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Array_message |
I found at this point we can not fullfill that style of variable argument list you posted. |
Thx man, i just make new emit method 💃 But ur solution works too ^_^ |
I've added variable arguments support in latest release. |
message::list li(arg1);
li.push(arg2);
socket.emit("event",li); |
@melode11 thx man ^_^ |
@melode11 i have one stupid question, all work in ur test project,but after import all in my main project,i have some errors with boost lib, and others can u make FAQ or just answer how import this lib in iOS project ._. It's rly help for me. |
i have this warning now ._. |
did you build the boost and have the libboost_system.a |
You can follow my boost build instructions to got the static lib |
@melode11 with static framework i have "EXC_BAD_ACCESS" in this method
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Weird. |
Hello, thanks for the list example. How would I create an object message? |
message::ptr m =object_message::create(); |
@melode11 Can you write an example for puting any child messages? |
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@panhuachao Can you solve it |
Hello dudes!
How i can emit my data in this fomat
emit("event",string,string);
code on node.js:
socket.on('event', function(data1,data2){....});
help me pls ._.
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