ambiguous reference to member 'connect(to:port:) about bluesocket HOT 4 CLOSED

Can I see a bit more code? Thanks.

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Sorry for the trouble. It was my mistake. For what it worth here are my simple examples:

Server:
// SimpleServer

import Socket

var soc = try Socket.create()
var msg = "I don't know"

try soc.listen(on: 9999)

var srv = try soc.acceptClientConnection()
var data = try srv.readString()

print("(data!)")

try srv.write(from: msg)

srv.close()

Client:

// SimpleClient

import Socket

var cln = try Socket.create()

let host = "localhost"
let port: Int32 = 9999
var msg = "Hello, what is the time?"

//let sig = try Socket.Signature(socketType: .stream, proto: .tcp, hostname: host, port: port)
//var cln = try Socket.connectTo(using: sig!)

try cln.connect(to: host, port: port)

try cln.write(from: msg)

var data = try cln.readString()

print("(data!)")

cln.close()

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I just tried to reproduce your problem... It looks like your not using the connect API correctly... That API doesn't return anything. It just returns if successful and will throw an exception if there's an error. Below is a little test program I cobbled together to try to reproduce your problem. Have a look an see if this helps you in solving your problem.

import Socket


public func run() {
        do {
                let socket = try Socket.create()

                try socket.connect(to: "localhost", port: 9999)

        } catch let error {

                guard let socketErr = error as? Socket.Error else {

                        print("Unknown error...")
                        return
                }

                print("Error reported: \(socketErr.description)")
        }
}

run()

This little snippet compiles cleanly and when run throws the appropriate error since there's nothing listening on the specified port.

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No problem... Glad you found it. Let me know if you have anymore questions. In the meantime, I'm going to close this issue.

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