wiredfool

This doesn’t work.

local {
    strIn ; \// Wrong!.
    bytes = 0}
try {
    msg(tcp.statusStream(adrConn^.stream, @bytes));
      tcp.readStreamBytes(adrConn^.stream, bytes, 10, @strIn);}

If you have to pass in the address of a string (at least to the tcp verbs), you need to give it a value. It can’t just be a nil name.

local {
    strIn =""; \// Right!
    bytes = 0;}