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QuestionConnecting to Remote SQL Server Pin
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QuestionGeneric event? Pin
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Sirenfal16-Mar-10 18:34
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That's disappointing.

Packets is actually an enum of type-codes for each packet. Then the plug-ins parse the data (which is fed through a PacketEventArgs class) based on the type code.

It seems about the only option would be to have a giant switch statement of packets, or a manager.Register(Packets.SomePacket, MyHandler) function.

I think i'll end up going the latter route, a gigantic switch statement just doesn't appeal to me.

Thanks for your help.
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QuestionReplace two table's items with eachother in SQL Pin
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QuestionWhy it doesn't eat SYSTEM MEMORY???? Pin
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