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    Default Re: how to send structure to tcp spcket

    However you want, one byte at a time.

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    Exclamation Re: how to send structure to tcp spcket

    write all structure at a time or one byte at at a time pls specift both the cases.



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    Default Re: how to send structure to tcp spcket

    QTcpSocket is a QIOdevice. Use QIODevice::write(), QIODevice::read(), possibly even QTextStream or QDataStream, the resources that are already available to you, and some of your own initiative.

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    write whole structure at a time

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