Create a socket.
Receive data on the connection.
Send data on the connection. If the socket is blocking and there is no buffer space left, $(D_PSYMBOL send) waits, non-blocking socket returns 0 in this case.
$(D_KEYWORD true) if the stream socket peer has performed an orderly shutdown.
How a socket is shutdown.
How a socket is shutdown.
Socket handle.
Address family.
Closes the socket and calls the destructor on itself.
Get a socket option.
Set a socket option.
Disables sends and/or receives.
Immediately drop any connections and release socket resources. Calling $(D_PSYMBOL shutdown) before $(D_PSYMBOL close) is recommended for connection-oriented sockets. The $(D_PSYMBOL Socket) object is no longer usable after $(D_PSYMBOL close).
Listen for an incoming connection. $(D_PSYMBOL bind) must be called before you can $(D_PSYMBOL listen).
Compare handles.
Socket returned if a connection has been established.