indicates the minimum port number allowed for binding a socket handle. | |
Socket handle by the protocol stack for the socket descriptor. | |
Indicates if the socket handle is valid. | |
Identifies the IP address for the local computer. | |
IP address family supported for the socket handle. | |
Indicates if overlapped IO is allowed for the socket handle. | |
IP address for the remote system on the connection. | |
Port number for the remote system on the connection. | |
Port number for the local connection. |
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