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    Method PopEvent

    PopEvent(out NetworkConnection, out DataStreamReader)

    Pops the next event from the event queue, Empty will be returned if there are no more events to pop.

    Declaration
    public NetworkEvent.Type PopEvent(out NetworkConnection connection, out DataStreamReader reader)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    NetworkConnection connection

    Connection on which the event occured.

    DataStreamReader reader

    DataStreamReader from which the event data (e.g. payload) can be read from.

    Returns
    Type Description
    NetworkEvent.Type

    The type of the event popped.

    Remarks

    The reader obtained from this method will contain different things for different event types. For Data, it contains the actual received payload. For Disconnect, it contains a single byte identifying the reason for the disconnection (see DisconnectReason). For other event types, it contains nothing.

    PopEvent(out NetworkConnection, out DataStreamReader, out NetworkPipeline)

    Pops the next event from the event queue, Empty will be returned if there are no more events to pop.

    Declaration
    public NetworkEvent.Type PopEvent(out NetworkConnection connection, out DataStreamReader reader, out NetworkPipeline pipe)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    NetworkConnection connection

    Connection on which the event occured.

    DataStreamReader reader

    DataStreamReader from which the event data (e.g. payload) can be read from.

    NetworkPipeline pipe

    Pipeline on which the data event was received.

    Returns
    Type Description
    NetworkEvent.Type

    The type of the event popped.

    Remarks

    The reader obtained from this method will contain different things for different event types. For Data, it contains the actual received payload. For Disconnect, it contains a single byte identifying the reason for the disconnection (see DisconnectReason). For other event types, it contains nothing.

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