[C++] Packet buffer classes for battle.net

[Okee]

Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?

[UserLoser.]

Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?

"DynBuffer" is dynamic buffer. It's not used only for outgoing/incoming messages

[Okee]

Are there any public packet buffer classes out there that I can use? I'm looking for one that handles the sending of the packet as well as constructing/reading packets, similar to DM's old one for visual basic. DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: What's this CPacket class I see several people using in their C++ bots?

"DynBuffer" is dynamic buffer. It's not used only for outgoing/incoming messages

Oh, alright. What's this CPacket I see several posts on this forum using? Know anything about it? Maybe, where I can find it?

[MyndFyre]

DM's new DynBuffer doesn't appear to handle the send packet function in the class.

Perhaps the buffer class shouldn't handle sending itself?  Sounds like bad OO design to me.

[Okee]

Nobody knows anything about CPacket?
Here's one of the posts talking about it... here.

OnlyMeat, do you know?

[MyndFyre]

Nobody knows anything about CPacket?

Google knows.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=CPacket&btnG=Google+Search

[Yegg]

Google knows all.

[OnlyMeat]

Nobody knows anything about CPacket?
Here's one of the posts talking about it... here.

OnlyMeat, do you know?

It's just a base class to encapsulate basic packet buffer operations. The '<<' and '>>' shift operators are overloaded to provide c++ stream type functionality for a variety of datatypes.