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VTCPD Features User Manual

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VTCPD Features User Manual

option:

For example, -i 48:1 specifies an identification field of length 48, starting from the

beginning of the message. Alternatively, identification fields for requests can be

assigned by applications (using -i) or by the daemon (by using -I instead).

Instead of an offset, the location of the ID field in the message can also be specified by

a identification string which precedes the ID. To define this option use a command line

argument:

-i len@string or -I len@string

instead of -i len:pos or -I len:pos. The string can be any set of ASCII

characters except 0x00. Unprintable characters may be represented in hexadecimal as

0xXX. For example, -i 4@abc0x010x02 specifies that the ID field in a message is

located right after a string "abcXY", where in this example X and Y are binary values

of 1 and 2 respectively.

Format of Outgoing and Incoming Messages

Typically, the header format is the same for both outgoing and incoming messages. If

formats differ, then options -f and -i are applied to outgoing messages only, while

new options -F and -j should be used to specify the format of incoming messages. If

either of -F or -j options is omitted, the format is defined by corresponding option -

f or -i.

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