Hi!

Jon Hylands wrote:
> "SS can not be run unbuffered, since that seems unneeded. The option to
> autoFlush is still available, with it set to true SocketStream (just like
> OSS) will flush on its own on each nextPut:/nextPutAll:, otherwise flushing
> it will have to be done manually but is done on close."
> 
> This is incorrect, as it turns out - what really happens when autoFlush is
> set to true is that a flush is sent when the outgoing buffer is full,
> which, as it turns out, is a 4KB buffer. So, this problem was actually on
> the client side rather than the server side, and was easily fixed by using
> nextPutAllFlush: instead of nextPutAll:

Right, sorry for the confusion. We should fix so that it behaves like 
the class comment says I think. I presume people either want it "super 
auto" or "manual", not "almost auto" :)

> Thanks again to Göran for his help in this...

No problem!

regards, Göran