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Revision as of 19:47, 18 October 2018
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| 37 || [4.0.0+] Shutdown ||
| 37 || [4.0.0+] Shutdown ||
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| 38 || [6.0.0+] GetAllowedChannels ||
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| 25 || UnregisterSocketDescriptor
| 25 || UnregisterSocketDescriptor
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==== GetRequestState ====
==== GetRequestState ====
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| 3 || Connected
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==== GetResult ====
==== GetResult ====
If the request enters state 1, this command can be used to determine why. It responds with the nice networking error codes that there are support pages for.
If the request enters state 1, this command can be used to determine why. It responds with the nice networking error codes that there are support pages for.
==== GetSystemEventReadableHandles ====
==== GetSystemEventReadableHandles ====
Returns two event handles. The first one signals when the RequestState changes.
Returns two event handles. The first one signals when the RequestState changes.
==== Cancel ====
==== Cancel ====
Cancels the request to bring the network up.
Cancels the request to bring the network up.
==== Submit ====
==== Submit ====
Submits the request to bring the network up. Call this after configuring the request.
Submits the request to bring the network up. Call this after configuring the request.
==== SetConnectionConfirmationOption ====
==== SetConnectionConfirmationOption ====
Set how to verify the internet connection.
Set how to verify the internet connection.
==== SetPersistent ====
==== SetPersistent ====
If this is set, when the network connection is lost, rather than causing the request to enter state 1, it will instead enter state 2 and attempt to bring the network back up again.
If this is set, when the network connection is lost, rather than causing the request to enter state 1, it will instead enter state 2 and attempt to bring the network back up again.