🚀 go-pugleaf

Thank you for reply
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>   int size = the_size_of_the_message;
>
>   ->SendBuf ( &size, sizeof(size);
>   ->SendBuf ( message, size );

Yes that is a better idea than mine (thank you Jonathan and you).

>Using a TMemoryStream is fine.
>What you have to consider first is that if OnRead triggers that
>you /have/ to read all bytes indicated by ReceiveLength().
>That can be very easily handled by just reading /all/ into a TMemoryStream.
>(Adjust Size first, And Position after).
>Now after having put all in the memorystream check the first four bytes.

ok i am trying to write it :
on clientsocketread :
        int Len = ClientSocket->Socket->ReceiveLength();

        char *Buffer = new char[Len];
        Socket->ReceiveBuf( Buffer, Len );

        TMemoryStream *Data = new TMemoryStream;
        Data->Size = Len;
        Data->Position = 0;
        Data->Write( Buffer, Len );

now my data are stored in it and like you written I can read the packet size with :
        int size = *(int*)Data->Memory;
here is my new problem , for example : the first time I get only the first part of a package and after few seconds I get the last part of this  package. How I can join both parts ? my code now works but I haven't a single message, i have a lot of splitted message.
thank you very much
Alfred