>>>Sorry about the previous message. I was tired yesterday. George Tasker was right: you can concatenate for this structure:
>>>
>>>lnsa_family = AF_INET
>>>lcsa_family = loPointers.NumberToWordString(lnsa_family)
>>>lcSockAddr = lcsa_family + lcsa_data
>>>
>>>Sorry once again for pointing you in the wrong direction! :(
>>>
>>>Vlad
>>>
>>
>>Vlad,
>>
>>I really wish that the documentation conventions were consistent in Win32. I know that in the Win32.hlp file, most structures are similar to:
>>
>>typedef struct _PRINTER_DEFAULTS { // pd
>>
>> LPTSTR pDatatype;
>> LPDEVMODE pDevMode;
>> ACCESS_MASK DesiredAccess;
>>} PRINTER_DEFAULTS;
>>
>>Where the "LP" prefix in indicates that something's a pointer. However, with the Winsock.h declarations, you have to rely on finding the pointer symbol. Makes it real easy to make a mistake like this (especially if one's tired).
>>
>>Just one question: Are you trying for the "Worst Puns" awards at the next DevCon? :-).
>>
>>George
>
>"Worst puns"? What did I do this time? :) You know... my English...
>
>Vlad

Vlad,

Try this:

"Sorry once again for *pointing* you in the wrong direction!"

Hmm, maybe it's just the way I think %-).

George