Applies To:

TCPSocket

Description

If enabled, this event is reported when the remote end of a TCP/IP connection breaks the connection.

You may not disable or nullify the operation by setting the action code for the event to ¯1 or by returning 0 from a callback function. You may also not call TCPClose as a method or generate this event artificially using ⎕NQ.

The event message reported as the result of ⎕DQ, or supplied as the right argument to your callback function, is a 2-element vector as follows :

[1]	Object	ref or character vector
[2]	Event	'TCPClose' or 374